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Advertising & Promotion Commission

Regular Meeting

Jacksonville, AR · December 18, 2023

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A & P Commission Regularly Scheduled Meeting December 18, 2023 6:11 p.m. - 6:20 p.m. Call to Order: Regular A & P Commission Meeting - City Hall - #1 Municipal Drive The Jacksonville Advertising and Promotion Commission met at their regular meeting place on Monday, December 18, 2023. Chairman Sundermeier called the meeting to order at 6:11 p.m. Council Member Ray delivered the invocation and led a standing audience in the “Pledge of Allegiance.” Roll Call: Commissioner Jai Patel, Council Member Reedie Ray, and Council Member Joy Kinman answered roll call. Chairman Roger Sundermeier also answered roll call and declared a quorum. (4) Present (2) Absent (1) Vacant Others present for the meeting include: Recording Secretary Emilia Vazquez, Finance Director Cheryl Erkel, and Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Kathy Perez. Approval and/or correction of minutes: Council Member Kinman moved, seconded by Council Member Ray to approve the minutes of the regularly scheduled meeting of November 20, 2023, as presented. Motion carried unanimously. Financial Report: Finance Director Cheryl Erkel presented the financial report for the period ending November 30th, 2023. She stated Assets of $1,753,199.00 and Liabilities of $130,224.00. She read from the Statement of Revenues and Expenditures showing Total Revenues at $928,665.00, Total Expenditures at $854,072.00, and Excess of Revenues Over Expenditures at $74,594.00. She noted the next two pages are backup documentation to support the aforementioned figures in the report. She explained for comparisons, Hotel/Motel Gross Revenue for October was $277,399.00, which was an increase of 12% year-to-date and a decrease of 12% compared to October 2022. She related that Prepared Foods Gross Revenue was $3,806,067.00, which was an increase of 2% year-to-date and a decrease of 9% compared to October 2022. She concluded that Overall Revenue was $4,083,466.00, which was an increase of 3% year-to-date and a decrease of 10% compared to October 2022. Council Member Ray moved, seconded by Council Member Kinman to approve the financial report for November, as presented. Motion carried unanimously. Old Business: New Business: a. Funding request: $951.69 for Shop Small – Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Kathy Perez showed the Commission a shopping bag made for the event, adding that the event was very well-received and had several of the passports turned back in. She shared that the businesses she spoke to were happy, with only a very few not having many people come through. Council Member Kinman moved, seconded by Council Member Ray to approve the expenditure of $951.69 to the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce for reimbursement of Shop Small Saturday | Shop Small Christmas Crawl event. Motion carried unanimously. Chairman Sundermeier related that Kayla Hawkins, Owner of Titan Nutrition, has agreed to serve on the Commission to fulfill a vacant slot for a restaurant owner. Council Member Ray moved, seconded by Commissioner Jai Patel to approve the appointment of Kayla Hawkins to the Advertising and Promotion Commission and forward the request to City Council for approval. Motion carried unanimously. 1 A & P Commission Regularly Scheduled Meeting December 18, 2023 6:11 p.m. - 6:20 p.m. Announcements: a. January 6: Plant Swap Community Center 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. b. January 11: Chamber of Commerce Annual Membership Banquet Community Center | Networking 5:30 p.m. | Dinner 6:00 p.m. Adjournment: With no further business, the meeting adjourned at approximately 6:20 p.m. 2

