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Browns Boost Berea’s Tax Revenue | Cleveland News
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The Cleveland Browns are pumping millions into Berea’s economy—last year alone, they generated over $7.2 million in city income taxes, a 35% share of total collections. Mayor Cyril Kleem credits soaring player salaries, bonuses, and expanded staff for the boom. With a long-term lease on their city-owned training facility—and plans to add a medical center, hotel, and housing—the Browns’ Berea campus is set to bring in another $22 million over 15 years. Even as they build a new stadium in Brook Park, Kleem remains confident Berea will keep reaping tax benefits from day-to-day operations, making the team a vital financial anchor for the city.
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