JBS offers $1M to expand Greeley’s Island Grove Arena for naming rights
This story has been updated.
GREELEY — JBS USA Inc. is offering to foot the majority of the cost of building a new music stage at Island Grove Arena for use during the Greeley Stampede in exchange for prime naming rights.
The Greeley City Council approved the deal on a 6-1 vote in their Tuesday night meeting, with councilman Tommy Butler the lone vote in opposition.
According to Greeley City Council documents, the meat-packer said it is willing to spend $1 million to construct a permanent stage at the east end of the area which has hosted the Greeley…
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