§ 15232 Bond Payment Locations
This law lets the county board decide where bond payments (principal and interest) are made, and lets the bondholder choose a designated place, with any extra costs paid by the district's tax money.
A county issues bonds and a bondholder wants the payment sent to a trustee’s office in another state instead of the county treasurer’s office.
The board can approve that payment location, the bond must say that’s where the money will go, and any extra fees for sending the payment there are taken from the district’s tax fund that was set up to pay the bonds.
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§ 15232 Bond Payment Locations
Last verified: January 10, 2026