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Oak Harbor Main Street asks council for larger pledge; council approves up to $150,000
Summary
Oak Harbor Main Street Association asked the council to raise the city’s annual Main Street tax‑credit pledge to $150,000 for 2026; council discussed fundraising, board participation and payroll costs, then approved a professional services agreement with a maximum contribution of $150,000.
Margaret Livermore, interim executive director of the Oak Harbor Main Street Association, presented the organization’s mission, activities and finances and asked the council to increase the city contribution for 2026.
Livermore summarized Main Street’s volunteer work and events and outlined the state Main Street Tax Credit Incentive Program that allows businesses to pledge locally and receive a 75% tax credit the following year. “Our Main Street’s goal is to revitalize and keep their historic downtowns active and vibrant,” Livermore said, describing…
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