§ 100425 State Health Facility Bonds
This law lets California sell up to $6.7 billion in bonds (but not the part that’s already used for refunding) to pay for school‑building projects and to pay back a special revolving fund.
A local school district needs $200 million to build a new high school. The state issues and sells bonds under this law, gets the cash, and uses it to fund the construction.
The bonds are sold by the state treasurer, the money goes to the school building program, and the state promises to pay back the bond holders with interest.
Issuable Bonds = $6,700,000,000 – (amount of refunding bonds already issued)
The state has already issued $500 million in refunding bonds.
Result: $6,200,000,000 of new bonds can be issued.
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§ 100425 State Health Facility Bonds
Last verified: January 10, 2026