Muni Regulator Flags Risks of Buying Build America Bonds,
A Range of Emerging Fiscal Risks Could Disrupt State Budgets.
EPA Issues PFAS Enforcement Discretion Policy Addressing Environmental Cleanup Liability: Spencer Fane
Tax Code Constraints Limit Tribal Tax-Exempt Bonding.
Final Municipal Tax Credit Regulations Present Opportunities for Clean Energy Projects.
GFOA’s Best Practices Forum.
Oklahoma Republicans Weigh Rolling Back Anti-ESG Law They Passed.
Supreme Court Texas eminent domain case here.
And Finally, I Don’t Know What To Believe Anymore! is brought to us this week by Ex parte City of Montgomery, in which decedent’s attorneys vigorously challenged the veracity of two police officers based upon their wildly divergent accounts of the events in question. While Officer Favor testified that he heard “a ‘clicking noise’ before he heard the vehicle’s engine engage, Officer Davis stated that he heard a ‘clunk.'” Which was it?!! A click or a clunk? Similarly, “Davis stated in his affidavit that he lost sight of Favor and fired his weapon because, ‘Favor was subject to being seriously wounded or killed if the vehicle were placed in drive.’ However, in his prior deposition, Davis testified that he had lost sight of Favor and fired his weapon because ‘it appeared that Favor was being run over by the vehicle.'” Who can keep track of all the lies?!! Fortunately, the third party on scene didn’t get the chance to further muddy up the waters ‘cuz, uh, the two officers, uh, kinda shot her.

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