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2020 Lodging Tax Grant Funding Opportunities Now Open

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The City of Leavenworth has officially opened applications for the 2020 Lodging Tax Grant funding opportunities, a vital resource for enhancing local hospitality projects. This initiative is designed to support businesses and organizations that contribute to the city's tourism sector through events and attractions. Eligible applicants can utilize the funds to create, promote, and enhance various projects, ultimately boosting the local economy. With an approaching deadline, it is crucial for interested participants to act quickly to seize this opportunity. The program reflects the city's dedication to fostering a vibrant community and attracting visitors year-round.

Local businesses such as Howl At The Moon may benefit significantly from these grants, helping them to host memorable festivals and events. The application process is accessible via the city's official website, ensuring transparency and ease for applicants. Overall, this initiative stands as a testament to Leavenworth's commitment to promoting its unique offerings and supporting local enterprises.

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