§ 2644 Bond Fund Withdrawal Authority
This law lets the state finance director move money from the General Fund to cover costs of a program, and then put the money back with interest when bond sales bring in cash.
A state agency needs $5 million to build a new park, but the money isn’t available right away.
The director can take $5 million from the General Fund now, use it for the park, and later pay it back with interest when the bond money from selling those bonds is received.
Interest = Principal × Interest Rate
Withdraw $2 million to fund a road project.
Result: Interest = 2000000 × 0.04 = 80000; Total repayment = 2000000 + 80000 = 2080000
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§ 2644 Bond Fund Withdrawal Authority
Last verified: January 10, 2026