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Assured Guaranty said Monday that it disagrees with the trustee for Jefferson County, Ala.'s sewer warrants to suspend payments, and will continue to make good on its insurance policies.
February 4 - Florida
Fitch Ratings downgraded nearly $2 billion of Miami-Dade County's outstanding water and sewer revenue bonds one notch to A-plus from AA-minus on Friday.
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Bank of New York Mellon said Friday that it will stop payments on Jefferson County, Ala.'s defaulted sewer warrants, and will seek court approval to accelerate payment of outstanding principal.
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Gov. Rick Scott upped his spending and borrowing plans for 2014 proposing Florida's largest ever annual budget at $74.2 billion along with $730 million of bonds for transportation projects.
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The Florida Department of Transportation is forging ahead with its biggest public-private partnership to date: a $2.1 billion managed-lanes venture dubbed the Interstate 4 Ultimate Project.
January 31 - Kentucky
In Lexington, Ky., elected officials and union representatives may have set the stage for a new level of dialogue on how to solve unfunded pension liabilities using a public process and consensus to overhaul the city's police and fire pension system.
January 30 - Louisiana
Conservative lawmakers have filed a package of bills designed to put more controls over the writing of Louisiana's annual operating budget.
January 30 - Georgia
Word has surfaced that Los Angeles may make an offer for the Atlanta Falcons. The news comes as the Falcons are trying to negotiate for a new $1 billion stadium.
January 30 - Florida
Miami-Dade County approved a resolution last week supporting a plan for public taxes to pay half the $400 million cost of upgrading the stadium where the NFL's Miami Dolphins play.
January 30 - Florida
Citing fiscal imbalances, Fitch Ratings on Monday downgraded the implied general obligation of the Marion County School Board in north-central Florida to A-plus from AA-minus.
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