D’Iberville officials mulling new restaurant tax
by Associated Press
Published: March 8,2011
Tags: hospitality, municipal government, restaurants, taxes
D’IBERVILLE — The D’Iberville City Council will discuss Wednesday a possible 2 percent sales tax on restaurants to help pay for a new public safety center and sports complex.
WLOX-TV in Biloxi reports it’s been more than two years since D’Iberville formed its own police force and officers have moved from a trailer to working out of the old city library.
Now, D’Iberville officials say it’s time for another upgrade into a brand new public safety center.
Before the city can levy the tax, it must get the Legislature and 60 percent of D’Iberville voters to go along.
D’Iberville Councilman Steve Furney says the sportsplex would include softball and soccer fields.
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March 6th, 2012 at 7:57 am
I would like to be added to your list for updates. In the process of opening a carry out resturant in MS, and need all the info I can get. Thank you.