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At the request of the mayor, an advisory committee will be formed to seek input on a proposed 2 percent tax on bar and restaurant tabs within city limits.
If this passes I'll be eating somewhere else. There are plenty of GOOD restaurants outside the city limits. And keep in mind if the Choctaws get their casiono they won't have to pay any taxes.
If the tax is approved, the money will be used to upgrade local parks, including the proposed new sports facility along Mississippi 57. The money also would go toward a new public safety complex for the police department.
Close to that Choctaw casino Mayor Connie Moran supports.
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I'll be eating somewhere else
At the request of the mayor, an advisory committee will be formed to seek input on a proposed 2 percent tax on bar and restaurant tabs within city limits.
If this passes I'll be eating somewhere else. There are plenty of GOOD restaurants outside the city limits. And keep in mind if the Choctaws get their casiono they won't have to pay any taxes.
If the tax is approved, the money will be used to upgrade local parks, including the proposed new sports facility along Mississippi 57. The money also would go toward a new public safety complex for the police department.
Close to that Choctaw casino Mayor Connie Moran supports.
- Residents Of Jackson County Not Allowed To Voice Their Opinion On Choctaw Casino
In 1990, about 60 percent of the county voters rejected gambling. Now the Choctaws want to ram it down our throats. If they want a casino on the Gulf Coast, why don't they put it in Harrison or Hancock County where the residents voted FOR GAMBLING?...
- Reasons To Vote No To Choctaw Casino
Before they can build the proposed casino, the Mississippi Band of Choctaws will have to gain approval from two government bodies, the U.S. Department of Interior's Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Mississippi governor's office said Jason Giles,...
- Choctaw Casino Bum Deal For Jackson County
The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians has not said how the tribe’s proposed casino in Jackson County would provide funding for “schools, roads, public safety and other local needs,” but its contributions to communities surrounding its existing...
- Vote No On Casino Issue
The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians remains committed to developing a casino in Jackson County and welcomes a non-binding referendum on the proposal, the tribe said in a statement. I am a resident of Jackson County and I don't want the Choctaw's...
- Slush Funds In Mississippi
Some of my long time readers probably remember my post She Pays City Taxes But She Doesn't Have City Water & Katrina Funds Used For a Pavilion in Ocean Springs about the woman who couldn't get city water even though she lives inside the city limits...