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Historic River District reports 82 businesses and 3,218 volunteer hours to Ozark aldermen
Summary
Historic River District vice president Ashley Hawkins told aldermen that the district counts roughly 82 businesses, including 20 women-owned and 3 minority-owned firms, and reported 3,218 volunteer hours valued at about $107,770.
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Ashley Hawkins, vice president of the Historic River District, gave the Board of Aldermen a quarterly update on the group’s work under its city contract.
Hawkins said the district’s inventory shows roughly 82 businesses within the district, including 20 women-owned businesses, two veteran-owned businesses and three minority-owned businesses. She said district volunteers logged 3,218 hours during the reporting period; the organization attributed a value of about $107,770 to those volunteer hours.
Historic River District staff told the board they completed their annual accreditation assessment with Main Street America and are finishing fourth-quarter reports to Missouri Main Street Connection. Hawkins said the group would return with a subsequent quarterly report to the board.
Ending - The board thanked the Historic River District for the update and invited the organization to return for its next quarterly report.

