§ 100836 Interim Financing For Bonds
This law lets the State Allocation Board borrow money from the Pooled Money Investment Board to pay for projects, but only up to the amount of bonds they still need to sell.
The board wants to start building a new school but hasn't sold all the bonds they planned for the project yet.
They can ask the Pooled Money Investment Board for a short‑term loan, use that cash to pay for the school work, and then pay the loan back when the remaining bonds are sold. The loan money goes straight into the fund the board controls.
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§ 100836 Interim Financing For Bonds
Last verified: January 10, 2026