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Without federal funding, many toll facilities will be forced to comply with bond covenant requirements, which could mean reductions in workforces and delays in capital projects, toll groups said.

Red tape and the need for more funding has slowed the process, according to the NLC.

The Fed says it has more ammunition; experts define what those bullets are.

The announcement comes at a pivotal time for the municipal market as the SEC released a statement earlier this month detailing the kinds of coronavirus disclosures municipalities should be making.

First finance officer from a K-12 school district to serve as GFOA president had to deal with coronavirus fallout.

GFOA will be launching a new online learning-management system by the end of the year to connect its members.

Investors, while confident long-term about the transit authority, worry about immediate risks, Chairman Patrick Foye said in a letter.

The GFOA is advocating for federal funding for special districts, which have not received any specific funding.

Groups want action before municipalities have to approve their budgets.

Numbers in the fall will offer clearer picture of where economy is.