§ 13633 Special District Debt Payment
A small town needs money to fix its old schools, so it borrows money by issuing bonds. But after a few years, the town doesn't have enough money from taxes and fees to pay back the bonds.
The town can then charge extra taxes on homes and businesses to get the money needed to pay back the bonds. This extra tax money can't be used for anything else, like building new parks or paying teachers—only for paying back the debt.
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§ 13633 Special District Debt Payment
Last verified: January 23, 2026