City of Mills votes against supporting sixth-cent special election By Greg Hirst on June 8, 2021
Mills City Council (Gregory Hirst)
CASPER, Wyo The City of Mills Council voiced unanimous opposition Tuesday to a special election that would ask Natrona County residents to take on a temporary sixth cent sales and use tax. The council voted against advancing the resolution at its regular meeting Tuesday, June 8.
The special purpose tax would be used to generate ~$4.4 million for two separate projects:
The Casper City Council passed its own resolution in support of the special election Tuesday, June 1. For it to take place, four of the six municipalities in Natrona County must agree by joint resolution. The other municipalities are Evansville, Bar Nunn, Edgerton, and Midwest.
th year of the city of Mills on Saturday, June 12
th, according to a press release put out by the city. Mills is hosting its Centennial Celebration from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. on that day with a celebration that is, quite literally, one hundred years in the making.
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The day’s celebrations will begin with a 5K run, organized by Windy City Striders at approximately 9 a.m. Following that is a parade in front of First Interstate Bank on SW Wyoming Boulevard, as well as a kickoff ceremony in front of the Mills City Hall.