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Page 2: letter from the board chair and President/ceO

Pages 3: Understanding Destimetrics

Upcoming chamber events

Page 7: sustainable business milestones

Friday, October 31 from 3:00-5:30pmTrick or Treat on Town Square • Arrive Early for the Costume Contest at 4:30pm

Thursday, november 6 from 7:30-9:00amBusiness Over Breakfast at the Wort Hotel • RSVP to [email protected]

Thursday, november 6 from 5:00-7:00pm Teton Mountain Lodge Chamber Mixer

Thursday, november 20 from 5:00-7:00pm Howdy Pardners Ambassador Club MixerLocation To Be Announced

For more information about upcoming events, and to add your events, please visit www.jacksonholechamber.com/events.

Page 4: business Development Initiatives

The lodging tax is a tool that helps visitors pay for their own impacts. Lodging tax goes to Town and County coffers for services like START Bus, community pathways maintenance, and trash and recycling collection on Town Square. It also helps fund Visitor Services at the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce — professional agents connect visitors with the services they need when they’re in the valley and when they’re planning trips. One-on-one contact enables Jackson Hole to be more responsive and more competitive.

The lodging tax is important for the jackson hole chamber of commerce. The mission of the Chamber is to champion the interests of local businesses, enhance their prosperity, and strengthen the economic climate of Teton County. The lodging tax supports our mission by fostering a sustainable year round economy. The tax contributes to marketing efforts that focus on fall, winter, and spring — the seasons that have room for improvement. By working to alleviate seasonal dips, the lodging tax helps local business owners have more predictability.

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#VoteYesjh

The Lodging Tax will provide two million dollars to our town and county budgets

this year. That’s two million towards daily operations like trash collection, pathway

maintenance and ambulance services that local residents will not have to pay.

We don’t agree on all issues but this is one that makes sense to us all.

The Lodging Tax will provide two million dollars to our town and county budgets

this year. That’s two million towards daily operations like trash collection, pathway

maintenance and ambulance services that local residents will not have to pay.

WE SUPPORT THE LODGING TAXwww.taxyoudontpay.com

Paid for by Citizens for a Sustainable Community.

THREE COMMUNITY LEADERS. (USUALLY) THREE DIFFERING VIEWPOINTS.

FOR THELODGING TAX

T.R. Pierce Chair, Republican Party

Jordan Schreiber Chair, Democratic Party

Ed Cheramy President, Tea Party

Friday, november 28 from 5:00-7:00pmTown Square Lighting

saturday, november 29Small Business Saturday Jackson Hole

Thursday, December 4 from 7:30-9:00am Business Over Breakfast at the Wort Hotel • RSVP to [email protected]

Thursday, December 4 from 5:00-7:00pmWort Hotel Chamber Mixer

Thursday, December 11 from 5:00-7:00pmInn on the Creek Chamber Mixer

The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce has taken a leadership role in supporting the re-election of the lodging tax. As Board Chair, I am proud to stand with my colleagues on the Board of Directors who represent more than 1,000 Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce members — small businesses, nonprofit organizations, and individuals who work together to

strengthen the economic climate of Teton County. President/CEO Jeff Golightly and I spent time this summer and fall meeting with community groups to share information about the lodging tax and its valuable role. We have both enjoyed our time getting to know more of our fellow residents.

chaIranna OlsonJackson Hole Mountain Resort

cO-chaIrjulie FaupelJackson Hole Real Estate Associates

chaIr-electjim webbLower Valley Energy treasUrer joe maderaHomewood Suites by Hilton Jackson Hole

Past chaIrscott andersonU.S. Chamber of Commerce Board

OFFIcers:

DIrectOrs:

adam meyer, Jackson Hole News&Guide brianna Farmer, The Bootlegger Companyjeff roush, Wyoming Outfitterskris shean, Haagen Dazslevi Thorn, Grand Teton Lodge Companymichael sillman, Bank of Jackson HoleOly Olson, Jackson Hole Real Estate Associatesrichard Uhl, First Interstate Bankrod everett, Stagecoach Barscott smith, One to One Wellnessstephan abrams, The Liquor Storesusan eriksen-meier, Susan Eriksen-Meier Consulting tim harland, Wyoming Whiskey

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Board Chair anna olson

A Letter from the Board ChairAnna Olson, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort

