§ 103392 District Investment Reinvestment Authority
This law lets the district sell the bonds or Treasury notes it owns as investments and then use the money to buy new bonds or Treasury notes.
The school district has a bunch of old Treasury bonds that are worth $5 million. It decides to sell those bonds and use the cash to buy newer bonds that pay a higher interest rate.
Because the law says the district can sell its investment bonds and reinvest the money in other bonds, the district can do this sale and buy the new bonds without breaking any rules.
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§ 103392 District Investment Reinvestment Authority
Last verified: January 11, 2026