North Carolina local governments are increasingly turning to revenue bonds to finance utility improvements. Revenue bonds provide a flexible tool that can be used for small equipment purchases all the way up to new wastewater treatment plants. Revenue bonds have an unfair reputation of being complicated and expensive, when they really are comparable to installment financings and can be much more flexible for addressing on-going capital needs. We’ve worked on bank-placement revenue bonds and larger public offerings, along with a variety of revenue bonds sold to USDA. Our revenue bond clients have included Holly Springs, Richmond County and Fuquay-Varina. Click here and let us know if you’d like to talk about a revenue bond project in your community.
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