§ 11710 State Bond Loan Authority
This law lets the government borrow money from the U.S. by selling special bonds without having to advertise them first.
The state needs money to fix roads but doesn't have enough in its budget.
Instead of waiting to advertise and sell bonds to the public, the state can quickly borrow money from the U.S. government by selling these special bonds.
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§ 11710 State Bond Loan Authority
Last verified: January 11, 2026