ROCK SPRINGS — Anyone interested in the First Security Bank Building will have more incentive to make an offer as the Rock Springs City Council voted to lower the asking price Tuesday night.

The Council originally approved the building’s sale at $500,000 in May. However, that deal fell through and the city once again hopes someone will buy the building.

The Council approved a new contract that amends the property address to 502 and 504 Main Street, while dropping the asking price from $800,000 to $500,000. The resolution continues the contract already in place with Keller Williams Realty Western Trails. Councilman Rob Zotti said he would like to discuss finding a local agent to sell the property. The idea also has Mayor Max Mickelson’s support. Mickelson said the company has listed it f

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