Hawaii HB2339 authorizes the University of Hawaii to issue revenue bonds for capital facility projects.
Hawaii HB2339 allows the University of Hawaii to issue revenue bonds to fund priority capital facility projects. The board of regents, with the governor's approval, can issue bonds to cover construction costs or appropriations. The bonds are secured by university revenue. The university must notify the legislature of the projects funded by the bonds. The act takes effect July 1, 2026.
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