McCormick Place tallies up COVID financial hit – Crain’s

With no clear end in sight to the pandemic-induced statewide shutdown, MPEA also approved a modified budget for the rest of its fiscal year, which ends June 30. The agency said it now projects revenue for the year will be about $222.5 million, almost $93 million less than it originally budgeted. Net operating losses for the fiscal year are expected to come in around $36.7 million, compared with about $700,000 of net operating income in the original budget.
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nixit
6 years ago

Since MPEA is a separate taxing authority, shouldn’t the federal government pay them for COVID-19 usage of their facilities? Or does the money go to the state and JB has to pay them?

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