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Montgomery Mayor seeks financial stability for complex near Maxwell Air Force Base

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Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed stated that he wants the Montgomery Whitewater complex to succeed financially because it is located within city limits. The complex closed for the season in early September, leading to layoffs and the cancellation of fall and winter activities. Officials are hoping to reopen the 120-acre complex in March.

From waka.com

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Reed noted that the complex was intended to be a catalyst for broader economic growth, specifically attracting retail and residential investments near Maxwell Air Force Base. The city views the complex's financial health as crucial for the entire corridor's attraction.

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  • Steven ReedMontgomery Mayor seeking financial success for the complex
  • MontgomeryCity where the complex is located and where development is sought
  • Whitewater120-acre outdoor recreation complex facing financial challenges

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  • Maxwell Air Force BaseSpeculative

    Maxwell Air Force Base could benefit from increased retail and residential investment in the vicinity.

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