§ 101136 Interim Financing For Bonds
This law lets the State Allocation Board borrow money from the Pooled Money Investment Board, but only up to the amount of bonds they still need to sell, and the borrowed money must go into the fund they control.
A city wants to start building a new park but hasn't sold the bonds yet to pay for it.
The State Allocation Board can ask the Pooled Money Investment Board for a loan that is no bigger than the unsold bonds they plan to issue for the park. The loan money is put into the park fund, and the board signs the needed papers and later pays the loan back when the bonds are sold.
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§ 101136 Interim Financing For Bonds
Last verified: January 10, 2026