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CITY OF JACKSONVILLE, ARKANSAS Advertising and Promotion Commission AGENDA December 18, 2023 6:00 p.m. Page 1. Call to Order: Chairman Roger Sundermeier 2. Roll Call: Recording Secretary Emilia Vazquez 3. Approval and/or correction of minutes: November 20, 2023 1 4. Financial Report: Finance Director Cheryl Erkel 5. Old Business: 6. New Business: a. Funding request: $951.69 for Shop Small - Chamber of Commerce 2-11 7. Announcements: a. January 6: Plant Swap Community Center 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. b. January 11: Chamber of Commerce Annual Membership Banquet Community Center | Networking 5:30 p.m. | Dinner 6:00 p.m. 8. Adjournment www.jacksonvillesoars.com A & P Commission Regularly Scheduled Meeting November 20, 2023 6:00 p.m. - 6:06 p.m. Call to Order: Regular A & P Commission Meeting - City Hall - #1 Municipal Drive The Jacksonville Advertising and Promotion Commission met at their regular meeting place on Monday, November 20, 2023. Chairman Sundermeier called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. Council Member Ray delivered the invocation and led a standing audience in the “Pledge of Allegiance.” Roll Call: Commissioner Sandra Patel, Council Member Reedie Ray, and Council Member Joy Kinman answered roll call. Chairman Roger Sundermeier also answered roll call and declared a quorum. (4) Present (2) Absent (1) Vacant Others present for the meeting include: Recording Secretary Emilia Vazquez, Finance Director Cheryl Erkel, and Chamber of Commerce Executive Vice President Kathy Perez. Approval and/or correction of minutes: Council Member Kinman moved, seconded by Council Member Ray to approve the minutes of the regularly scheduled meeting of October 16, 2023, as presented. Motion carried unanimously. Financial Report: Finance Director Cheryl Erkel presented the financial report for the period ending October 31st, 2023. She stated Assets of $1,683,247.00 and Liabilities of $93,711.00. She read from the Statement of Revenues and Expenditures showing Total Revenues at $855,438.00, Total Expenditures at $814,283.00, and Excess of Revenues Over Expenditures at $41,155.00. She noted the next two pages are backup documentation to support the aforementioned figures in the report. She explained for comparisons, Hotel/Motel Gross Revenue for September was $323,485.00, which was an increase of 14% year-to-date and an increase of 8% compared to September 2022. She related that Prepared Foods Gross Revenue was $3,793,325.00, which was an increase of 3% year-to-date and a decrease of 13% compared to September 2022. She concluded that Overall Revenue was $4,116,811.00, which was an increase of 4% year-to-date and a decrease of 12% change compared to September 2022. Council Member Ray moved, seconded by Council Member Kinman to approve the financial report for October, as presented. Motion carried unanimously. Old Business: New Business: a. Funding request: $7,500.00 for feasibility study – Mayor Jeff Elmore Chairman Sundermeier stated this is for an economic/demographic/feasibility study for a potential business relocating to the area that could generate a lot of tax revenue. Council Member Kinman moved, seconded by Council Member Ray to approve the expenditure of $7,500.00 to the City of Jacksonville for a feasibility study. Motion carried unanimously. Announcements: a. December 2: Letters to Santa, Hot Cocoa, & Crafts Community Center 10:00 a.m. b. December 2: 66th Annual Christmas Parade on Main Street Sharp Drive to United Methodist Church 3:00 p.m. Christmas Tree Lighting at the Chamber of Commerce 5:15 p.m. Adjournment: With no further business, the meeting