Michigan HB4818 modifies borrowing and bond issuance rules for school districts, allowing certain technology-related expenses.
Michigan HB4818 amends the state's school district borrowing and bond issuance rules. It allows school districts to borrow money and issue bonds for specific technology-related expenses, including hardware, software, and cybersecurity. These expenses must be for initial purchases, design, installation, and relevant consulting. The bill also mandates independent audits for bonding activities and allows residents to enforce these provisions in court.
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