Greeley won’t ask voters to OK sales tax hike to tackle Catalyst debt this year
Greeley won't ask voters in November whether they would approve an 0.6% sales-and-use tax hike to cover millions in debt service for the city-owned West Greeley Catalyst entertainment district and the downtown civic campus.
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