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 up to $250,000.00 in matching grant funds for shovel-ready projects, with an emphasis on downtown community-driven efforts.
The funding would be allocated to the expansion of Nacho’s Mexican Grill into the neighboring building at 202 W. Wisconsin Ave.
- Location: 204 W. Wisconsin Ave.
- Former location: Cover to Cover bookstore
- Grant amount: up to $250,000.00
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Author's summary: Tomahawk city seeks grant for Nacho's expansion.
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