EDC approves $7,500 for Trail of Lights, asks for QR-code data collection
The Bandera EDC approved a $7,500 performance agreement to expand the Trail of Lights collection and asked the Christmas committee to include a QR-code survey and reporting requirements for year‑over‑year economic tracking.
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Josie Evans, a member of the Christmas committee, asked the Bandera Economic Development Corporation for $7,500 to add new light displays and extend the Trail of Lights at the city park. "My name is Josie Evans. I'm on 306 9th Street. I'm here today to answer any questions about the um Christmas project and also uh to advocate for the park on Second and Hackberry," she told the board, describing proposed additions including a multi‑color LED tunnel, a taller tree element and a cowboy mounted display.
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