Hoisington Proposes Half-Cent Sales Tax for Water and Wastewater Infrastructure
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What happened
Jonathan Mitchell, City Manager, discussed local infrastructure requirements in Hoisington. The city is proposing to add a half-cent sales tax to support water and wastewater systems. This funding is needed to cover over $3 million in line repairs and other projects, such as water tower coatings. The tax is projected to generate about $180,000 annually for public utilities if successful.
From greatbendpost.com
Why it matters
The proposal aims to create a dedicated funding source for essential municipal services and infrastructure maintenance in Hoisington. This local tax initiative directly addresses the need for significant public utility upgrades.
From greatbendpost.com
Who's involved
- Jonathan MitchellCity Manager discussing local infrastructure needs
- KansasState where the local infrastructure discussion is taking place
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The entities involved
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Kansas
state of the United States of America
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Jonathan Mitchell
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