adjourned at approximately 6:06 p.m. 1 Soaring Higher Funds not utilized for e intended purpose to which approved are to be refunded. JACKSONVILLE ADVERTISING & PROMOTION corv1Mlss10N FUNDING REQUEST FORM 1. Date of request: December 8 2023 2. Amount of Request: $ 951.69 3. Name of Organization: Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce 4. Name of Event: 2023 Shop Small Saturday I Shop Small Christmas Crawl 5. Date & Location of the Event: November 24 & 25, 2023 | Jacksonville, AR 6. Contact Name & Title: Kathy Perez. President I CEO 7, Contact telephone number: (501) 982-1511 8. Email address: ceo@iacksonvillear.org 9. Tax ID number: 71-0325591 10. Type of organization: Non-profit:X Corporation: Government: Other: 501c6 11. Description of the event or purpose for request. Promoting shopping small business and shopping Jacksonville. 12. If funding is approved, how will the funds be used? Printing, Newspaper Ads, and Social Media Advertising 13. Describe the potential economic impact to Jacksonville. Small businesses promote healthy competition. By encouraging competition, small companies move the economy along. Consumer spending (Christmas Shopping) on Small Business Saturday put a substantial amount of money back into the economy. Our wish is to rally around small business, support them, and make this a Jacksonville tradition. 14. What other sources of revenue are anticipated for this project? (ticket sales, concessions, grants) None 15. Will there be other sponsors? What will be their involvement? (funding, door prizes, etc.) Some participating businesses will donate prizes for shop small prize winners. American Express will send some marketing materials such as door mats, posters, pens, etc. 16. Will there be additional funding sources? Is so, explain: No 17. Please provide a detailed copy of the event budget. Attached 18. Has the Commission previously funded the project? If so, please provide a detailed revenue and expenditures report for the previously funded event. Yes, see attached. Organizations receiving support or funding by the Jacksonville Advertising and Promotion Commission will credit the Commission in a manner approved by the Commission. 2 Shop Small Christmas Crawl Event 11/24 & 11/25/2023 Arkansas Office Products $451.69 The Leader Newspaper $500.00 $951.69 3 Arkansas Office Products INVOICE Great Prices! Amazing Service!! INVOICE NUMBER 162339-00 2001 General Samuels Rd INVOICE DATE 11 / 21 / 2023 Jacksonville, AR 72076 11 / 21 / 23 501-983-4151 FAX 501-983-4743 ORDER DATE arkansasofficeproducts.com BILL-TO ADDRESS SHIP TO ADDRESS JACKSONVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CUSTOMER NUMBER JACKSONVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 200 DUPREE DR. 000731 200 DUPREE DR. JACKSONVILLE, AR 72076 JACKSONVILLE, AR 72076 CUSTOMER PHONE # 501,982.1511 CUSTOMER PURCHASE ORDER SALESPERSON TERMS ROUTE PAYCODE ORDER TAKER STORE 1 Steven NET 30 CHARGE ORD SHIP BIO EXTENDED ITEM NUMBER ITEM DESCRIPTION SELL PRICE QTY QTY QTY PRICE 150 possports 30 posters 30 fliers AOPPRINT SPECIALORDER-PRINTEDFORMS 1 1 300.00 300.00 Shop Small Poster,Passports, Letters JCC & Jax A 1000 AOPUVPRINT PRINT 1 1 112.50 112.50 150 each printed bags for shop small with JCC & JAX A&P Io o THANK YOU FOR YOUR BUSINESS Subtotal 412.50 Tax 39.19 Total 451.69 Page I 4 Leader Publishing, Inc. P.O. Box 766 Invoice Jacksonville, AR 72078 501-982-9421 JACKSONVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Cust. #: 01100607 200 DUPREE DRIVE Phone #: (501)982-1511 JACKSONVILLE AR 72076 Inv #: 00195055 Date: 1216123 Qty Description Unit Cost Total Shop Small Business Sat 1 SPONSORSHIP 1500.00 1500.00 1 Chamber Dues 0.00 -1000.00 Payment 0.00 Thank you for your business Total Due $ 500noo 5 JACKSONVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SMALL2023 GiQlSfi#S FRIDAY & CMWL & SATURDAYt NOVEMBER 24 25 2023 PARTICIPATING SMALL RETAIL BUSINESSES PARTICIPATING SMALL FOOD/DRINK BUSINESSES Arkansas Office Products Jacksonville Historical Center Blade & Barrel The Hook 2001 General Samuels Road 104 South 1st Street 140 John Harden Drive, Suite 18 1802 AR-161 Fri 8a-5p Sat 9a-4p Fri 10a-2p Sat 10a-2p Fri Ila-lop Sat Ila-lop Fri Ila-9p Sat Ila-8p Cricket Wireless Jacksonville Museum of Chicken Country 140 John Harden Drive, Suite 7B Military History 1922 West Main Street Slim Chickens Fri 10a-7p Sat 10a-7p 100 Veterans Circle Fri 10:30a-7p Sat 10:30a-7p 1870 John Harden Drive Fri 9a-5p Sat 10a-5p Fri 10:30a-11p D2 Comics & More Dogtown Tavern Sat 10:30a-11p 3 Crestview Plaza & Linx Permanent Bracelets 213 S Redmond Road LRAFB Exchange Mall 918 W Main Street Fri Ila-2a Sat Ila-2a Subway Fri 12p-6p Sat 12p-6p Fri 8:30a-5p Sat 9a-2p 908 West Main Street Firehouse Subs Fri Double R Florist, Gifts Local Tire & Wheel 140 John Harden Drive, Suite 8 Sat & Boutique 1106 West Main Street Fri 10:30a-9p Sat 10:30a-9p 918 W Main Street Fri 9a-6p Sat 9a-5p Subway First Street Cafe Fri 8:30a-5p Sat 9a-2p 505 North Loop Road Oliver's Antiques 2126 North 1st Street Fri 9a-10p Goodsell Truck Accessories 1101 Burman Drive Fri 6:30a-2p Sat 6:30a-11a Sat 9a-10p 401 Municipal Drive Fri CLOSED Sat 10a-5p Fri 8:30a-5p Sat 9a-12p Romeo Nail Bar Get your "Shop Small" passport at participating Hands of Alleviation Therapy 624 West Main Street small businesses and 1108 West Main st, Suite B Fri 9a-7p Sat 9a-7p "Shop Small" with them Fri 10a-5p Sat 10a-5p November 24 & 25 Idyllic Creations for chances to win prizes Santa says: from participating Chamber 1108 West Main st, Suite B of Commerce members! Fri 10a-5p Sat 10a-5p YOU'LL SHOP ACKSONVfLLE SMALL SHOP Somu-> OUR SMALL ARKANSAS BUSINESSES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE JACKSONVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ooo 6 The LEADER Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2023 5 JACKSONVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SMALL2023 cmnsefi#s FRIDAY & CHWL & SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24 25 2023 *SMOPSMALL US SHOP GET YOUR PASSPORT AT PARTICIPATING SMALL BUSINESSES AND "SHOP SMALL" FOR CHANCES TO WIN PRIZES FROM PARTICIPATING CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMBERS! KDODfBEVERAGE SMALL BUSINESSES Blade & Barrel, 140 John Harden Drive, Miite 18 DOGTOWN Oli&en Country, 1922 West Main Street TAVERN DogTown Tavern, 213 S Redmond Road Subs, 140 k)hn Hmlen Drive, Suite 8 213 S. Redmond Rd. cafe, North 1st Street Jacksonville Ibe Hook, 1802 AR 161 Slim Chickens, 1870 John Harden Drive *'bway, 908 Wßt Main Street 501-457-7403 Subway, 505 North R(nd Tues•Thu: 3pm•11 pm SMALL Busmzsss Fri$un: 1 lam•2am Arkanms Office Products, General Samuels Road Closed on Thanksgiving Cricket Wlrctf* 140 John Harden Driv€\ Suite 7B & Mote, 3 i Exchange Mai Catering! Easy as Great Food & Boutique, 918 West Main Street Double R Contact oudCatering Director Gifts Specialty prinks • Beer (mdsdl Truck & 401 Munici1HlDrive Milka Shauger at 501-772-SLIM Elands of Alleviation 'Ihcnpy, West Main Street, Suite B or email at Idyllic 1108 West Main Street, Suite B AR-Catering@SimpIySIimsAR.com Jacksonviltc Historical Center, JM %uth 1st Street MILRum of HRcry, VeteranqCdrc2e sum unx Permanent Bracelets, 918 West Main Street & Wheel, Olive* Antiques, J 101 Bunnan Drive Romeo Nail Bar, 624 West Main Street -1870 Harden Dr. Jadtso.iviile slimkhi(kens.com JACKSONVILLE Friday m Saturday SötUr,day; Oyemheqs BRACELET BAR & 110TH FRIDO' & PEP MANE tot F;yge Flowers, Gifts Permanent, and Boutique plus Welded Jewelry, 918 W Main Street Pisgguuks Custom-Sized To Fit Your nst. JACKSONVILLE, AR SLgp 501-982-8125 Widg Popping up at Double "R" Florist Veteran Circle 918 W Main St I Jacksonville AR 72076 Friday 9-5 & Saturday 9-2 / Sbmgtlhfig SMALL PEALS, .tarygverrypne!