New Economic Stimulus Bonds for Indian Tribes

January.01.2015

On February 17, 2009, President Obama signed into law the $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. It is the single largest piece of economic stimulus legislation in U.S. history, and it contains a number of groundbreaking provisions that benefit Indian country.

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Douglas Goe Partner, Public Finance

Portland

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Douglas Goe Partner

Portland

Doug is senior partner with decades of experience in public finance and municipal bond law, including federal, state and tribal tax and securities law issues.

Doug serves as bond counsel for the State of Alaska, the Alaska Municipal Bond Bank Authority, the Washington Economic Development Finance Authority, the Oregon Department of Transportation, the State of Oregon concerning the issuance of General Obligation Bonds for Higher Education and Oregon Health and Science University. Doug also serves as the primary lead bond counsel for the Oregon Facilities Authority on higher education, hospital and other conduit 501(c)(3) revenue bond issues.

Doug has also served as bond counsel, underwriters counsel or borrowers counsel on conduit revenue bonds in the states of Alaska, Arizona, California, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Michigan, Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming.

Townsend Hyatt Partner, Indian Tribal Finance

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Townsend Hyatt Partner

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He has worked with Indian tribes in more than a dozen states on a variety of projects, such as financings for land acquisitions; health clinics; schools; government administration buildings; cultural centers; sewer, water and other infrastructure development; parks and recreation facilities; motor vehicle and aircraft purchases; manufacturing plants; and gaming and entertainment facilities.

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