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Lubbock leaders are deciding whether to renovate or replace our aging Civic Center and Expo Center. This choice will define the city's event scene for decades and directly affect how your tax dollars are spent.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 2 mentions in the last 30 days.
Expect a potential hike in local taxes or a major shift in city budget priorities to fund these massive construction or renovation projects.
Local businesses, event planners, and residents who want a modern space for concerts, trade shows, and community gatherings.
Taxpayers who are already feeling the pinch of rising costs and might see their bills go up to pay for these projects.
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