Conduit issuer
Arizona Industrial Development Authority
Issues for projects anywhere in its state. What fund holdings show about its bonds, and what the issuer itself publishes about fees, size limits and board meetings.
In fund portfolios
Registered funds reported $2.7B of Arizona Industrial Development Authority bonds across 144 funds in the latest quarter (+$380.4M over the quarter). Filers report the issuer under 9 name variants, merged here. Holdings cover all of the issuer’s conduit bonds — housing, nonprofit and transportation as well as industrial — so they show buyer familiarity, not manufacturing volume.
$1.1B · 10 quarters ago$2.7B · latest
Fees, limits and how to apply
| Item | As published | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Official website | arizonaida.com | arizonaida.com |
| Bond programs | Conduit revenue bonds for 'projects' as defined in the Arizona IDA Act (A.R.S. §35-701 to 733), with priority areas of housing, education, healthcare and infrastructure; also multifamily housing bond recycling and homebuyer assistance programs. | arizonaida.com |
| Fee schedule | Fee schedule (9-11-26 update): $5,000 non-refundable application fee. Closing fee 2 bps (.02%) of aggregate principal, minimum $1,000. Annual administrative fee: nonprofit/governmental 7.75 bps (.0775%), for-profit 9.75 bps (.0975%), each minimum $3,000; projects entirely outside Arizona add 2.00 bps (.02%), minimum $1,000. Optional one-time Upfront Fee in lieu of annual and closing fees. Extension fee $500. Host TEFRA hearing fee $10,000 plus counsel fees. Recycled volume cap preservation fee 10 bps (0.10%), minimum $10,000, plus interest deposit. Fees may be waived. | arizonaida.com |
| Board meetings | Board typically meets the third Thursday of each month at 3:00 pm. 2026: Jan 22, Feb 19 (canceled), Mar 19, Apr 16, May 21, Jun 18, Jul 23 (rescheduled from Jul 16; Zoom only), Aug 20, Sep 22 (rescheduled from Sep 17), Oct 22 (rescheduled from Oct 15), Nov 19, Dec 10, 2026. | arizonaida.com |
| How to apply | arizonaida.com | arizonaida.com |
Not found on an official page: size limits. Ask the issuer directly; we do not estimate these.
Board meetings
Next published meeting: Nov 19, 2026, 20 days from this page’s build. Inducement and bond resolutions go to the board, so its calendar sets the earliest approval dates.
Other profiled issuers in Arizona
- Maricopa County Industrial Development Authority — $1.6B held
- Chandler Industrial Development Authority — $613.3M held
- Industrial Development Authority of the City of Phoenix — $438.1M held
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Methodology
Holdings are positions reported by SEC-registered funds on Form N-PORT, matched to issuers and merged across name variants by Securitief; matching can be wrong. Issuer facts were read on the issuer’s own website or official documents in October 2026; nothing is inferred. Inclusion is not an endorsement or a recommendation of any issuer.
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