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The board overseeing the embattled Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority on Monday accepted its executive director's resignation and reached an agreement with the Florida state government to build a long-planned beltway.
By Shelly SigoNovember 16 - Alabama
Birmingham is working on a plan to issue $75 million of general obligation bonds for various capital projects, according to the Birmingham News.
By Shelly SigoNovember 16 -
BRADENTON, Fla. - The first-ever statewide PACE program, which already has $2 billion of validated bonding capacity from a Florida court, is on an aggressive track toward implementation with the selection of nationally recognized financial advisors.
By Shelly SigoNovember 16 -
BRADENTON, Fla. - Assured Guaranty Ltd. said Tuesday that it will reconsider insuring the bonds of municipalities and states that don't have a process to review and approve local bankruptcy petitions, citing Alabama as a primary example.
By Shelly SigoNovember 15 -
Assured Guaranty Ltd. said during its earnings call Tuesday that it will reconsider insuring municipal bonds in states that do not have a framework in place to approve bankruptcy petitions, citing Jefferson County, Ala., and Harrisburg, Pa.
By Shelly SigoNovember 15 -
BRADENTON, Fla. - Since Jefferson County, Ala., filed the county's largest municipal bankruptcy in history last week, attention has largely focused on the county's $3.14 billion of nonrecourse sewer system debt.
By Shelly SigoNovember 14 -
BRADENTON, Fla. — Standard & Poor’s on Friday slashed the rating on Jefferson County’s sole investment-grade credit to junk in response to the government’s filing for bankruptcy.
By Shelly SigoNovember 14 -
The North Carolina Turnpike Authority expects to sell $220 million of state appropriation revenue bonds in a two-day sale this week.
By Shelly SigoNovember 11 - Georgia
BRADENTON, Fla. - The Atlanta Falcons hope to seek proposals by the end of the month from companies interested in designing a new open-air stadium for the National Football League team.
By Shelly SigoNovember 9 - Tennessee
A promised redemption of troubled bonds issued by the Clay County Gas Utility District did not happen. It wasn’t the first such disappointment.
By Shelly SigoNovember 9 - Georgia
The Atlanta Development Authority has hired Doug Ray as its new chief financial officer.
By Shelly SigoNovember 9 - Alabama
Birmingham is pressuring Jefferson County to pay more than $11 million the county owes the city in back taxes and other collections.
By Shelly SigoNovember 9 -
BRADENTON, Fla. - Jefferson County, Ala., commissioners Wednesday voted to file the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history, saying they could not come to terms with creditors over restructuring $3.14 billion of defaulted sewer debt.
By Shelly SigoNovember 9 -
BRADENTON, Fla. - Jefferson County, Ala., commissioners met Tuesday behind closed doors with attorneys discussing whether to finalize a pending settlement with creditors or to file bankruptcy.
By Shelly SigoNovember 8 - California
BRADENTON, Fla. - Memphis-based Morgan Keegan & Co. has hired Rob Larkins as a managing director to head up the firm's new public finance office in San Francisco.
By Shelly SigoNovember 7 - Tennessee
BRADENTON, Fla. - Public Financial Management Inc. has hired David Eichenthal as a senior managing consultant to open the firm's new office in Chattanooga, Tenn.
By Shelly SigoNovember 4 -
BRADENTON, Fla. - Broward County, Fla., has reached a milestone in its effort to move forward with an $800 million financing to support the $1.5 billion cost of a major runway extension and other improvements at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.
By Shelly SigoNovember 2 - Georgia
Local governments in and around Atlanta Tuesday will ask voters to renew a one-cent sales tax for school construction. The tax can be used to secure bonds.
By Shelly SigoNovember 2 -
Florida is appealing a judge’s September ruling that struck down its attempt to privatize 29 of the state’s prisons.
By Shelly SigoNovember 2 - Florida
Tampa-area chambers of commerce reportedly are exploring the idea of creating a regional authority to broaden the taxable base that would finance a new stadium for Major League Baseball’s Tampa Bay Rays.
By Shelly SigoNovember 2

