Casper Businesses Vote to Renew Tax Supporting Downtown Revitalization
Downtown Casper’s business community sent a clear message this week: they want to keep investing in their core. Commercial property owners voted unanimously to renew the Downtown Development Authority’s special mill levy, a modest tax that fuels everything from daily amenities to events and façade improvements. The levy brings in about $200,000 a year and has never failed since the 1980s — a sign that downtown advocates see it as essential. Without it, leaders say, the voice pushing for growth and vitality in the city’s center would fall silent. Tommy Culkin with Oil City News has the full story.
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