Transportation

SB 6006 creates the Tennessee Transportation Financing Authority (TTF Authority) to provide bonds and financing for state transportation projects like highways, bridges, and transit systems. The authority, governed by a board including the governor and state finance officials, can issue bonds and use user fees to cover project costs - including construction, land acquisition, and engineering expenses. This directly affects how Tennessee funds and manages transportation infrastructure development, maintenance, and improvements statewide. The bill replaces previous financing mechanisms with a dedicated state authority to streamline project funding.

HB 6006 creates the Tennessee Transportation Financing Authority to provide bonds and financing for state transportation projects. The authority can issue bonds and use user fees to fund highways, bridges, airports, and other transportation infrastructure. It operates under the comptroller of the treasury with a board including the governor and state finance officials. This bill establishes a new mechanism for financing and maintaining Tennessee's transportation systems, directly affecting how the state funds infrastructure development and improvements.