§ 105210 Refunding District Bonds
This law lets the board issue new "refunding" bonds to pay off old district bonds, covering the old principal, interest, any call premiums, and the costs of doing the swap.
A school district has $10 million of old bonds that are about to be called. The board decides to sell $10 million of new refunding bonds, uses the money to retire the old bonds, and pays the fees for the swap.
The board can create and sell the new bonds whenever it wants, decide how the exchange works, and it does not have to hold a public election to do it.
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§ 105210 Refunding District Bonds
Last verified: January 11, 2026