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Voters across the Midwest elected new leaders, embraced the borrowing pleas of some school districts while nixing others, and rejected a controversial marijuana initiative in one state.
November 5 -
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder said he will sign a $1.2 billion road funding package that cleared the legislature late Tuesday after months of fits and starts during ongoing negotiations.
November 4 -
The proposed legislation doesnt radically alter Michigan law for the benefit of bondholders.
October 26
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The Michigan Senate will begin reviewing the $1.2 billion transportation plan passed by the House the week of Oct. 26.
October 23 -
Allen Park, Mich., has delayed the settlement date for its purchase of $11.2 million of the $26.3 million of bonds offered to tender from a troubled issue for a failed movie studio project.
October 22 -
Local credits in Michigan will be hurt if a proposal to give their unlimited tax general obligation bonds a statutory first lien falls through, Fitch Ratings said in a special report.
October 21 - Michigan
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder says his $715 million restructuring plan for Detroits school system is less expensive for the state than doing nothing.
October 20 - Michigan
Michigan will send $6 million Flints way to help cover the costs of reconnecting to Detroits water and sewer system after a year of struggling with polluted water from the Flint River.
October 16 - Michigan
The Holland School Districts sharp and unexpected enrollment decline illustrates the widespread credit challenges many Michigan districts face, says Moodys Investors Service.
October 14 - Michigan
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has doubts about the need for a bill that would attach a statutory lien and trust to local unlimited-tax general obligation bonds.
October 9 - Michigan
Flint, Mich. will reconnect with Detroits water and sewer system after a year of struggling with polluted water from the Flint River.
October 8 -
Michigan lawmakers joined a national debate by advancing a bill to enact a statutory first lien on local issuers unlimited tax general obligation bonds.
October 7 - Michigan
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder said this week the state plans to offer assistance to the city of Flint, which has faced serious drinking water pollution problems since breaking off from the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department last year.
September 30 - Michigan
At a state Senate hearing, Michigan treasury officials pushed back hard against a bill that would give local unlimited-tax general obligation bondholders a statutory lien.
September 29 - Michigan
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder unveiled a new pilot program that will have state officials mentoring local officials of 10 struggling communities across the state.
September 29 - Michigan
Gov. Rick Snyder wants lawmakers to tackle his controversial restructuring of Detroit Public Schools, but his office has yet to release the legislation outlining the proposal.
September 29 -
A Michigan Senate committee will take up a statutory lien bill that is part of a national debate sparked in part by Detroits 2013 bankruptcy.
September 25 -
Wayne County, Mich.s disclosure that the IRS is auditing $200 million of bonds is a credit negative, because the cash-strapped county could have a hard time covering the costs of the federal interest subsidy if is lost, Moodys Investors Service said Friday.
September 18 - Michigan
The Michigan Treasurer will take over 16 financially distressed school districts under a new early-warning system passed by lawmakers in June.
September 17 - Michigan
The Wayne County Commission Thursday approved a 2016 budget that the Michigan countys top executive called crucial to its recovery from its financial emergency.
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