$1 Billion Dollar Stadium Is A Bad Deal!

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Stop The Corporate Welfare

Dear Council Member:

Please do not support spending significant and precious taxpayer dollars on corporate welfare for the Jacksonville Jaguars. The city has paid a lot of money already to renovate the current stadium, build a new training facility for them, and all at the cost of other vital city infrastructure projects.

Sincerely,

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Jacksonville residents are struggling to make ends meet, and yet it’s not stopping the Jacksonville Jaguars and some city leaders from pushing for $1 billion in tax revenue to pay for a new stadium and entertainment district. One billion dollars is more than a years’ worth of the city’s budget. Study after study from Stanford University to University of Michigan and economist on the center left and center right of the political spectrum have concluded that sports stadiums do not generate enough revenue to pay for themselves. We must heed to the facts and implore the council members to stand up for the Jacksonville residents.

The Jacksonville city council must be good stewards of our taxpayer dollars! Please urge your city council member to oppose this corporate welfare spending!

Let your council member know that we as taxpayers oppose this proposal by signing this letter today!