§ 54024 General Fund Bond Withdrawals
Imagine the state planned to sell $100 million in bonds to build schools, but only sold $70 million worth. They can take up to $30 million from the General Fund to use now.
The state can borrow the $30 million from the General Fund to start building schools right away. Later, when they sell the remaining bonds, they must pay back the $30 million plus extra money (interest) to the General Fund.
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§ 54024 General Fund Bond Withdrawals
Last verified: January 24, 2026