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MAPS 3: Did you know?
What’s in MAPS 3?
The $777 million initiative will include eight projects and a contingency fund in case there are any unforeseen costs for any of the projects. It would extend a 1-cent sales tax currently paying for Ford Center improvements for seven years and nine months. The Ford Center tax expires in April.
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