Falling Grand County tax revenue forces nearly $2M budget transfer

Declines in tourism and sales tax collections, and new limits on TRT mitigation spending prompt midyear fix and warnings of future cuts.

(Andrew Christiansen) Grand County Commission Chair Bill Winfield said during the July 15 meeting that a nearly $2 million general fund transfer was necessary to balance the 2025 budget, warning of potential future cuts.

Falling Grand County tax revenue forces nearly $2M budget transfer

Declines in tourism and sales tax collections, and new limits on TRT mitigation spending prompt midyear fix and warnings of future cuts.

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