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State Bonding Act

Alaska · Public Finance · §§ 37.15.010 to 37.15.955 · 111 sections

Overview

The State Bonding Act governs how Alaska borrows through bonded debt, covering both general obligation bonds backed by the state's full faith and credit and revenue bonds secured by toll bridge collections. It creates a state bond committee — setting its membership, duties, regulations, and limits on who may bid — and establishes dedicated accounts including a debt retirement fund, a continuing appropriation for debt service, and construction, revenue, and redemption funds tied to toll bridge work. It also fixes the mechanics of the bonds themselves, addressing authorization and election notice, manner of sale, interest and maturity, redemption, form and registration, signatures, and place of payment, while providing for refunding, official statements, negotiability, use as legal investments, and remedies available to bondholders.

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