§ 19258 Bond Payment Appropriation
This law says the state must set aside money every year from its main budget to pay back bonds and to fund the program in Section 19259, no matter what the fiscal year is.
The state sells bonds to build a new highway. Each year, money is taken from the state’s general budget to pay the loan’s principal and interest, and also to keep the highway‑maintenance program (Section 19259) running.
Because of this law, the state always has enough cash ready to make the bond payments and to keep the highway program funded, even if the regular budget rules would try to limit that spending.
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§ 19258 Bond Payment Appropriation
Last verified: January 10, 2026