Debt and Investment Summary October 11, 2011. 2 Measure M Debt Program  M1: Over $1.1 billion during program  Paid off balance of fixed rate debt in.

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Debt and Investment Summary October 11, 2011

2 Measure M Debt Program  M1: Over $1.1 billion during program  Paid off balance of fixed rate debt in February 2011  M2: Established $400 million Tax Exempt Commercial Paper (TECP) Program in 2008  Total issuance was $100 million  Issued $352.6 million Build America Bonds, December 2010  $ million in taxable bonds  $59.03 million in tax-exempt bonds  True interest cost of 4.33%  Reduced TECP to $100 million with $25 million issued to date  Long-term debt ratings of AA+/Aa2/AA by Standard and Poor’s, Moody’s, and Fitch, respectively

3 Investment Portfolio as of 8/31/11  Total Portfolio balance of $976.2 million  Comprised of Short-term Portfolio  future budgeted expenditures  Bond Proceeds Portfolio  meet Measure M2 transportation program needs  Liquid Portfolio  immediate cash needs

4 Short-term Portfolio as of 8/31/11  Short-term Portfolio $653.3 million  JP Morgan, Western Asset Management, Payden & Rygel, State Street Global Advisors  12 month Total Return = 1.72%  Average Yield = 0.57%  Average Duration = 1.69%

5 Bond Proceeds as of 8/31/11  Approx. $205 million  Two external investment managers  Cutwater  Logan Circle  Customized treasury benchmark to match draw schedule  Weighted Average Maturity = 0.78 years  Yield to Maturity = 0.48%

6 Current Market Conditions  Yields at historically low levels  Treasury & Agency rated AA+ by S&P  GDP – Slow but sustainable growth  Job growth up in September  Sales Tax up 8.5% year over year