- $80.4 million of series 2014 bonds
- $48.2 million of series 2014B bonds
- $41.2 million of series 2014C bonds
- $173 million of series 2011 bonds
- $60.2 million of series 2011 bonds
- $31.4 million of series 1999B bonds
The rating affirmation is based on several factors, including the system’s improved operating performance and solid liquidity.
The outlook is stable.
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