Denver schools to refinance bonds to create capacity for future borrowing

Denver schools to refinance bonds to create capacity for future borrowing

Less than two years after voters approved a record $975 million school bond, Denver Public Schools is refinancing older debt — a move district officials say will save taxpayers money while creating capacity for another bond election. The district has roughly $2.4 billion in outstanding bond obligations. Under the Colorado constitution, voter approval is required […]

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