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Board agrees to pursue FIT 2.0 community-first impressions program with MSU Extension
Summary
The board approved participation in FIT 2.0, a QR-code based first-impression tourism program run by MSU Extension that collects anonymous visitor feedback via seven questions; staff said implementation cost should be under $500 and MSU will provide quarterly reports.
At its April 22 meeting, the Historic Lapeer Main Street Downtown Development Authority voted to pursue FIT 2.0, a streamlined first-impression tourism program operated by Michigan State University Extension that gathers visitor feedback using QR codes placed in downtown planters, storefronts and flyers.
Board member Catherine moved to participate and…
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