Capital Improvement Board ends 2020 with $40M deficit

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9 thoughts on “Capital Improvement Board ends 2020 with $40M deficit

  1. We always hear that Irsay and Simon are great corporate citizens. What will they do to support the CIB, which uses tax dollars from an ever-expanding downtown area to own and operate their stadiums?

    1. That’s easy. They will ask for even more money. After all, the multiplier effect works, right? More times more=even more. Somehow, they still don’t know have enough to plow roads despite all those stadiums and TIF multipliers.

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