Largent said playing the touch-and-go budget game is no way to run a sustainable local government. To remedy its current situation, the county is trying to broaden its tax base. It is working with Boise-based Hawkins Companies to construct a new retail center in the Pullman-Moscow corridor and providing support for a proposed Wal-Mart Supercenter in Pullman to increase sales tax revenue. It's also trying to open up the county to residential growth.Technorati Tags: wal-mart walmart
"If we can get more people to move here, our businesses can provide them with products and services," Largent said. "And that's good for the long run."
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Monday, March 26, 2007
Here's What Sustainable Growth is Really All About
This is why I supported Michael Largent for County Commissioner last year. From a story in today's Moscow-Pullman Daily News titled "Whitman County's deficit is decreasing":
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