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The profile notes California Debt Limit Allocation Committee rules in connection with school financing.
California — State Roles and Responsibilities for PK-12 Public School Facilities — 2025 State Profile (2025), printed p. 47
Although the Arizona Constitution limits state general obligation debt, school facilities revenue bonds issued under A.R.S. §§ 41-5751 and 41-5781 are not treated as general obligation debt because repayment relies on non-tax revenues rather than the state's general taxing power.
Arizona State Roles and Responsibilities for PK-12 Public School Facilities (2025), printed p. 27 · Ariz. Const. art. IX, § 8; A.R.S. § 41-5751; A.R.S. § 41-5781
Local Proposition 39 school bonds require 55% voter approval.
California — State Roles and Responsibilities for PK-12 Public School Facilities — 2025 State Profile (2025), printed p. 45–46
Alabama local school capital projects may be financed through revenue warrants that can be issued without a referendum when structured within statutory limits.
Alabama State Profile (2025), printed p. 28–29
Local school district debt related to Alabama school capital projects is subject to approval by the State Superintendent of Education.
Alabama State Profile (2025), printed p. 29
General obligation bonds used to finance local Alabama school capital projects require voter authorization.
Alabama State Profile (2025), printed p. 28–29
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