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Watchdog group advises lawmakers to avoid bookkeeping gimmicks in resolving the multi-billion shortfall in the Highway Trust Fund.
June 19 - Washington
The state of Washington is planning to sell $1.2 billion of general obligation bonds next week to fund various projects, including school construction and state programs for the Columbia River Basin.
June 19 - California
Los Angeles achieved the highest short-term ratings for the $1.36 billion tax and revenue anticipation note it plans to price on June 25-26, according to Natalie Brill, the city's debt manager.
June 19 - Idaho
Moodys Investors Service assigned a MIG 1 to $475 million in tax anticipation notes that Idaho plans to price June 24. The rating is Moodys highest short-term rating.
June 18 - Idaho
Moody's Reinstates Aaa (sf) Rating for $2.1 million IHFA bonds that had been excluded from a rating by an administrative error.
June 18 - Oregon
Oregon sold $590 million of tax anticipation notes on Tuesday in its annual borrowing for cash-flow needs.
June 18 - California
Veteran banker Diane Cummings has been appointed chief credit officer at the California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank.
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With workforce reductions and lower gas tax revenues, the Oregon Department of Transportation will be challenged, according to a recent audit.
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Moody's Investors Service has lowered its ratings on $8.5 billion of state and transit agency stand-alone grant anticipation revenue vehicle bonds supported by dwindling revenues from the Highway Trust Fund.
June 17 - California
C.M. de Crinis, a Glendale, Calif. based financial advisory firm, hired veteran public finance banker Richard Kiss to cover Northern California. Kiss said the move was prompted by changes to municipal advisor regulations.
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