§ 16066 School Building Fund Disbursements
This law lets the state set aside money for school building projects even if the school building fund doesn’t have enough cash right then, and lets them pay out those amounts later, as long as they don’t touch money that must go to the General Fund or other required uses.
A school district gets a $2 million allocation for a new gym, but the school building fund only has $1 million at that moment.
The district can still receive the $2 million allocation and later be paid from the fund even if the fund still doesn’t have enough to cover all past allocations, as long as the money isn’t needed for the General Fund or other mandatory purposes.
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§ 16066 School Building Fund Disbursements
Last verified: January 10, 2026