§ 101146 School Bond Funding Appropriation
This law sets aside money from the state's main fund each year to pay back the borrowed money and interest on bonds, and also to fund a related program.
A state builds a new highway by issuing bonds, then each year it must pay the bond's principal and interest and also fund a related project.
The state takes the needed cash from its general budget to cover those payments, just like a family sets aside money each month to pay a mortgage and a home improvement loan.
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§ 101146 School Bond Funding Appropriation
Last verified: January 10, 2026