Sentences with phrase «counties over the bonds»

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According to its report, released Friday, the county has spent nearly $ 160,000 on average over the last five years on advertisements for things like public hearings, requests for proposals and bond resolutions.
Faced with a $ 40 million budget gap, he turned this «grim» situation into 3 straight budgets under the mandated state tax cap, built a budget surplus of over $ 18 million this year, replenished the fund balance to $ 40 million, and improved the county's bond rating to among the highest in the State.
County Executive Molinaro said, «Over the past four years, we've worked together to move Dutchess County forward, overcoming serious fiscal hurdles to cement our financial standing, which has resulted in the second - highest bond rating of any county in NewCounty Executive Molinaro said, «Over the past four years, we've worked together to move Dutchess County forward, overcoming serious fiscal hurdles to cement our financial standing, which has resulted in the second - highest bond rating of any county in NewCounty forward, overcoming serious fiscal hurdles to cement our financial standing, which has resulted in the second - highest bond rating of any county in Newcounty in New York.
If approved by the Governor, Rockland County will be permitted to issue a deficit bond to be repaid over 10 years to eliminate the County's deficit.
The board Tuesday will also vote on issuing $ 82 million in bonds as part of a settlement with Nassau County over tax refunds to utilities.
Facing a $ 40 million budget gap he turned this «grim» situation into 3 straight budgets under the mandated state tax cap, built a budget surplus of over $ 18 million this year, replenished the fund balance to $ 40 million, and improved the county's bond rating to among the highest in the State.
Facing a $ 40 million budget gap he turned this «grim» situation into 3 straight budgets under the mandated state tax cap, building a budget surplus of over $ 18 million this year, replenishing the fund balance to $ 40 million, improving the county's bond rating to among the highest in the State.
Facing a $ 40 million budget gap he turned this «grim» situation into 3 consecutive budgets under the mandated state tax cap, built a budget surplus of over $ 18 million this year, replenished the fund balance to $ 40 million, and improved the county's bond rating to among the highest in the State.
«The Minority Caucus has control over whether or not the County will spend surplus dollars or bond for expenditures because both actions need a super majority approval, eight votes,» said Minority Leader Mills.
Facing a $ 40 million budget gap he turned this «grim» situation into 3 straight budgets under the mandated state tax cap, building a budget surplus of over $ 18 million this year, replenishing the fund balance to $ 40 million, and improving the county's bond rating to among the highest in the State.
Day said he believes the additional $ 18 million in bond will end up costing the county over $ 30 million over 10 years or more.
In the article in Rockland Voice to which Chairman Wolfe took umbrage it was written: The Democratic Chairman of the County Legislature Alden Wolfe appears to be playing political games over an $ 11 million premium that the County earned of its deficit financing bond.
In the absence of anything which can be called an «investigatory press» in Rockland County, elected officials must know that their behavior is being publicly scrutinized by the social media and that past behaviors which resulted in Rockland County becoming bloated with over 100 patronage appointments and millions of dollars in ballooning property taxes, bonded debt, and deficit spending MUST stop.
Lease payments over the years were enough to pay off the $ 3.6 million in bonds that were sold by Carnegie Redevelopment Corp. to finance the renovations, said William Fisher, Onondaga County deputy county execCounty deputy county execcounty executive.
In addition, potential district contractors are able to promote school bond measures through California's Coalition for Adequate School Housing (C.A.S.H.), whose membership «contains over 1,500 school districts, county offices and private sector businesses, including architects, attorneys, consultants, construction managers, financial institutions, modular building manufacturers, contractors, developers, and others that are in the school facilities industry... C.A.S.H. has sponsored or supported over $ 52 billion in statewide school bonds to build and / or modernize thousands of schools.»
For example, a county wanting to build a new school may issue bonds to finance the construction and then pay the cost over time.
While it didn't cite Gall specifically, another dissent issued this week, in the long - running bribery case of two men convicted over a Fulton County, Ga., bond deal, also demonstrated that the 11th Circuit is wrestling with sentences.
Yet last summer, when Ocean County wanted to sell $ 31 million in bonds maturing over 20 years, neither of its two rating companies, Moody's Investors Service or S&P Global Ratings, asked any questions about the expected effect of climate change on its finances.
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