/ Pokémon Magic the Gathering LONG!'QQ Arkansa Gonda1-M• Funko Op Punqeons Pragons Board Cawteg • Puzzles • Toys comt Warhammer • BattleTech PREE ENGRAVING one side of our iSi 2012 Now 3 Locations: 3 CrestviewPlaza, Jacksonville AR,72076 LRAFB Exchange Mail 4047 E. Kiehl Ave., Sherwood, AR 72120 10-300z cups! d2comicsandmore.com 2001 General Samuels Road off Marshal Rd. at Ark Fed Credit Union 7 FCOD/BEVERAGE SMALL BUSINESSES Blade & Barrel, 140 John Harden Drive, Suite18 Chicken Count-y, 1922 West Main Street DooownTavern, 213 S Redmond Road firehouse Subs, 140 John Harden Drive, Suite 8 First StreetCafe, 2126 North 1st Street The Hook, 161 Slim Chickens, 1870John Harden Drive Subway, 908West Main Street Subway,505North Loop Road RETAL SMALL BUSINFSSFS Arkansas OfficeProducts, 2001GeneralSamuels Road Cricket Wireless, 140JohnHardenDrive, Suite7B D2 Comics & More, 3 CrestviewPlaza I ExchangeMall Double R Florist, Gifts & Boutique,918 West Main Street Goodsell Truck & Accessories, 401 Municipal Drive Hands of AlleviationTherapy,1108WestMainStreet,SuiteB Idyllic Creaüons, 1108 West Main Street, SuiteB Jacksonville Historical Center, 104South 1st Street JacksonvilleMuseum of MilitaryHistory, 100VeteransCircle Linx Pennanent Bracelets, 918 West Main Street Tire & Wheel, 1106 WestMainStreet Oliver's Anüques, 1101 Burman Drive Romeo Nail Bar, 624West Main Street 8 VENDOR WITH SHQPSMALL CHRIS(M€) CRAWL November 24 & 25 •SHANKYou SHOP SMALL YOURs ACKSONVTLLE ARKANSAS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Shop Small in Jacksonville November 24 & 25 for a chance to win prizes! 9 Her Chandk (ther Grinch m Len, (myndi Mcc!muny (center), owner of the Fumib*te Store in Cabot, poses with her long-time customers and friends, Wanda and Glover Ward, me Sundw at the Cabot chamber's Christmas open house. Right, Claire Shuptine and her mother, Kate, toy out recliners at the Furnituue Store. this BUSINESSES Rick. Shop Small Saturday in Jacksonville Kron Independent stores and This allowed customers EAT, DRINK, AND to shop at a local business eateries welcome holiday shoppers this weekend. a chance to win door prizes BE MERRY Thanksgiv from participating Chamber of has by many fami Dogtown Tavern By DEBORAH HORN Commerce memberys. undelgone a maior redo and time to give t Leader staff writer Oliver's Antiques has par- good that ha ticipated in Shop Small since its revamped its menu, and the past Small shops and restau- Nuckols said he invites all year inception and is excited about ings and watc rants give each Arkansas town sow the holiday shoppers "to get the upcoming event. Not so at I its own unique flavor, and off your feet and take a lunch Sherry Oliver said, "We're growing up. 'T the ,Jacksonville Chamber of already in the Chlistmas spirit." break at our place," a gluttonous Commewe is highlighting its The Shop Small event is a This weekend, there will be locally-owned-and-operated puns and onc time för her to reconnect with house-made chili, adult drinks one and no tc businesses this weekend. longtime and loyal customers, and Capri Suns för the kids, its. They invite everyone to as well as meet new ones. Nuckols said. But we d comc out their Shop Small DEBORAH HORN/Leader photo She believes the passport Nuckols said, "If you after saying 2023 Christmas Crawl and Dogtown Tavern, 213 S Redmond prizes will bling in a large haven't been to Dogtown has a sense o shop until they "almost" drop, number of shoppers, so they're didn't need then stop in at Road in