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Biloxi council approves bond intent, sets not‑to‑exceed cap at $18 million
Summary
The Biloxi City Council voted to publish intent to issue general obligation bonds and amended the resolution to set an upper cap of $18 million to preserve borrowing flexibility; the council said final project allocations will return for approval and set a revised protest‑period date.
The Biloxi City Council voted to publish a resolution declaring the city’s intent to issue general‑obligation bonds and amended the maximum authorization to an "up to" $18 million cap to preserve flexibility while officials prioritize projects.
Council members said the action authorizes the process, not final project selection. At the meeting, council staff described the step as an inducement resolution that allows the city to publish notice, run the statutory protest period and engage municipal advisors and the bond bank. City attorney/staff Jane explained the next steps: publishing the notice weekly…
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