The following tax-exempt fixed-income issues are scheduled for pricing this week.
The Treasury’s schedule of financing this week includes Monday’s regular weekly auction of new three- and six-month bills and an auction of four-week bills on Tuesday.
At the close of the New York cash market on Friday, the rate on the outstanding three-month bill was 1.03 percent. The rate on the six-month issue was 1.19 percent, and the rate on the four-week issue was 0.97 percent.
The following tax-exempt fixed-income issues, valued at $50 million or more, are scheduled for pricing this week:
Florida Board of Education, $147.3 million of public education capital outlay unlimited tax general obligation refinancing bonds. Competitive.
Burleson Independent School District, Tex., $66.1 of unlimited tax general obligation refinancing bonds. Competitive.
Illinois, $655 million of unlimited tax general obligation refinancing bonds. Competitive.
Illinois, $95 million of unlimited tax general obligation refinancing bonds. Competitive.
Washington Suburban Sanitation Commission, Md., $190.1 million of unlimited tax general obligation refinancing bonds. Competitive.
Cecil County, Md., $51.9 million of unlimited tax general obligation refinancing bonds. Competitive.
Multnomah County, Ore., $175 million of limited tax general obligation bonds. Competitive.
San Francisco, $146.3 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
San Francisco, $146.4 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
State of Washington, $499.1 million of debt securities. Competitive.
Atlanta and Fulton County Recreation Authority, $143.9 million of taxable revenue refinancing and improvement senior and subordinate bonds. Goldman Sachs.
Bluffton, Ohio, Blanchard Valley Health System, $84 million of hospital facilities revenue. Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
California Municipal Finance Authority, $130 million of Pomona College revenue bonds. Barclays Capital.
Carson City, Nev., $105 million of hospital revenue and refinancing bonds. Ziegler.
Central Utah Water Conservancy District, $185.4 million of water revenue refinancing bonds. George K. Baum.
Clark County School District, Nev., $315.3 million of limited tax general obligation building and refinancing and limited tax general obligation various purpose medium-term bonds. J. P. Morgan.
Community College District No. 508, Cook County, Ill., $77.6 million of unlimited tax general obligation bonds. George K. Baum.
Delaware, $360 million of general obligation, alternative minimum tax general obligation and general obligation refinancing bonds. Citigroup Global Markets.
Denver, $284.1 million of senior airport system alternative minimum tax and non-alternative minimum tax revenue refinancing bonds. Raymond James and Associates.
Florida Development Finance Corporation, $600 million of surface transportation facility revenue bonds. Morgan Stanley.
Glynn-Brunswick Memorial Hospital Authority, Ga., $104.3 million of revenue anticipation notes. Raymond James & Associates.
Houston, $135 million of airport system special facilities revenue bonds. Citigroup Global Markets.
Houston, $603.5 million of public improvement and refinancing bonds. Goldman Sachs.
Iowa Finance Authority, $346 million of state revolving fund revenue bonds. Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Jackson County, Mich., $67 million of limited tax pension obligation bonds. Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District, Utah, $80 million of water revenue refinancing bonds. George K. Baum.
Lancaster Independent School District, Tex., $63.5 million of unlimited tax school building bonds. Raymond James & Associates.
Lewisville Independent School District, Tex., $59.2 million of unlimited tax refinancing bonds. Raymond James & Associates.
Long Island Power Authority, $350 million of electric system general revenue bonds. Citigroup Global Markets.
Maryland Stadium Authority, $426 million of Baltimore City Public Schools Construction and Revitalization Program revenue bonds. Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency, $76 million of non-alternative minimum tax and federally taxable construction loan notes. Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Massachusetts Housing Finance Authority, $106 million of housing bonds. Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Midland Independent School District, Tex., $54.3 million of unlimited tax bonds. RBC Capital Markets.
Mississippi State University Educational Building Corporation, $98.7 million of revenue refinancing bonds. Raymond James and Associates.
Missouri Housing Development Commission, $54 million of non-alternative minimum tax single family mortgage revenue bonds. George K. Baum.
Monrovia, Calif., $115.3 million of taxable pension obligation bonds. HilltopSecurities.
New Hope Cultural Education Facilities Finance Corporation, Tex., $84.3 million of student housing revenue bonds. RBC Capital Markets.
New York Environmental Facilities Corporation, $323.6 million of state clean water and drinking water revolving funds revenue bonds. RBC Capital Markets.
North Dakota Housing Finance Agency, $72.2 million of housing finance program bonds. RBC Capital Markets.
Ohio Higher Educational Facility Commission, $65.5 million of higher educational facility revenue bonds. RBC Capital Markets.
Pennsylvania Higher Educational Facilities Authority, $400 million of University of Pennsylvania Health System revenue bonds. Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Philadelphia, $125 million of tax and revenue anticipation notes. Janney Montgomery Scott.
Public Utility District No. 2, Grant County, Wash., $65.6 million of electric system revenue and refinancing bonds. J. P. Morgan Securities.
Redlands Unified School District, Calif., $73.8 million of general obligation refinancing bonds. RBC Capital Markets.
Rhode Island Housing and Mortgage Finance Corporation, $51.9 million of non-alternative minimum tax multifamily development bonds. J. P. Morgan Securities.
Rockport, Ind., $50 million of pollution control revenue refinancing bonds. Morgan Stanley.
Sacramento County, Calif., Los Rios Community College District, $100 million of general obligation bonds. RBC Capital Markets.
San Diego Unified School District, $100 million of 2017 general obligation bonds. Siebert Cisneros Shank.
San Francisco, $316.8 million of multifamily housing revenue bonds. HilltopSecurities.
Seward County, Kan., Unified School District No.
