§ 100632 School Bond Issuance Authority
This law tells the State School Building Finance Committee to decide if they need to sell bonds to pay for school building money, and if they do, how much to sell.
The state wants to build a new high school and needs money. The committee looks at the request and decides whether to sell bonds to raise that money.
If the committee thinks bonds are needed, they choose an amount to issue and then sell those bonds over time, instead of trying to sell everything at once.
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§ 100632 School Bond Issuance Authority
Last verified: January 10, 2026