As you know, the lodging tax is on the ballot this coming November 4. Town and county government received roughly $2 million of an estimated $5 million collection for fiscal year 2014/2015. Town and county save resources in the neighborhood of $400,000 to $500,000 per year by pushing some of their historic expenses away from their own budgets and onto the Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Boards’. Nearly half of the value of the entire tax (in revenue or savings) goes to support visitor impact expenses like START Bus, pathway maintenance, and trash collection. This allows visitors to pay for their own impacts. Without

the tax, these expenses would be have to be paid for by local taxes. So on November 4 please vote yes for the lodging tax. By doing so, visitors pay for their own seats on the bus and for their own trash collection. These funds have proven to be an incredible resource for our community. The following pages of the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce newsletter highlight some of the benefits and services provided by the tax as well as groups, individuals, and families who support its re-approval.

A Letter from the President/CEOJeff Golightly

President/CeoJeff GoliGhtly

My family and I are proud to own and operate several lodging properties in Jackson.

One of the keys to our success is family commitment, we love working together and

treat all our employees like family. The lodging tax supports a year round economy

so we can hire great people who live here, contribute to our community and provide

great customer service to our guests.

My family and I are proud to own and operate several lodging properties in Jackson.

One of the keys to our success is family commitment, we love working together and

treat all our employees like family. The lodging tax supports a year round economy

so we can hire great people who live here, contribute to our community and provide



ADDRESSING VISITOR IMPACTS. SUPPORTING OUR QUALITY OF LIFE.

FOR THELODGING TAX

Steve Meadows Clarene Law

Charisse HawsTown Square Inns

These discussions allowed time for us to answer their questions and hear about their experiences, opinions, and ideas on the value of Chamber membership and on the lodging tax. We would like to invite everyone to learn more about the lodging tax by reading this newsletter and by taking a few moments to visit and like facebook.com/LodgingTax. Our team at the Chamber is greatly appreciative to those of you who have supported our efforts to educate and engage our membership and our entire community by making contributions to the PAC, Citizens for a Sustainable Community. If you would like to make a contribution, please contact me directly or call the Chamber at 307.733.3316. We look forward to celebrating the bright future of Jackson Hole upon the re-approval of the lodging tax on November 4.

Meeting with Chamber members.


DestiMetrics is the premier provider of lodging performance benchmarking tools to mountain resorts throughout the western United States and provides numbers specific to Jackson Hole. The DestiMetrics lodging barometer replaces the report which was compiled by Chamber staff for many years. The week-to-week estimate was useful and easy to read but the timeline was limited and it didn’t reference actual occupancy numbers. The DestiMetrics lodging barometer is published less often but the data is more accurate and more powerful. The sophisticated two-year look at reservations and actual occupancy provides a forecast of strengths and opportunities. The Chamber would like to recognize community partners, including the participating lodging properties, who have helped to make this tool available: Jackson Hole Central Reservations, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, and JH AIR. Special recognition goes to the Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Joint Powers Board for their support made possible by the lodging tax For more information, please visit www.jacksonholechamber.com/tourismforecast/.

lodging barometer: Destimetrics report Provides Valuable Forecast

The team from DestiMetrics provides a training seminar in Jackson.

Detailed example: august 1red line: In 2013 the advanced reservations number as of June 30 was 77%.Green line: In 2014 the advanced reservations number as of June 30 was 73%. analysis: On June 30, 2014 we were 4 percentage points behind 2013. black line: The actual occupancy of August 1, 2013 was 95%. conclusion: If occupancy performed exactly the same in 2014, you could expect it to be four points less than 2013. So, occupancy would be about 91% on August 1 in 2014.

simplified example: august 15Occupancy was 90% last year after seeing just 62% advanced reservations. This year, advanced reservations are up at 65%. If this year performed exactly like last year, we would see 93% occupancy on August 15, 2014

For more information, please visit www.jacksonholechamber.com/tourismforecast/.

red line: Reservations on the books on an indicated date last year. Green line: Reservations on the books on the same date this year. black line: Last year’s actual occupancy.

june 30, 2014 retail reportred line: Advanced bookings as of June 30, 2013Green line: Advanced bookings as of June 30, 2014 black line: Actual occupancy in 2013

report key example analysis

Destimetrics example report

take 15 minutes to learn how to read the lodging barometer: Destimetrics 45-Day retail report and begin applying the powerful data to your

business or nonprofit organization today.

