Rhode Island General Laws
Chapter 35-4 - State Funds
Section 35-4-4.2. - State Linked Deposit Policy — Legislative purpose.

§ 35-4-4.2. State Linked Deposit Policy — Legislative purpose.
The purpose of §§ 35-4-4.1 — 35-4-4.6 is to increase the availability of capital and banking services in low and moderate income neighborhoods of Rhode Island by using state deposits as an incentive. Sections 35-4-4.1 — 35-4-4.6 uses the federal evaluation of CRA performance in helping the state decide where to deposit its funds.
History of Section.P.L. 1992, ch. 175, § 1.

Structure Rhode Island General Laws

Rhode Island General Laws

Title 35 - Public Finance

Chapter 35-4 - State Funds

Section 35-4-1. - Revenue credited to general fund — Exceptions — Deposits.

Section 35-4-2. - Payments to general treasurer — Allocations to specific funds.

Section 35-4-3. - Repealed.

Section 35-4-4. - Safekeeping and disbursement of funds.

Section 35-4-4.1. - State Linked Deposit Policy — Short title.

Section 35-4-4.2. - State Linked Deposit Policy — Legislative purpose.

Section 35-4-4.3. - State Linked Deposit Policy — Deposit of funds.

Section 35-4-4.4. - State Linked Deposit Policy — Exceptions.

Section 35-4-4.5. - State Linked Deposit Policy — Enforcement.

Section 35-4-4.6. - State Linked Deposit Policy — Definitions — Exemptions.

Section 35-4-4.7. - Public disclosure.

Section 35-4-5. - Deposit of funds — Purchase of bonds and securities.

Section 35-4-6. - Acceptance of gifts and bequests.

Section 35-4-7. - Sale of gifts and bequests — Deposit of proceeds.

Section 35-4-8. - Checks for payments from treasury.

Section 35-4-9. - Monthly reconciliation of depository accounts — Stopping payment on unpaid checks.

Section 35-4-10. - Veterans’ disability allowances unimpaired.

Section 35-4-11. - Intermodal surface transportation fund.

Section 35-4-12. - Federal reduction relief fund — Creation.

Section 35-4-13. - Federal reduction relief fund — Appropriations for essential state services.

Section 35-4-13.1. - Federal reduction relief fund — Appropriations for excellence in education.

Section 35-4-13.2. - Federal reduction relief fund — Appropriations for textbook modernization and improvement fund.

Section 35-4-13.3. - Federal reduction relief fund — Appropriations for job development programs.

Section 35-4-13.4. - Federal reduction relief fund — Appropriations for housing programs.

Section 35-4-14. - Federal reduction relief fund — Interest earned on investment.

Section 35-4-15. - Federal reduction relief fund — Replenishment of fund.

Section 35-4-16. - Federal reduction relief fund — Severability.

Section 35-4-17. - Central cancer registry and prevention fund.

Section 35-4-18. - Health education, alcohol, and substance abuse prevention program.

Section 35-4-19. - Repealed.

Section 35-4-20. - Contribution of money from water development account fund.

Section 35-4-20.1. - Contribution of money from water development fund — When and how contributions to be made.

Section 35-4-20.2. - Contribution of money from water development fund — Exemptions where federal assistance suspended.

Section 35-4-20.3. - Contribution of money from water development fund — Application for refunds.

Section 35-4-21. - Basic health plan trust account.

Section 35-4-22. - Inclusion of restricted and special revenue funds in budget.

Section 35-4-22.1. - Legislative appropriation authority.

Section 35-4-22.2. - Use of restricted or special revenue funds.

Section 35-4-22.3. - Exceptions and exclusions to §§ 35-4-22.1 and 35-4-22.2.

Section 35-4-23. - Rhode Island capital plan funds.

Section 35-4-23.1. - Indirect cost recoveries by state agencies.

Section 35-4-24. - Custodial funds received and held in trust by state agencies.

Section 35-4-25. - Funds attributable to agency business operations.

Section 35-4-26. - Funds received from vending machines, private donations, and investments.

Section 35-4-27. - Indirect cost recoveries on restricted receipt accounts.

Section 35-4-28. - Conversion of restricted receipt accounts to general revenue accounts.