By Ken Graham
The Times
Businesses Step Up with Main Street Contributions
B&O Tax Incentive Program Garners $85,000 for Downtown Dayton Improvements
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Les Teel (left) and Jim Cooper, of Columbia REA, a major contributor the Dayton Downtown Main Street Program through the B&O Tax Incentive Program.
DAYTON – Owners or representatives of five local businesses were up after midnight on Jan. 1, not only to celebrate the new year, but also to make funding commitments to help improve downtown Dayton. As a result, The Dayton Development Task Force is set to receive $85,000 in 2018 through the Washington State B&O Tax Incentive Program for historic downtowns in the state.
Dayton Chamber of Commerce Director Andrew Holt also serves as manager of the Dayton Main Street Program on behalf of the Dayton Development Task Force. Holt said that he and other business representatives logged in to the Wash...
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