§ 15267 Small School District Bonds
This law lets two or more tiny school districts team up to sell bonds together, so they can split the paperwork costs while each district still pays back its own bond.
District A and District B each need money for school repairs and each gets voter approval to sell $2 million in bonds. They form a joint powers authority, hire one bond lawyer, and sell the bonds together. After the sale, District A still owes the $2 million it approved, and District B owes its $2 million, but both saved money on the legal and administrative fees.
The joint powers authority acts like a school district just for selling the bonds, letting the two districts share the cost of doing the sale, but it does not change the amount each district promised to pay.
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§ 15267 Small School District Bonds
Last verified: January 10, 2026