United States — Texas
Special District Local Laws Code § 1094.209
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The board must choose one or more banks to act as a depository for district money, and it may place part of the money on time deposit or buy certificates of deposit.
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The board must choose one or more banks to act as a depository for district money, and it may place part of the money on time deposit or buy certificates of deposit.
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