Public Finance Authority records 1987-2004

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Public Finance Authority records 1987-2004

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The Texas Public Finance Authority (successor to the Texas Public Building Authority), provides financing (revenue and/or general obligation bonds and other revenue obligations) for the construction, acquisition, renovation, or repair of facilities for State agencies; for the purchase of equipment for State agencies; and for alternate fuels conversions and infrastructure projects for State agencies. These records help document those functions. Records include minutes and meeting files, agenda, correspondence, memorandums of understanding, notes, reports, legislative records, press releases, journal articles, newspaper clippings, and transcripts of closing documents from the Texas Public Finance Authority, 1987-2004.

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