- NFMA Releases Draft Best Practices in Disclosure for State Revolving Fund Revenue Bonds.
- MSRB Board Approves Shortening Timeframe for Trade Reporting at Quarterly Meeting.
- Somewhat interesting case concerning school impact fees here.
- Anti-ESG Politicians Cost Their States and Cities Billions.
- GFOA Accounting for Capital Assets: eBook Now Available
- And Finally, That Train Has Sailed is brought to us this week by Save Our Fairgrounds v. Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County, in which the Court of Appeals spoke slowly and used small words when explaining why Save Our Fairground’s challenge to the development of a sports stadium was well and truly moot. “Demolition has been completed. The stadium has been built. Soccer matches have been played.” Sure, but has $50 been paid to park on some random lawn in the general vicinity? Has a $16 beer been spilled down your pants? Has a soccer player died operatically on the pitch before experiencing a miraculous recovery? You want the moot?!! You can’t handle the moot!!