For municipalities, schools districts, water districts, sewer districts and other local governments requesting loan financing through the General Resolution program. Under this tax-exempt bond financing program, the proposed debt will be paid from a General Resolution pledge of the municipality or municipalities. Click here to learn more about the approval and financing process of this program.

Created in 1987 by the Clean Water Act, the Maine Municipal Bond Bank serves as financial manager of the Clean Water State Revolving Loan Fund in cooperation with the Maine Department of Environmental Protection. Click here to learn more about the approval and financing process of this program.

Created by the Safe Drinking Water Act of 1996, the Maine Municipal Bond Bank serves as the financial manager of the Drinking Water State Revolving Loan Fund in cooperation with the Maine Department of Human Services. Click here to learn more about the approval and financing of this program.

Created by the Legislature in 1998, the Maine Municipal Bond Bank serves as financial manager of the School Renovation Revolving Loan Fund in cooperation with the Maine Department of Education. Click here to learn more about the approval and financing process of this program.

Lease Option Financing is a cost-effective and tax-exempt alternative for financing capital equipment and technology purchases. Securing a capital lease through the Maine Municipal Bond Bank can save thousands of dollars in interest costs over the life of the lease while preserving available cash.

Working in cooperation with the Maine Department of Transportation (MDOT), the Bank issues revenue bonds where the principal and interest of which is repaid with revenues paid to the State by the Federal Highway Administration. Bond proceeds from the sale of GARVEE bonds are used at the direction of MDOT to pay for eligible projects around the State. The Bank's most recent GARVEE bonds official statement is available in the Investors section of our website.

Working in cooperation with the Maine Department of Transportation (MDOT), the Bank issues revenue bonds where the principal and interest of which is repaid with State revenues dedicated to the program in State statute. Bond proceeds from TransCap bonds are used at the direction of MDOT to fund eligible projects around the State. The Bank's most recent TransCap bonds official statement is available in the Investors section of our website.

Maine PowerOptions is an energy-purchasing consortium that serves as an aggregator for Maine's local governmental and   non-profit organizations. Our group-purchasing programs are designed to increase the buying power of eligible participant organizations for the purchase of electricity and fuel oil. The result is lower energy costs for Maine's non-profit health care organizations, higher education institutions, water, sewer, and school districts and all other non-profict organizations.