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Port St. Lucie, Fla. is telling bondholders that the bankruptcy of Digital Domain will not impede debt-service payments on bonds issued for the firm's abandoned campus there.
September 14 -
The Santa Rosa Bay Bridge Authority, which built a north Florida toll bridge with bonds that are now in default, will ask the trustee to fund its first audit in 12 years.
September 13 - Louisiana
Commissioner of Administration Paul Rainwater will outline a plan to hire a debt collection consultant to advise Louisiana on how to collect its unpaid receivables.
September 12 - Kentucky
Kentucky's general fund collections receipts have been nearly flat for the first two months of fiscal 2013, according Mary Lassiter, the state budget director.
September 12 -
The Atlanta City Council last week agreed to pay a $136,000 settlement to the city's former chief financial officer, Joya De Foor.
September 12 - Florida
A real estate developer in St. Petersburg, Fla., will present his idea for building the Tampa Bay Rays a new stadium to the City Council.
September 12 - Alabama
Voters in Alabama will be asked in a statewide referendum Tuesday to allow state budget transfers to shore up a $185 million deficit.
September 12 -
Standard & Poor's dropped its rating two notches to B-plus from BB on revenue bonds issued for the Oconee Regional Medical Center in Georgia.
September 10 - Kentucky
Three groups have filed complaints stating that federal approval for the $2.6 billion Ohio River Bridges Project should be thrown out because laws were violated.
September 7 -
The Fort Lauderdale, Fla., City Commission Wednesday approved issuing $340 million of taxable pension obligation bonds to pay 75% of the city's unfunded liability.
September 6