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Scottsburg board approves one-year advertising contract with Xtoll
Summary
The Scottsburg City Board of Public Works and Safety approved a one-year municipal advertising contract with Xtoll; the city and the Redevelopment Commission will split the cost, city leaders said.
Mayor Amick called the Board of Public Works and Safety to approve a one-year advertising contract with Xtoll, a company described in the meeting as based in southern Indiana that provides municipal advertising services.
The board approved the contract after brief remarks about local housing growth and the potential for advertising to support municipal promotion. Mayor Amick said the contract would be reviewed annually and called Xtoll “an advertising source for municipalities.” He said he had asked the Redevelopment Commission to pay half of the contract cost and that the redevelopment commission voted to pay half. The mayor described the contract as lasting “a year” and referenced a price during the meeting; the meeting transcript’s figure was unclear and is recorded in clarifying details below as provided by the meeting record.
Board member Tom Lewis moved to approve the contract; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. The board recorded unanimous assent during the meeting with three affirmative votes.
This approval is an authorization to enter the contract; the board did not set further implementation details during the discussion and directed staff to handle annual review and billing arrangements with the Redevelopment Commission.
The item appeared under new business and was taken up before several other administrative items.