Meeting with Chamber members.


local shopping card

The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce Local Shopping Card is a brand new opportunity to connect Chamber members with customers. The personalized Discover Card makes gift giving and shopping locally easier and more fun! Visit http://jacksonholechamber.chambermaster.com/giftcards/buy. The Chamber is pleased to launch this program just in time for the busy holiday season. The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce Local Shopping Card replaces Chamber Bucks, the popular but old-fashioned paper gift certificates. Chamber members will also be able to utilize this program for their own sales and marketing efforts with personalized cards.

ribbon cuttings celebrate businessThe Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce has been honored to participate in a number of ribbon cuttings held over the last few months.

Ribbon cuttings are an excellent way to celebrate the opening of a new business, an expansion, or a move. If your organization is hosting a ribbon cutting, please let us know! Email [email protected] or call 307.733.3316

Zions bank

albertsons

azadi Fine rugs

The Lodging Tax pays for increased START bus runs to Teton Village all winter and new

routes in town; this takes cars off the road and is good for the environment. I strongly

support the lodging tax so visitors pay for their seat (and ours) on the bus.

The Lodging Tax pays for increased START bus runs to Teton Village all winter and new

routes in town; this takes cars off the road and is good for the environment. I strongly

I SUPPORT THE LODGING TAXwww.taxyoudontpay.com


SUPPORTING OUR START BUS SERVICES. SUPPORTING OUR QUALITY OF LIFE.

FOR THELODGING TAX

Matt FaupelSTART Board Chairman

Owner/Associate Broker, Jackson Hole Real Estate Associates

Outdoor Enthusiast

Drawing community together After a busy summer season, the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce is pleased to host free holiday events to draw the community together in celebration. For more information, please contact the Chamber at 307.733.3316 or [email protected]. Trick or Treat on Town Square will be held Friday, October 31 from 3:00-5:30pm. The costume contest begins at 4:30pm. There will be prizes for different age categories — grown-ups are included! Town Square Lighting will be held on Friday, November 28 from 5:00-7:00pm on Town Square. This favorite holiday event features a visit from Santa Claus,

holiday music, and Christmas carols. Community children will have more opportunities to visit with Kris Kringle during Santa on the Square held December 15-24 nightly from 5:00-7:00pm.

The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce and the Business Development Committee are pleased to present the “Great Until Late” shopping initiative this winter season. The 2015 program will feature a drawing for a Season Pass at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort! For more information about these programs, please visit www.jacksonholechamber.com/retailers or contact Rick Howe, Director of Visitor Services, [email protected] or 307.201.2294.

Great Until late

jackson hole chamber of commerce

Interns help the chamber stay trendy


small business saturday The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce is proud to participate in Small Business Saturday sponsored by American Express Travel Related Services Company on November 29. Local residents and visitors are encouraged to visit the eclectic selection of local shops in Teton County and remember to utilize #ShopSmall on social media. Special festivities will be held again at Town Square Lighting on Friday, November 28. For more information about the Chamber’s participation in Small Business Saturday, please contact Rick Howe, Director of Visitor Services, [email protected] or 307.201.2294. Visit shopsmall.com for information about the national campaign.

The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce internship program was in full swing this summer. The program blends work within the Chamber offices and work with Chamber members. To date, the Chamber has partnered with eight members. Students build their resumes while expanding their professional and personal networks that will help boost their careers. Projects have included studies on tourism and the economy, social media marketing, special events planning and implementation, and a study on how employees value benefit packages. The intern program is just one of the many benefits of being a Chamber member. If you missed the

opportunity this year to match up with an intern, we hope you’ll join us next year. If you’re interested in being a participating business, please contact Casey Stout, IOM, Executive Assistant, 307.201.2303 or [email protected].

learn more about the interns pictured below and their experiences with the chamber! Visit www.jacksonholechamber.com/initiatives/internships.php.

congratulations to the 49th annual awards celebration honoreesThe Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce would like to congratulation the community members who were honored at 49th Annual Awards Celebration held Friday, October 17 at the National Museum of Wildlife Art.

citizen of the Year – mayor mark barron: Mark Barron has served as Mayor of Jackson for twelve years. His term has seen challenges and many accomplishments. The Chamber wishes to extend appreciation for his efforts to

champion the interests of local businesses in Jackson Hole.

business of the Year – snake river brewing company: Snake River Brewing Company celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2014. Since its inception, the Brewpub has served as one of Jackson’s favorite living rooms while the business has concurrently reached into the community to support countless nonprofit and business events and initiatives.

