Only one state, Georgia, does not allow public entities to issue toll-backed revenue bonds to support PPP projects, and seven other states have no statutes explicitly allowing for them included with their PPP statutes, but may include this authority elsewhere. Utah, one of the thirteen states allowing for revenue bonds, in its PPP statutes allows for a tollway development agreement to have requirements for performance security including performance-based bonds. In the spirit of allowing PPPs to have flexibility when arranging financial structures, the authority to sell such revenue bonds should be explicitly granted to public agencies by statute.