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The commission approved the 2026 expense and budget report and set preliminary vendor pricing, including $100 food vendor booths and arts-and-crafts options of $35 for one booth or $50 for two.
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The meeting focused on planning for the 2026 Family Days event. Commissioners approved the updated budget, which reflected cost changes based on the 2025 event, including higher amounts for food vendors, Johns Concessions, the Rotary Race, and sponsorships, and lower amounts for glow item sales, the parade, the pie eating contest, and beer sales. They also reviewed vendor pricing and discussed possible changes to the pie eating contest, beverage sales, parade participation, and ways to draw more people before the fireworks on July 3.
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