The city of Duluth, Minnesota is calling out the Trump campaign for failing to pay over $200,000 in expenses related to a rally held in the city in July. According to a report by The Mirror US, the campaign has not yet settled the bill for services provided by the city for the event.
The rally, which took place at the Duluth airport, drew a large crowd and required significant resources from the city to ensure public safety and manage logistics. The expenses incurred by the city included costs for security, traffic control, and cleanup, among others.
City officials have made repeated attempts to contact the Trump campaign to request payment for the outstanding balance. Despite assurances that the bill would be taken care of, the campaign has not followed through on its promise.
This is not the first time that the Trump campaign has faced criticism for failing to pay bills related to rallies and events. Similar situations have been reported in other cities across the country, where the campaign has left behind unpaid bills totaling thousands of dollars.
The city of Duluth is now considering its options for recovering the money owed by the Trump campaign. City officials have indicated that they may pursue legal action if necessary to ensure that the campaign pays its debts.
As the issue continues to escalate, the Trump campaign has yet to comment on the situation. The city of Duluth remains firm in its stance that the campaign must settle its debts and pay the outstanding balance of over $200,000.
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