Fulton State Hospital’s roots go back to 1851, the year it opened, according to the report.
The bonds come after the legislature passed and Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon signed a measure earlier this year. The bonds will cover the cost of demolishing and replacing old buildings, according to the report.
According to the report, which cites a news release, Gov. Nixon said the project will result in “better care for patients and greater safety for employees.”
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Fitch downgrades All Children’s Hospital bonds to ‘AA-‘ rating
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