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City to continue $30,000 economic-development support; chamber contract scaled back
Summary
The city plans to allocate $30,000 in next year's budget for economic development and will not renew the chamber contract in its current form; officials said they are negotiating interim bookkeeping/administrative services while they consider longer-term arrangements.
Chair (S3) told county partners the city "plan[s] on still giving $30,000" for economic development in next year's budget. Chase (S1) said the current chamber agreement, which expires June 30, will not be renewed in its present form; the city is negotiating interim administrative and bookkeeping services for up to six months while it reassesses program administration.
Chase said programs and grant activity will continue and the city expects at least one grant application a month; officials agreed more conversation about the budget line and how services will be performed is needed during the coming budget cycle.
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