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    The Wa She Shu Travel Plaza is the first transaction of its kind in the State of Nevada.

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    The Wa She Shu Travel Plaza helped create jobs for the Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California.

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    The Wa She Shu Travel Plaza is officially open!

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    Little Miss Washoe 2015-2016

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    Wa She Shu Travel Plaza Staff - Grand Opening Day

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    Grand Opening Day Festivities

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    Celebrating on Grand Opening Day

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    Attendees came prepared!

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    Enjoying the cool drinks

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    More fun and some great t-shirts

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    Wa She Shu Travel Plaza - Grand Opening

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    Wa She Shu Travel Plaza - Thanks for Coming to the Grand Opening!

Washoe Travel Plaza

This transaction is the first of its kind in the State of Nevada and will generate approximately 125 jobs in this low-income, tribal community.

 

$10 Million of Federal NMTC Allocation

$2 Million of NV State NMTC Allocation

$5.6 Million Loan

Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California

The development of the Washoe Travel Plaza on Native American reservation land will produced a sustainable source of revenue for this Nevada and California tribe.

Clearinghouse CDFI provided key financial resources to the project, including: $10 million of Federal NMTC allocation, $2 million of Nevada State NMTC allocation, and a $5.6 million loan to the Washoe Tribe.

Download the PDF: Washoe Travel Plaza


Named QLICI of the Year by Novogradac & Company:

Financing Provided:
$10 Million of Federal NMTC Allocation, $2 Million of NV State NMTC Allocation, $5.6 Million Loan
Location:
Gardnerville, NV
Impact:
125 Living-Wage Jobs on Native American Reservation Land
Purpose:
Development of the Washoe Travel Plaza on Native American reservation land
Year Funded:
2015
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