Resource Management & Planning
A Municipal Advisory firm committed to the successful completion of public infrastructure projects for municipal and county governments.
Services
• Project financial feasibility analysis
• Identify revenue sources, funding options & make recommendations
• Develop revenue neutral funding options, if possible
• Analyze annual budget and make recommendations
• Obtain underwriting proposals & assist in preparing Requests for Proposals (RFP) or negotiated Bond Issues
• Negotiated sales
• Plan & structure bond issue
• Conduct debt analysis & make recommendations
• Coordinate facility design &construction with funding options
• Assist in establishing structure, timing & size of referendum or Mil levy when needed
Why a Municipal Advisor?
The Municipal Services Rule-Making Board (MSRB) was created in Section 15B of the Securities and Exchange Act to create investor protection rules. In 2010, the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act passed; amending Section 15B to create a new class of regulated persons called municipal advisors who are required to meet certain professional qualifications, pass a certification exam and register with the SEC [15 USC 780-4(e)(4)(A)].
The statutory definition of a municipal advisor is broad and includes architects who provide financial advice to or on behalf of a municipal entity.
Your Success.
RM&P works exclusively with clients of GGA so that the total cost of ownership is controlled - from the size of the facility to staffing and operational costs to long term maintenance requirements - ensuring that owners can afford to build and operate their new or renovated facility.
Project and budget control allows funding to be secured with affordable annual payments. GGA and RM&P have a breadth of experience working with jurisdictions of all sizes under a variety of financial conditions.