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EDTA says FreedomFest drew far larger crowd; approves $400 reimbursement for face painting
Summary
EDTA members reported strong turnout at FreedomFest, thanked volunteers and vendors, and approved a $400 payment to reimburse face-painting services after a donor covered the cost.
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EDTA members said the July FreedomFest drew substantially more attendees than last year, estimating about 800 to 1,000 cars in the vendor lot and widespread vendor praise for the event. Organizers credited additional exits and volunteer traffic direction for improved egress times.
The board moved and approved a $400 reimbursement to MysteryPixie Production for face painting and balloon art, a service that drew long lines of children and parents. Mid America Industrial Park donated funds to the EDTA earmarked for the children’s area; the board recorded the motion, a second and affirmative roll-call votes.
Organizers said they will compile vendor-reported average sales and tax reports into a spreadsheet to estimate the festival’s economic impact, and will use that data for planning next year. They also noted a roughly 30-minute fireworks show provided by a private presenter, who offered materials and staging as a gift to the city.

