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Sampson County locks in $2.01 million in savings after bond refunding; S&P upgrades credit rating
Sampson County Board of Commissioners · January 6, 2026
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Summary
Sampson County refunded its 2015 limited‑obligation bonds on Nov. 20, yielding $2,007,056 in cash‑flow savings over 10 years (about $195,000 annually) and prompting a Standard & Poor's upgrade to AA‑, county financial consultant Andrew Carter told the board.
Sampson County officials on Jan. 5 announced a successful refunding of the county's 2015 limited‑obligation bonds that will produce $2,007,056 in cash‑flow savings over the next 10 years, Andrew Carter of DEC Associates said.
"Money in your pocket," Carter told the Board of Commissioners, summarizing the…
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