Stephen Nodine, a candidate for mayor of Mobile, Alabama, has proposed waiving permit fees and taxes for Mardi Gras organizations. Nodine argues that these organizations, which contribute $500 million annually to the city's economy, deserve the same level of support as major corporations.
Mayoral candidate Stephen Nodine has announced a proposal to waive permit fees and taxes for Mardi Gras organizations:
However, since the closure of the Mobile Civic Center, these organizations have faced increasing challenges, including rising permit fees and taxes. “For over 100 years, these organizations have been the best ambassadors of Mobile’s culture and heritage, yet since 2019, they have been burdened with increased costs.”
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