Tomahawk City Seeks State Grant for Nacho's Expansion
The City of Tomahawk and a local developer are seeking state grant funds to repurpose a downtown building that has been vacant for 15 years.
The City of Tomahawk Common Council approved a resolution to apply for funding through the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC)’s Community Development Investment (CDI) grant program.
- The program offers grant funding for shovel-ready projects, with an emphasis on downtown community-driven efforts.
- Up to $250,000.00 in matching grant funds is available through the program.
The funding would be allocated to the expansion of Nacho’s Mexican Grill, located at 204 W. Wisconsin Ave., into the neighboring building at 202 W. Wisconsin Ave., formerly the Cover to Cover bookstore.
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Author's summary: Tomahawk City seeks state grant for downtown expansion.
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