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Main Street Mosier asks Council for a small, steady municipal contribution

Mosier City Council · May 6, 2026
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Summary

Main Street Mosier reported roughly 2,263 volunteer hours in 2025, a $44,900 annual budget, support for 76 businesses, and requested that the council consider a modest, consistent annual municipal contribution to stabilize funding.

Main Street Mosier presenters told the City Council on May 6 that the volunteer-driven nonprofit provides promotion, design, and outreach that support local businesses and festivals. Presenters reported about 2,263 volunteer hours in 2025, support for 76 businesses, artists and vendors, and an annual budget of approximately $44,900; they said the organization relies heavily on grants and event revenue compared with peer organizations that often receive modest city funding.

"We rely heavily on grants and event revenue compared to peer organizations, many of which receive modest city funding," Andrea Weinman said, asking Council to consider a small, consistent annual municipal investment. Finance Director Monica Morris and City Manager Andrea Rogers advised that any use of transient lodging tax as a funding source would need to be evaluated through the formal budget process alongside other priorities.