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  1. Pequot Lakes and Brainerd are two of the three area school districts currently seeking necessary funding.

Baird is low bidder in Breezy Point City bond sale

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What happened

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The Breezy Point City Council authorized the sale of $2 million in general obligation bonds to fund the Buschmann Road reconstruction project. Six bids were received for the bonds, and the two lowest bids came from Northland Securities and Baird. The city plans to pay about 4% interest on the 10-year bonds.

From pineandlakes.com

Why it matters

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The bond sale reflects market interest in municipal debt, with the city holding an AA rating from S&P Global. The interest rates were set by bidders based on their view of the market, with uncertainty over the Federal Reserve cited as a factor.

Pequot Lakes and Brainerd are two of three area school districts currently seeking necessary funding.

From pineandlakes.com

Who's involved

  • BairdFinancial services provider that submitted a low bid for the city bonds
  • Pequot LakesCity in Crow Wing County, Minnesota, United States, seeking funding
  • Tyler GardnerMayor of Pequot Lakes

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