Ambassador Hotel: Facts and information
Supporters of subsidies for the Ambassador Hotel in Wichita have made many claims regarding the project and its impact on jobs and public finances. But when put to the test, many of the claims are misleading, and important information is left out. The Wichita Eagle agrees; see Wichita Eagle fact checks Ambassador Hotel campaigns.
For information on the issues, click on Wichita Ambassador Hotel information sheet.
Another document Wichitans should read if they want the facts is Fact checking the Wichita Ambassador Hotel campaign.
Read more »Why Vote No
Tax Fairness for All Wichitans
… NO special handouts for one developer
On February 28th, Wichita voters will decide whether the Ambassador Hotel will be able to keep 75 percent of the guest tax it collects for 15 years. A “Yes” vote means that the hotel owner will keep an estimated $2.25 million of tax collections over 15 years. A “No” vote means you would rather see the hotel’s guest tax collections handled in the usual manner — funding Wichita’s convention and tourism promotions, and debt service, maintenance, and updates of Century II.
Here’s why you should vote “No” on February 28th so that tax fairness is protected for all Wichitans.
Read more »Taxpayer money involved: Over $15 million and counting
The Ambassador Hotel in downtown Wichita is receiving much more taxpayer subsidy than what the City of Wichita admits and what hotel developers want you to know. It’s important to be aware of the total subsidy package, as it’s a large number: Over $15 million in taxpayer funds.
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