The City of Wichita's resolution describing the industrial revenue bond policy, guidelines, and procedures.

The City of Albuquerque presents extensive information concerning industrial development bonds. The presentation covers definition, administration, benefits, process, structure, and common questions.

Tremendously useful document from Wisconsin's Office of Energy Independence. This document provides comprehensive, detailed information of all state and federal grants, loans, bonds, credits, and programs that can be utilized for clean energy...

The Idaho Bond Bank Authority created this presentation intended to provide information about the IBBA in relation to its Revenue Bonds, to current and prospective investors.

Toby Rittner at CDFA shares an exciting trend known as reshored manufacturing and explains the tremendous potential to bring companies back to the United States. Furthermore, Rittner presents a case for tax-exempt bonds to finance the restoration of...

The CDFA & CEG's New Clean Energy + Bond Finance Initiative, Excellence in Development Finance Awards, Reshored Manufacturing, Tax-Exempt Bonds to Drive Restoration Post-Sandy, P3 Financing Model, American Manufacturing Bond Finance Act legislation,...

Jason Rittenberg at CDFA shares original research reports on the 2011 National Volume Cap & State Small Business Credit Initiative.

Erin Tehan at CDFA presents the newly proposed AMBFA legislation recommendations that will modernize and revolutionize Industrial Development Bonds and manufacturing bonds.

Jason Rittenberg and Erin Tehan present the CDFA Excellence in Development Finance Awards that recognize outstanding development finance programs, agencies, leaders, projects, and success stories.

This document from CEG and CDFA, the organizations behind CE+BFI, outlines the challenges facing clean energy development and how bond finance can provide a solution. The Action Plan specifies existing bond finance tools and the goals for the...

Development finance is the heart of economic, energy, infrastructure, technology, and environmental development. Without core financing tools, such as bonds, TIF, tax credits, and access to capital, development projects simply cannot move forward....

Application for Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority's conduit revenue bond program application.

California Educational Facilities Authority's report card and information brochure about tax-exempt bonds and equipment financing.

Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations report published 1963 examines state and local financing of industrial development bonds and makes several recommendations for municipal, state, and federal policy.

Steven Maguire with Congressional Research Service provides information about state and local government debt as it relates to tax-exempt bonds.

This listing provides basic information on a wide variety of Ohio's development finance tools.

Oklahoma State Bond Advisor released their 2011 annual report with detailed information about bond rating, performance, and projects.

John May Head of Alternative Energy Finance Group at Stern Brothers & Co. discusses the vast options to help finance energy projects via bonds.

Completed sample application for Industrial Development Revenue Bond Financing Program from California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank (I-Bank).

This report from the Government Accountability Office covers the use of Gulf Opportunity Zone bonds through June 2008.

The Nassau County Industrial Development Agency created this application for businesses interested in conduit industrial development bond financing.

An underwriter's perspective on industrial development bonds is provided here by Kristi Eberhardt of PNC Capital Markets.

Craig Hammond of Dickinson Wright PLLC covers the basics of private activity bonds, including the types and regulations.

This flyer from Colorado Housing and Finance Authority advertises the mini bond program for smaller IDB-based projects.

This handbook from the California Financial Opportunities Roundtable covers a wide range of access to capital-related programs and services available throughout the state, including loan programs, bonds, innovation finance.

Issuance of private activity bonds (PABs) for industrial development, multi-family housing, solid waste disposal facilities, and other projects must fit under the volume cap limit set by the federal government. With significant variations among...

The total dollar amount of private activity bonds issued throughout the U.S. in 2011 decreased compared to 2010. In 2011, $12.8 billion of PABs were issued. This is a $1.8 billion, or 13%, decrease from the $14.6 billion issued in 2010. The $12.8...

This factsheet from the Economic Development Corporation of Oakland County provides information on industrial development bonds, including program requirements, financing structures, and fee schedules.

Toby Rittner of CDFA argues for the importance of strengthening industrial development bonds in order to better assist American manufacturers in this article from Development Finance Perspectives, Issue 2 | 2012.

Industrial development bonds are a critical development finance tool, and this article by Erin Tehan of CDFA covers the Council's proposed legislation to improve these bonds. The article appeared in Development Finance Perspectives, Issue 2 | 2012.

This factsheet from the Arizona Commerce Authority provides information on the use of private activity bonds in the state.

This packet from the Columbus-Franklin County Finance Authority provides information about the Authority's programs, including bond finance and tax exemptions, and project case studies.

The Chester County Industrial Development Authority created this packet of program guidelines and application for those interesting in tax-exempt bond or mortgage financing.

The State of Alaska Administrative Code for the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority provides detailed information on the process and fees required for conduit revenue bond issuance through the authority.

This overview from the Washington Dept. of Commerce describes the state's bond cap allocation program, which helps to identify projects eligible for categories of private activity bonds subject to volume cap.

This document from Enterprise Florida, Inc. overviews the agency's access to capital programs, which include loan guarantees, loan participation, bond finance, innovation finance initiatives, and more.

This memo from the California Treasurer's Office reports on a recent U.S. Small Business Administration clarification of the way SBA 504 loans and IDBs can work together on a single project. The memo includes a sample of an allowable financing...

CDFA's 2012 Policy Agenda is presented by Erin Tehan in this article from Development Finance Perspectives, Issue 1 | 2012. The four main areas are: maximize and improve PABs, advocate for energy financing programs and infrastructure, advocate for...

The Pennsylvania Dept. of Community & Economic Development published this bulletin revealing the state's 2012 tax-exempt bond allocation for small issues, agriculture, exempt facilities, education, and housing.

The Pennsylvania Dept. of Community & Economic Development produced this year-end report covering private activity bonds subject to volume cap in the state. Issuance and carryforward are reported for industrial development, exempt facilities,...

This report from the California Debt Limit Allocation Committee (CDLAC) summarizes Private Activity Bond and Qualified Energy Conservation Bond in the state during 2011.

This is an application for Jobs-Economic Development Authority's (JEDA) Industrial Revenue Bond program.

Tina Neal of Perseverance Capital Advisors covered special considerations for issuing tax-exempt bonds for energy finance projects.

This unique publication from CDFA provides the definitive argument for tax-exempt bond finance, which is a critical tool for American economic development and job creation. Using both qualitative and quantitative analysis, Built by Bonds...

This presentation by Dennis Ciocca of Stern Brothers & Co., Michael E. Schrader of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, and Terry Hegle of Business Oregon cover a number of tax-exempt bond finance programs available to manufacturers and other...

Jim Shannon of Mersereau Shannon LLP discusses the basic rules of private activity bonds in this presentation. Industrial development bonds, exempt facilities, and 501(c)(3)s are given particular attention.

The CDFA Bond Finance Resource Center is a one-stop hub for all of the resources, reports, headlines, and projects that CDFA collects and publishes related to bond finance. Find links to resource tags, market reports, original research, upcoming...

This column covering all things related to development finance research was written by CDFA Research & Resources Coordinator Jason Rittenberg for Issue 2 of Development Finance Perspectives. Read the article for information about past, present, and...

The document covers the use of industrial development bonds (IDBs) in the state of Nevada. It includes the federal requirements to use IDBs. Instructions on how to get started with an IDB application are also included.

This document contains several presentations from the Bricker & Eckler LLP and The Ohio Manufacturers' Association meeting on Port Authority Finance Options for Manufacturers and Developers. The presentations overview the programs available through...