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Tyler Water Department saves $4.9 million by reissuing bonds

2015-10-24 07:05:52| Waste Management - Topix.net

The city of Tyler Water Department saved more than it expected when it reissued almost $24.5 million in debt and took on new debt for mandated projects. In July, the city approved reissuing $24.48 million in bonds, while taking out an additional $6 million in new bonds to complete state-mandated projects from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

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