The city of Minot saw taxable sales grow more than 16 percent in the third quarter of 2010 over that same period the previous year, totaling nearly $270 million.Williston, as noted earlier, far surpassed these numbers: grew 150 percent; $380 million; dollar figure second only to Fargo statewide.
But how about Tioga, population 1,200?
Tioga: 186 percent increase, to almost $80 million. Tioga's percentage increase was seventh in the state. That's almost $70,000 in taxable sales/Tioga resident.
Ranking of cities in the state for taxable sales, in dollars: Fargo, Williston, Bismarck, Minot, Gand Forks, Dickinson, and then ... drum roll .. Tioga.
Williams County, home of both Williston and Tioga: $91 million more than Burleigh County, home of the twin cities, Bismarck / Mandan.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.