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Dare County approves bonds to finance Early College; officials say state lottery and sales-tax funds will cover debt, no property tax increase
Summary
The Dare County Board of Commissioners on June 9 unanimously approved Series 2025A limited‑obligation bonds and a reimbursement resolution to finance the Early College, saying the debt will be repaid from state restricted capital funds (lottery and a dedicated share of sales tax) and will not require a property tax increase.
The Dare County Board of Commissioners on June 9 unanimously approved a package of bond-related actions to finance the Early College and portions of the school capital improvement plan.
The board adopted a reimbursement resolution to allow the county to reimburse pre-closing expenses from bond proceeds and approved the issuance of Series 2025A limited-obligation bonds, with a “not to exceed” par amount the county set for the financing. County officials said the debt will be repaid from state restricted capital funds (lottery receipts and a dedicated share of state sales tax) and will not require an increase in local property tax rates.
County finance staff described the funding mechanics during the meeting. The state’s school capital…
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