Shelly Sigo

Central Florida's Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority soon will search for a new chief financial officer following the resignation of Nita Crowder.

A hearing is set for June 27 on Jefferson County, Ala.'s motion to delay sewer system-related litigation. The county is also asking for postponement of appeals before the 11th Circuit Court.

Bond attorney Griffith 'Grif' F. Pitcher died April 23 following a short illness. A memorial service is scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday at the Carmichael Funeral Home in Smyrna, Ga.

As the state of Florida works on its largest public-private partnership project, local governments hope a bill waiting for the governor's signature can expand the use of P3s.

The Georgia Supreme Court unanimously ruled last week that use of school tax revenue to fund development projects, including the Atlanta BeltLine, is constitutional.

Voters approved the issuance of $365 million of ad valorem tax bonds June 4 by the Reedy Creek Improvement District, a Florida public corporation that serves Walt Disney World.

Moody's Investors Service says agreements with most investors in Jefferson County, Ala.'s defaulted sewer warrants would result in a 60% overall recovery rate, which is consistent with the agency's Ca rating.

The federal judge overseeing the case against former JPMorgan bankers Charles LeCroy and Douglas MacFaddin denied the Security and Exchange Commission's request to set a trial date.

Gilt-edged Wake County, N.C., is being asked to hold an $810 million bond referendum Oct. 8 to meet the capital needs of the county's fast-growing school district.

Moody's Investors Service downgraded Memphis-Shelby County Airport Authority's bond rating to A3 from A2 a day after Delta announced that the airport would no longer be a hub.

Sean E. Ekiert has joined Raymond James as a managing director in Richmond, Va.

Jefferson County, Ala.'s sewer debt deal Tuesday may help it exit the country's largest municipal bankruptcy but it could leave several unresolved legal issues important to the municipal bond market.

The watchdog group Common Cause Georgia is requesting that Atlanta schedule a referendum on public financing for the Falcons' $1 billion new stadium.

The Miami-Dade County commission gave final approval for an overall $4.24 billion bond program to finance the cost of water and sewer improvements.

Creditors are asking the 11th Circuit Court of Appeal in Atlanta whether a bankruptcy judge can remove a state-court appointed receiver. Jefferson County is appealing the judge's ruling on the use of sewer system revenues during bankruptcy.

Larry Langford, who orchestrated Jefferson County's failed sewer financings, refuted reports of his death but said he is quite sick and has been denied a request for early release from prison.

Jefferson County, Ala., approved a plan with JPMorgan, bond insurers and seven hedge funds holding $2.4 billion of sewer warrants that could help the county exit Chapter 9 bankruptcy.

The Kentucky State Property & Buildings Commission Tuesday prices $144.4 million of revenue bonds for retail investors with institutional sales to follow.

Jefferson County, Ala., has a busy week ahead with major court hearings on the county's Chapter 9 exit plan and motions to dismiss a suit claiming the county's sewer swaps are invalid.

Kentucky's McCracken County School District, with the help of an extraordinary call provision, is refunding its Build America Bonds to avoid a budget pinch because of the reduced federal subsidy.