Commercial Photographer and homeowner Dan Brouillette discusses how property taxes continue to rise year after year and why bringing casino gaming to Nebraska makes sense for our economy and future.
Commercial Photographer and homeowner Dan Brouillette discusses how property taxes continue to rise year after year and why bringing casino gaming to Nebraska makes sense for our economy and future.
I fully support keeping the money in Nebraska. In the early 1970s I worked at all the race tracks in Nebraska in the mutual departments, and as a morning hot walker/stall mucker. I had the privilege of going to the top of aksarben grandstand on occasion. On good summer racing days there were 60 greyhound type buses in the parking lot for a Friday/Saturday weekend. Most of those riders stayed over night… think of the money spent on food and lodging. Other tracks always had out of town guests every day. Wagering 15% was split between horsemen purses, track operations, and state tax. Aksarben had many 3,000,000 dollar days. That is bunch of tax money into state coffers.