Okaloosa commissioners approve Destin High School bond amendment; county cited as conduit only The Okaloosa County Commission approved a second amendment to a conduit bond agreement for Destin High School on Feb. 3; school officials said the county carries "absolutely no financial liability," while commissioners pressed for details on arrears and payroll prior to voting.

Okaloosa County commissioners have given the green light for Destin High School to restructure its bond financing, but the school faces tough questions about its financial standing.

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Monticello board ratifies bond refunding; advisors report roughly $490,000 in savings The Monticello School Board ratified a partial refunding of 2016 general obligation bonds (maturities 2027–2034) after advisors reported lower-than-expected interest costs and a projected savings of about $490,000 over the refunded maturities.

The Monticello School Board just approved a bond refunding that could save taxpayers nearly $490,000—find out how this will impact your taxes!

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Board hears bond‑sale plan and rating advice as district seeks next $6M issuance A finance adviser told the Silver Consolidated Schools board the district can proceed with a planned $6 million bond issuance (part of a $25M voter‑approved program), recommended a negotiated sale and suggested pursuing two credit ratings at an estimated combined cost of ~$60,000.

The Silver Consolidated Schools board is poised to make key financial decisions with a planned $6 million bond issuance that could shape the future of local education.

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Prosper ISD board approves $250 million bond issuance, adopts reimbursement resolution and awards multiple renovation contracts At its Oct. 20 meeting, the Prosper ISD Board of Trustees authorized issuing $250 million in unlimited-tax bonds, adopted a reimbursement resolution for project costs and awarded renovation contracts for five elementary campuses and Prosper High School; the board also passed the consent agenda and approved new contract hires.

Prosper ISD trustees have just approved a massive $250 million bond issuance, paving the way for crucial renovations across multiple campuses!

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