Bonding

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Cape May County bond ordinance proposes $12 million for roadway and drainage improvements

The board is scheduled to consider Bond Ordinance No. 6-2026, which would appropriate $12,000,000 and authorize $11,428,571 in bonds or notes to pay for various roadway and drainage projects across the county. Public comment on the ordinance is scheduled at the Nov. 10 meeting.

Cape May PointNov 10, 2026

Bonding referendum proposed for school alarms, firetruck, ambulance and sweeper

CoventryNov 9, 2026

Administration frames $30 million placeholder and conditions for bond offering

ClevelandNov 6, 2026

Advisor: Granby’s finances ‘in excellent shape,’ bond sale likely to keep S&P double A+

GranbyOct 27, 2026

Board adopts $11.5M bridge bond ordinance and introduces $12M road and drainage ordinance with Nov.10 hearing

Cape May PointOct 27, 2026

Bonding Repurpose

Commissioner opposes repurposing $26M bonding appropriation, staff explain history

Commissioner Edelson said she will vote no on redirecting a $26 million 2023 appropriation toward geothermal conversion, arguing the funds should serve immediate resident needs; staff explained the money originally tied to HERC negotiations and recommended repurposing toward recycling or energy projects after feasibility reviews.

Hennepin CountyOct 27, 2026

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Board tables Hoskins Grama Drainage District bond pledge after residents say notice was insufficient

A resolution to pledge full faith and credit for up to $2.5 million in drainage-district bonds was tabled to Dec. 8 after a commissioner said residents had not been properly notified and asked for coordination with the drain office.

Ingham CountyOct 27, 2026

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Board approves $2.27 million short‑term note for roads, IT and insurance costs

Supervisors approved a $2,266,049 general obligation promissory note (series 2026) to fund capital improvements including road projects, IT equipment and nearly $500,000 in property and liability insurance costs; staff said the county borrows short‑term and repays in March to limit interest expense.

Ashland CountyOct 27, 2026

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Wall Committee adopts $1.5 million bond ordinance after public hearing

WallOct 28, 2026

Board cautious about town-office renovation bond without completed design and cost estimates

LittletonOct 22, 2026

Board previews 2028 bonding plan as system weighs facilities to meet enrollment goals

2026 Legislature SDOct 18, 2026

Linden adopts bond-counsel ordinance, appoints Board president as paying agent

LindenOct 16, 2026

Candidates back targeted bonding for infrastructure, cite underpass and local needs

Clay CountyOct 9, 2026

Council hires McKinney & Evans as bond counsel for sewer project

LapelOct 8, 2026

Middletown adopts bond ordinance 2026-3543 on second and final reading

MiddletownOct 6, 2026

Commissioners cite bonding and reserve targets in discussion of proposed rate

Camden CountyOct 2, 2026

Staff recommends borrowing roughly $13.5M now, holding $4M for future projects to limit interest on unused funds

East Porter County School CorpSep 29, 2026

Presenter says TIPTON R-VI has roughly $9M bonding capacity for facilities work

TIPTON R-VIOct 1, 2026

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Cape May County bond ordinance proposes $12 million for roadway and drainage improvements

Bonding referendum proposed for school alarms, firetruck, ambulance and sweeper

Administration frames $30 million placeholder and conditions for bond offering

Advisor: Granby’s finances ‘in excellent shape,’ bond sale likely to keep S&P double A+

Board adopts $11.5M bridge bond ordinance and introduces $12M road and drainage ordinance with Nov.10 hearing

Commissioner opposes repurposing $26M bonding appropriation, staff explain history

Board tables Hoskins Grama Drainage District bond pledge after residents say notice was insufficient

Board approves $2.27 million short‑term note for roads, IT and insurance costs

More coverage

Wall Committee adopts $1.5 million bond ordinance after public hearing

Board cautious about town-office renovation bond without completed design and cost estimates

Board previews 2028 bonding plan as system weighs facilities to meet enrollment goals

Linden adopts bond-counsel ordinance, appoints Board president as paying agent

Candidates back targeted bonding for infrastructure, cite underpass and local needs

Council hires McKinney & Evans as bond counsel for sewer project

Middletown adopts bond ordinance 2026-3543 on second and final reading

Commissioners cite bonding and reserve targets in discussion of proposed rate

Staff recommends borrowing roughly $13.5M now, holding $4M for future projects to limit interest on unused funds

Presenter says TIPTON R-VI has roughly $9M bonding capacity for facilities work

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Bond counsel: arena debt would be special obligation tied to TERS increment and venue taxes, not general city debt

Board weighs bonding to fund sidewalks, IT and heavy equipment rather than depleting reserves

Finance director outlines bond timing and debt-service impact for 2027–28 budget

Walsh County commission votes to fund jail project using 0.75% sales tax and $5M cash; motion passes

Commissioners press Micah on sales‑tax exemptions and bonding for county building projects

Committee reviews bonding rules for treasurer and manager and how bonds will be held post-transition