- New Mexico
Voters in Santa Fe County, N.M. will decide on a three-part, $35 million general obligation bond referendum.
October 22 -
The Kansas Board of Regents approved a plan to build two residence halls at the University of Kansas with $47.8 million of bonds.
October 22 - Arizona
Mesa, Ariz. will finance extensive upgrades to its parks system if voters approve $70 million of general obligation bonds in November.
October 22 -
The Arizona Department of Transportation said it will complete a route study for a commuter rail line linking Phoenix and Tucson.
October 22 -
The Internal Revenue Service is auditing $110.4 million of communication system revenue bonds that were issued in 2007 by Lafayette, La. to finance startup costs of the city-owned utility that sells television, Internet and telephone services to residents.
October 18 - Texas
The Texas Department of Transportation will leverage a $5.6 million federal grant to conduct a study of high-speed passenger rail along the Interstate 35 corridor between Laredo, Tex., and Oklahoma City.
October 17 - New Mexico
Standard & Poor's removed New Mexico Finance Authority's AAA rating from watch list for a downgrade but maintains a negative outlook in the wake of a phony audit.
October 16 - Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Resources Water Board will finance its loan program for local governments with a negotiated sale of $85.3 million of triple-A rated revolving fund revenue bonds Oct. 23 and 24
October 16 -
Banner Health, one of the largest nonprofit hospital operators in the nation, is issuing $252 million of taxable and tax-exempt revenue bonds to expand two Phoenix-area hospitals.
October 15 - Texas
A citizens bond committee advising the Austin Independent School District identified $176.9 million of needed improvements to athletic facilities.
October 15