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Project Public Financing: Do’s and Don’ts

May 11, 2021
12:00 PM ET
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To ensure successful drain project financing, it is important to select a bond attorney to navigate the legal responsibilities required for a note or a bond and a financial adviser who can assist in marketing the issue and follow Security and Exchange Commission guidelines.

This brief webinar will cover the basics on public drain financing and Michigan bond statutes and Department of Treasury requirements.

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