Central Wyoming College Vice President of Academics Kathy Wells, Director of Culinary and Hospitality programs Amy Madera and Director of Development Shan Kingston watch SPET initiative updates Nov. 8 Of the $10 million voters approved for a campus, CWC will get quarter of that amount in 2024.
Of the record 15 projects county voters approved to fund with a penny of the local 6-cent sales tax over the next approximately 10 years, those first in line for full funding are either inexpensive or closer to done.
Commissioners approved a schedule Tuesday to fund for the first year of specific purpose excise tax collections. According to the latest projections, by November 2024 these projects will get their full SPET request: senior assisted living planning ($1.93 million), sidewalks for the Town of Jackson ($3 million) and improvements for three buildings that belong to youth crisis support nonprofit Teton Youth and Family Services ($2 million).
Sophia covers county politics, housing, and workforce issues. A Pacific Coast devotee, she grew up in Washington, studied in California and has worked in Oregon and Alaska.
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Senior assisted living planning: $1.93 million. That's a lot for planning. How much will that final product cost. Where will it be located?
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