Manitou Springs Revises Tax Plan | Colorado Springs News
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Manitou Springs is back at the ballot box this November to fix its budget after losing major tax revenue when Colorado Springs legalized recreational marijuana. The city’s previous attempt to raise its amusement tax from 5% to 14% was rejected, forcing over $1 million in cuts. This time, they’re proposing a more moderate hike to 9.03%—matching their regular sales tax—designed with voter feedback in mind. Tourists are split: some say they’ll still splurge for vacation fun, while others worry about affordability for families. A grassroots campaign backs the new plan, arguing it’s smarter and fairer than last time. The mayor warns that without passage, deeper cuts loom—and reserves won’t last forever. Manitou Springs must adapt to this new financial reality or risk repeating the cycle.
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