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On May 15, 2025, we closed on a $36 million bond on behalf of Salve Regina University to finance the construction of a new dormitory, the renovation of 2 existing buildings to create additional residence space, and the construction of a new student events pavilion. We’re proud to provide bond financing to Rhode Island’s health…

In 2019, Cranston Public Schools completely renovated Eden Park Elementary School reopened featuring modern new open learning spaces. Since 2015, we’re proud to have provided the City of Cranston with $75 million in bond financing for facilities improvement projects across their school district.

In 2022, the City of Pawtucket opened their new, state-of-the-art, 90,000 sq ft Henry J. Winters Elementary School. We’re proud to have helped finance this project via $147 million in bond issues since 2014 for school facilities projects across Pawtucket.

On July 15th, we closed on a $50 million bond for the City of Central Falls to finance the construction of their new Central Falls High School and a new PreK-8th grade Dual Language school.

In 2017, we closed on a $4.9 million bond to finance construction of the 13,400 sq ft Chariho Regional School District Alternative Learning Academy in Richmond. We’re proud to provide bond financing to Rhode Island’s health & educational organizations so they can meet their facilities needs and their missions.

We’ve had a busy first half of the year closing on $137 million in bond financings for public school and higher education facilities projects, and $200 million in commercial paper for capital projects at Brown University. Full details and more in our latest RIHEBC email newsletter.

In 2023, Providence Public Schools reopened Hope High School’s completely renovated, state-of-the-art auditorium. Since 2019, we’ve provided the City of Providence with more than $120 million in bond financing for public school construction and renovation projects across the city.

In 2021, the City of East Providence opened their new, state-of-the-art, 306,562 sq ft East Providence High School. We’re proud to have helped finance this project via a $124 million school facilities bond issue.

In 2018, the City of Pawtucket reopened a completely renovated Nathanael Greene Elementary School, with natural light filled modern learning spaces. We’re proud to have helped finance this and other projects across the district via $147 million in school facilities bond issues since 2014.