The Quarter Percent Economic Development Tax
Recently, the Gillette College and Energy Capital Economic Development went in front of the City of Gillette, Town of Wright, and Campbell County, to ask that they hold a special election in November for a proposed Economic Development Excise Tax.
On November 7, the Citizens of Campbell County will go to the ballots and vote if they would like the 1/4% Economic Development Tax that will benefit Gillette College and Energy Capital Economic Development.
Mark Christensen wrote a great piece for Homes & More Magazine on the tax. We hope you take a few minutes to read the article, and if you have any questions, reach out to us. You can reach us by phone 307-686-2603 or email info@EnergyCapitalED.com. If you're curious about what Energy Capital Economic Development has been up to the last year, visit our information page: Energy Capital ED Projects and Activities
Visit our information page with questions and answers about the 1/4% tax and how the it Economic Development Tax will help our economy diversify grow.
1/4% Sales Tax for Economic Development Information Page
https://county17.com/2017/09/01/the-quarter-percent-economic-development-tax-my-thoughts/
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Campbell County population:
48,800
Median Income:
$80,000
Primary industries:
Energy (oil and gas, coal), medical, school district
Top five employers:
Campbell County School District; Peabody Energy; Thunder Basin Coal; Campbell County Health; Cloud Peak Energy
Tax Rate:
Personal income 0%; Corporate Income 0%; Sales Tax 6% (State 4% - County 2%)
Unemployment Rate:
4.7%
Business Organizations:
Campbell County Convention and Visitors Bureau
Campbell County Chamber of Commerce
Small Business Development Center
North East Wyoming Economic Development Coalition
Transportation:
Gillette-Campbell County Airport
Fire and Rescue:
Arts, Recreation & Entertainment:
Campbell County Rockpile Museum
Gillette Country Club Golf Course
Haycreek Golf Club (Wright, Wyoming)
Disc Golf at Dalbey Memorial Park and Cam-Plex Park
State of Wyoming and Local Government:
Campbell County School District
University of Wyoming - School of Energy Research
