1005.201 – GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS. The board may issue
Texas Special District Local Laws Code § 1005.201
Summary
This law allows a district's board to issue general obligation bonds following an election. These bonds can be used for acquiring, constructing, or improving buildings, equipping them for hospital services, or operating mobile emergency medical services.
Bonds must be authorized by a public election.
Funds can be used for hospital system improvements.
Includes provisions for mobile emergency medical services.
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