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Park committee reports merchandise sales, meat raffle proceeds and vendor debt after Party in the Park
Summary
Park Committee reported selling tie‑dyed shirts ($25) and 'cozies' ($3 each or two for $5), raised $1,366.05 in a meat raffle but still owes Dalton Farms $1,731.95; committee is drafting an MOU for donor concessions.
At the July 7 meeting, Councilmember Jason Hunter, speaking for the Park Committee, summarized fundraising and vendor arrangements from the recent Party in the Park. Hunter said the committee sold tie‑dyed shirts at $25 each and 'cozies' priced at $3 each or two for $5, and that donor concessions are working under a memorandum of understanding being drafted with the solicitor.
Hunter reported the meat raffle "went well" but noted the committee still owes Dalton Farms $1,731.95 while the raffle netted $1,366.05, leaving a shortfall the committee plans to cover from Park funds. The Park Committee set its next meeting for August 4, 2026, at 5:00 p.m.
