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United States — Nebraska
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The treasurer must invest sinking fund money for certain school district bonds when ordered by the school board or board of education, and credit any earned interest back to that sinking fund.
United States — Nebraska
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If registered bond payments are due out of state, the treasurer must handle payment through a draft and endorsed check; payment may also be made at the treasurer’s office if the bondholder asks.
United States — Nebraska
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County bond tax funds stay pledged to pay bond interest and principal until fully paid, and the county treasurer is responsible for faithful disbursement of the money collected.
United States — Nebraska
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When registered bonds mature, the treasurer must pay them, mark them canceled, file them with the clerk, and the clerk must record satisfaction. A 1/4% allowance is made to the treasurer if the bonds are payable out of state.
United States — Nebraska
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Nebraska school districts meeting the stated bond conditions may issue refunding bonds, invest the proceeds, and contract with a bank or trust company to secure them. Bonds issued under these sections must include a clause allowing redemption after five years.
United States — Nebraska
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Each new refunding bond must include a statement of the bond’s purpose, the legal section authorizing the issue, and the date and principal amount of the bonds being refunded.
United States — Nebraska
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New bonds do not need a vote to be authorized, and they must be paid for under the laws governing earlier issued bonds.
United States — Nebraska
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A county board may issue county bonds only within stated dollar limits and only after the bond question is submitted to county electors at a general or special election.
United States — Nebraska
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If disaster-related hardship exists in a Nebraska county, the county board may call an election, and if voters approve, the county must issue bonds. The county board and county clerk must also give public notice of the election.
United States — Nebraska
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Bond proceeds must be used to help eligible storm sufferers repair or rebuild homes, and the county board must set the loan rules.
United States — Nebraska
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The proposition must state the yearly amount needed to pay bond interest and principal. If the bonds are issued or authorized, county officers must annually levy and collect a special tax on all taxable county property to raise that amount and pay the bond debt.
United States — Nebraska
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When submitted to electors, the proposition must provide for a sinking fund, and that fund may be reloaned only if the county board authorizes it.
United States — Nebraska
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A county that issued bonds under sections 10-801 to 10-807 cannot deny consideration, and its proper officers may be compelled to levy the authorized tax.
United States — Nebraska
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A person must not make a false statement to the county board, the board named in sections 10-801 to 10-807, or their assistants or employees when seeking a loan or aid for cyclone, tornado, or destructive windstorm losses.
United States — Nebraska
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Most state and local officers must take and sign the oath before starting their duties, and it must be endorsed on their bonds.
United States — Nebraska
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Most Nebraska public-funds-paid persons must sign and file a written oath, and they must not support or join groups that advocate overthrow by force or violence.
United States — Nebraska
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Making a false statement in the prescribed oath is a Class IV felony, and a person convicted of perjury in taking the oath cannot hold certain paid public positions.
United States — Nebraska
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If an oath is required under sections 11-101 or 11-101.01, a conscientious objector’s affirmation has the same effect.
United States — Nebraska
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State officers’ official bonds must be joint and several and payable to the State of Nebraska, with the required penalty and conditions.
United States — Nebraska
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Official bonds for certain local officers must be joint and several and payable to the county.