Longmont council to mull Micron incentive extension, tax-hike ballot issues
Extension of last year’s economic-incentive agreement with data-storage company Micron Technology Inc. could get final approval Tuesday from the Longmont City Council, which also may ask voters this November to approve sales and property tax increases to fund public safety.
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