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The Commission unanimously approved the 2026 expense and budget report, with higher funding planned for food vendors, Johns Concessions, the Rotary Race, and sponsorships/corporate booths, and lower spending expected for glow item sales, the parade, the pie eating contest, and beer sales.
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The Commission updated its spending plan for the 2026 Family Days event based on actual costs from 2025. It also reviewed vendor pricing, including food booths at $100, arts and crafts booths at $35 for one or $50 for two, and removing the separate corporate booth option. Commissioners discussed contest prizes, beverage sales, and ways to draw more people before the July 3 fireworks, including adding arts and crafts and lower-cost activities for children.
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