§ 19261 Bond Issuance For Projects
This law says the state can sell bonds (like borrowing money) to pay for big projects, but only if the Governor approves. They don’t have to borrow all the money at once—they can do it in small chunks over time.
Imagine your town wants to build a new park but doesn’t have enough money right now.
The town can ask the state for permission to borrow money little by little, like taking out small loans over time, instead of borrowing all the money at once. The Governor has to say it’s okay first.
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§ 19261 Bond Issuance For Projects
Last verified: January 10, 2026