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Pilot Point borrows $5M for water, sewer

Pilot Point borrows $5M for water, sewer
Four new police offi cers and a fire marshal stood tall with their right hands as police chief Angela Mathews swore them in at the June 25 Pilot Point council meeting. Paisley McGee/ The Post Signal

The city’s credit rating came back with a positive score at the June 25 Pilot Point City Council meeting.

Back in April, the council passed a resolution for a notice of intent to issue $5 million in certificates of obligation toward the water and sewer projects, and the bonds have now been sold.

“I’m pleased to report that Standard & Poor's came back and affirmed the city's rating at an A-plus,” said Quynh-Thi Nguyen, Investment Banking Associate at HilltopSecurities. “Additionally, we also applied for bond insurance, provided by Assured Guaranty, in which they carry a little higher rating at a double A. This is similar to past issuance; we have done this in the past, nothing new, but as the credit rating goes up, interest rates go down, similar to ones on the personal credit score when obtaining a car loan.”

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