§ 53553 Bond Fund Withdrawal Authority
Imagine the state wants to build new parks but doesn't have enough money from selling bonds yet.
The state can borrow money from its main bank account (General Fund) to start building the parks. Later, when they sell the bonds, they have to pay back the borrowed money plus a little extra (interest).
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§ 53553 Bond Fund Withdrawal Authority
Last verified: January 24, 2026