§ 15233 Bond Payment Procedures
This law tells who must pay back the money (principal and interest) on county bonds and how the payment process works.
A county school district sells bonds to raise money for a new school. When the bonds mature, the county treasurer and the school superintendent give the bond owners their money at the place named in the bond, after the county auditor prepares a payment order and cancels the old bond.
The treasurer and superintendent handle the payment, but only after the auditor issues a warrant and cancels the bond. If the board had said a trustee office would take the payments, that trustee would pay the bond owners and cancel the bonds instead.
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§ 15233 Bond Payment Procedures
Last verified: January 10, 2026