§ 100256 Bond Election Tax Authorization
This law says that if a city or town wants to borrow money by selling bonds, they can use sales tax money to pay it back. The people voting must agree to this plan.
A town wants to build a new school but doesn't have enough money.
The town can ask voters to approve borrowing money (bonds) and use part of the sales tax to pay it back over time. If voters say yes, the town can't stop using that sales tax money until the loan is fully paid off.
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§ 100256 Bond Election Tax Authorization
Last verified: January 11, 2026