- Fitch: Prolonged US Government Shutdown Could Strain Public Finance Credits
- Fitch Ratings Reviews Exposure Draft Feedback for U.S. Public Finance Charter School Rating Criteria
- How to Prepare for ARPA SLFRF Closeout.
- Trump Funding Risks Put Muni Market Investors on Alert.
- State Ex Rel. Springfield City School District Board of Education v. Hamilton – Supreme Court of Ohio holds that county auditor had no discretion under statutory process for levying and collecting general obligation bonds to refuse to place voter-approved property tax levy on tax list and duplicate for collection while voter-approved bonds issued by local school district board of education remained outstanding, based on her determination that levy duration had ended; auditor’s duty to place bond levy on tax list and duplicate was ministerial.
- And Finally, You Mean, Like, The Charleston? is brought to us this week by WBY, Inc. v. City of Chamblee, Georgia, in which the US Court of Appeals upheld a municipal ordinance prohibiting the serving of alcohol in what we can only assume is some kind of dance hall. And we’re a bit confused, as a nice pint of local farm-fresh cider seems completely consistent with an evening of square dancing in the barn. Is this some kind of Amish temperance thing? BCB will be on indefinite hiatus as we attempt to get to the bottom of this. We’ll report back if anything comes up. (So, so sorry about that.)