§ 15125 Joint School District Bonds
This law says that when a school district wants to borrow money by selling bonds, only the county that oversees the school district needs to approve and handle the process. Other counties where the school district is located don’t have to do anything.
Imagine a school district that covers parts of two counties wants to build a new school. To pay for it, they need to sell bonds (like borrowing money from people).
Only the county that is in charge of the school district has to approve and sell the bonds. The other county where the school district is located doesn’t need to sign off or do anything.
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§ 15125 Joint School District Bonds
Last verified: January 10, 2026