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Committee weighs a 'Loop' Bandwango passport to boost local businesses
Summary
Commissioner Mary Patchin shared a Bandwango brochure and suggested a Bandwango passport for Lansing (using 'Loop' if possible); she said the example program already has 36 businesses signed up and the committee discussed signage and activation method (GPS vs QR).
Mary Patchin presented a current Bandwango brochure and urged the committee to consider a branded passport to promote Lansing businesses. "There are currently 36 businesses signed up for this program," she said, and suggested using the word "Loop" in the passport name (options discussed included "Lansing Outdoor Outpost Passport" and "Lansing Outdoor Oasis Passport").
Patchin said the committee must decide whether the passport will be GPS‑based or use QR activation and recommended installing trail signage and possibly advertising in hotels to promote participation. The Village will help by providing business addresses to encourage signups; Patchin noted there is no limit to the number of participating businesses.
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