Housing infrastructure bonds authorized, and money appropriated.
Introduction and first reading, referred to Housing Finance and Policy
Summary
The bill lets the state issue new housing‑infrastructure bonds worth as much as $50 million and requires the agency that issues the bonds to certify yearly debt‑service costs. The commissioner of management and budget must then move money from the general fund to a dedicated bond account each July, with caps that vary by bond series and run through 2049. These steps are meant to ensure reliable financing for housing projects.
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