- Louisiana
New Orleans may finance a riverfront tourist development with $92 million of revenue bonds.
May 29 -
The Federal Highway Administration has given final environmental approval to Georgia's $1 billion Northwest Corridor project paving the way for work the 30-mile congestion reliever for the Atlanta region.
May 29 - Florida
Miami Beach is participating in the two-year RE.invest Initiative funded by the Rockefeller Foundation to help the city rethink the way it designs, plans, implements, and finances infrastructure.
May 29 - Florida
Florida municipalities experienced a "slight improvement" in their overall financial state, and could budget reserves for emergencies now, the Florida League of Cities said.
May 29 -
The Tuomey Healthcare System in South Carolina Tuesday notified investors that S&P downgraded its bonds to BB because of a federal court ruling that could render it insolvent.
May 28 -
The Georgia Institute of Technology's recent announcement that it will offer the first low-cost online master's degree in computer science is a credit positive, according to Moody's Investors Service.
May 24 -
Atlanta-area businesses agreed to tax themselves to secure $10 million in bond financing to help reconstruct one of the region's busiest and most congested interchanges.
May 23 -
The Internal Revenue Service is auditing $11.04 million of educational facilities revenue bonds that Sarasota County, Fla. issued in 2010, the proceeds of which were lent to the nonprofit Sarasota School of Arts and Sciences, Inc. to finance charter school facilities.
May 23 - Texas
The Rockefeller Foundation selected eight cities to participate in the RE.Invest Initiative, a national effort to support sustainable infrastructure that includes financial advice on P3 options.
May 23 - Louisiana
Louisiana will structure an $806 million refunding of tobacco settlement revenue bonds to provide savings of $143 million over three years.
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