The Columbus Redevelopment Commission has postponed a planned public information session on tax increment financing after one of the presenters had an emergency scheduling conflict and could not attend. “Due to these factors outside of our control, we are needing to postpone the session until a later date which is being determined. We apologize for the inconvenience,” city officials said in a release Wednesday.
A new date and time will be announced for the session, city officials said.
ORIGINAL STORY
The Columbus Redevelopment Commission is hosting a TIF 101 public information session from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Jan. 10 at the Cal Brand Meeting Hall in Columbus City Hall.
The event is offered to allow the public to learn more about Tax Increment Financing as an economic development resource in the community.
