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Jefferson County Board of Tourism accepts treasurer's report after big September tax receipts
Summary
Board accepted minutes and approved the treasurer's report showing September encamper's tax of $100,079.85 and three small invoices, the board heard.
The Jefferson County Board of Tourism on Oct. 20 accepted the minutes and approved its treasurer's report after hearing that September lodging-related tax collections rose sharply.
Dr. David Framberg, treasurer, reported that encamper's tax for September totaled $100,079.85, up from about $48,000 the same month last year; he said the innkeeper's tax has exceeded $100,000 for the year-to-date. Framberg also listed three invoices on the month's ledger: $6,550.74 for BMI marketing expenses, $2,073 for professional services tied to an economic-impact calculator module, and a $196.46 travel expense for an evening convention stay.
The board voted to approve the minutes as presented and later voted to approve the treasurer's report as presented; both motions were announced as carried. No roll-call vote totals were recorded in the meeting transcript.
The treasurer framed the receipts as a notable increase compared with the prior year but did not attribute the change to a single cause. Board members did not propose amendments to the financial report during the meeting.
The meeting proceeded to partnership and program updates after the financial items; the board adjourned at the end of the evening after a motion to adjourn carried.
