Erie County is selling municipal bonds to finance half of the cost of the Buffalo Bills' new stadium, giving fans a chance to directly contribute to its construction.
Erie County, where the city of Buffalo lies, is selling bonds and the proceeds will go toward helping pay for the new stadium.It won't be an ordinary"Monday Night Football" gameday for Buffalo Bills fans next week.
"I wanted to make sure that this retail period, which is kind of novel, that we had it for the average Buffalo Bills fans who have paid for the current stadium, and have attended the games and gotten frostbite and had their hearts broken for years," Erie County Comptroller Kevin Hardwick said in a telephone interview.
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