Tavern/n a while, it's a great one ofthe eater- paing in this weekend's Shop stocked up on extra holiday- time to check us out." marks on the ies to refresh and refuel. related items such as decorated of his ledger. Small 2023 Christmas Crawl. It's about more than just Kathy Perez, thc cham- or bare Christmas trees and it was off to tl Kaplan Nuckols, pictured hae, Christmas festivities and priz- ber's president and CEO, said, vintage Christmas ornaments. is the new chef and invites every- es, both Oliver and Nuckols my dad, m.YS' Already about two dozen busi- "The ornaments arepopular brothers. MOI nesses have signed up to par- one to come in to check out their this year," Oliver said. agree. ing the Dean Perez said, "Chambers of ticipate in this Friday, Nov. 24, new nænu items. They also have handmade commerce are the nation's man role an — and Saturday, Nov. 25 event. quilts, furniture, antiques and Dino, she didl "There are bonus entries strongest small business In addition to good deals more. for prizes with additional pur- advocates, providing a voice Brother Di and crossing items off your This event "really makes chases from the list of partici- ally start thin* "Christinas Gift List," the people aware that there are for thousands of communities pants," Perez said. do you get Chamber and participating small businesses in across America. When busi- more a turkey wit members are handing out SHOP AROUND TOWN Jacksonville than most realize," nesses succeed, communities succeed, and state and local Brother Chuc "Shop Sinall Passports." Perez said, "Eight or Oliver said. would respol nine Passport holders are eli- Perez said, "We want to chambers are there every step for everyone, years ago the Jacksonville giblc to win prizes. Chamber of Commerce part- encourage eveqyonc to make a of the way, empowering busi- have a good A shopper Inust make at nercct with a few local business- purchase and get your stamp nesses to grow and thiive amid stalted anoth( in duling the event, even ifthcy least one purchase from any es for Shop Small Weekend." even the most challenging cir- Brother T four participating small retail don't have a special celebration, Then five years ago they businesses and at least one upped their game by initiating thcy may also purchase a gift This is Dogtown Tavern's card for a birthday, wedding, telling him to purchase from a food or bever- the Shop Small Passport pro- first Shop Small Christmas there) would age business to be eligible to or graduation happening at a Crawl, but Nuckols said, "It gram with participating small later date. " thc turkey st win door Pli7,es. businesses, won't be our last," Chuck would "Because nob goes for fian Dad, the k before Dad The council approved The city's 66th annual Santa, hot cocoa and crafts at would then tl selling 312 Oak to Quentin Christmas parade will be at the community center at 10 one. "What d Heard, an adjoining property 3 p.m. Dec. 2 on Main Street a.m. when he met Continued from Page 1 between Sharp Drive and the Jacksonville First owner for $750. We all chilll Hibbs, have been helpfill The Chamber of United Methodist Church. United Methodist Church will me," and laug 10 JACKSONVJLLECHAMBER OF COMMERCE EVENTS Cabotclass of '7 SMLLL2023 freuntåSHQP holds50threuni CheerleaderKaren Knig Qi*RlSTT4AS CHWL helps make it a succes FRIDAY & SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24 &252023 See our Advertising Special on Page 5 stoo INDEPENDENT AND LOCALLY OWNED SINCE 19t 11 WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22, 2023 HAPPY THANKSGIVING WWW.ARKANSASLEADER The Leader LONOKE COUNTY Wrongful death suit is possibl( CPF for worke Evangelino Montes Jr. died saving his frig

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