Browns propose new stadium authority to save on construction costs
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 15, 2026, 6:38 PM
Last updated Jun 15, 2026
The Cleveland Browns are urging Brook Park to establish a stadium authority to own a new facility. This move could generate approximately $100 million in sales tax savings on construction materials. A meeting of the Brook Park City Council will take place on Tuesday, with a public hearing scheduled for July 15. The current funding plan for the $2.6 billion stadium allocates $1.755 billion from the team, $600 million from the state, and $245 million from Brook Park, with the Browns covering any cost overruns. Delays regarding the state's contribution due to litigation have also been noted.
- •Browns seek Brook Park to create a stadium authority.
- •Proposal could save $100 million in sales tax.
- •City Council will discuss the proposal on Tuesday.
- •Public hearing set for July 15.
- •Stadium funding includes $1.755 billion from the team.
- 6:38 PMYahoo Sports — Browns wants Brook Park to create stadium authority that would own new venue
"The Browns hope to sweeten their sweetheart deal to build a new stadium.
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