Green-to-Green – terra Firma Organics: Terra Firma Organics is an organic waste management company that turns unwanted yard waste into premium compost, mulch,

and topsoil. They work with private and government agencies and pride themselves in being a force for change by creating a full circle of resource management.

rising star – ali and kevin cohane:Persephone Bakery has quickly become a favorite Town Square business. Ali and Kevin attribute their success to the strong community spirit of Jackson Hole and show their gratitude by donating goods and time to a variety of nonprofits and events.

howdy Pardners western hospitality award – mike and claudia schrotz: Mike and Claudia have been dedicated volunteers who help ensure that many of Jackson’s annual events run seamlessly. They are known as patriotic, giving, and generous community members who have worked with groups such as the Center for the Arts, Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, Jackson Hole Jaycees, Kiwanis of Jackson Hole, Jackson Hole Lions Club, Rotary Club of Jackson Hole, and many more.

Power of Place – manuel lopez: Manuel Lopez is an elemental citizen of Jackson Hole who has served under many titles, including Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce Board Chair, and has spent his career working to make Jackson Hole a world-class alpine destination. A special presentation was held on Town Square this summer.

For more information, please contact Maureen Murphy, Director of Special Events, 307.201.2302 or [email protected]. Visit www.jacksonholechamber.com/initiatives/annual_awards.php.

Past Chair Scott Anderson, Chair Anna Olson, and Manuel Lopez at

the Town Square presentation.

Anna Olson, Brand Director for Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, is currently serving as Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce Board Chair through June 2015.

Anna has been an integral part of the JHMR team that has shown commitments to

sustainability and to community. While serving on the Chamber’s Board of Directors, Anna has been a champion for the interests of local businesses by working to ensure the success of Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board programs and supporting the launch of DestiMetrics, which provides valuable economic forecasting data specific to Jackson Hole.

Chamber President/CEO Jeff Golightly commented: “Anna is the ideal chairperson to lead us through a very important time for our members and their employees as the re-election of the lodging tax will be a central issue during her tenure. We are thrilled she will be at the helm to help navigate us through this important issue.”

He continued, “During her time on the Executive Committee, Anna has shown a spirit of collaborative leadership. Her work to implement DestiMetrics is a clear example of her desire to improve business for all of Jackson Hole. The tool is currently providing all businesses and nonprofit organizations with sophisticated data that enables them operate with more knowledge and foresight.”

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The Chamber Board is responsible for representing Chamber members through committee leadership. The committees are Business Development, Executive, Events, Membership, Governance, Government & Community Affairs, and Marketing. Board members are selected from the committee membership.

Chamber members interested in serving on a committee are encouraged to contact the Chamber. For more information about the Chamber and the organization’s by-laws, please contact Jeff Golightly, President/CEO, [email protected] or 307.733.3316.

about the board of Directors

Scott Anderson completed his term as Board Chair on June 20. An active member of the business community in Jackson Hole, Scott led the Board of Directors with a unique combination of levity and an expectation of success.

His work to advocate for the interests of Jackson Hole businesses was accomplished locally with visits to the Chamber Administrative offices and attendance at networking events such as Chamber Mixers where he gained on-the-ground perspective. His work also took him across the Cowboy state with the Wyoming State Chamber of Commerce (formerly known as Wyoming Chamber Partnership) and to Washington DC where he serves as Vice Chairman of the

Telecommunications and E-Commerce Committee for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

President/CEO Jeff Golightly commented: “Scott was incredible at reaching out across the entire state of Wyoming.” Jeff continued, “His board membership on the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has helped us to develop valuable ties while providing a better understanding of national business trends and best practices.”

Jim Waldrop, General Manager for the Wort Hotel, concluded his years of service to the Board of Directors on June 30.

During Jim’s years of service on the Executive Committee, including his term as Board Chair, the Chamber earned Four Star Accreditation with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, reached the 1,000 member milestone, and conducted a successful leadership transition.

Chamber President/CEO Jeff Golightly commented: “Jim led the Chamber during a time of transition. He was valuable to the staff and the membership because he was able to bring stability during what could have been a challenging time

for the Chamber.” Jeff continued, “Jim was so incredibly strategic. He really helped the Chamber to think years ahead rather than being focused on the day to day.”

Through his work with the Chamber, along with service to the Wyoming Lodging & Restaurant Association, Jackson Hole Airport Board, and Wyoming Tourism Board, Jim champions the interests of business in Jackson Hole while successfully managing the Wort Hotel. The landmark has been nationally acclaimed and recognized as the finest boutique lodging in Jackson Hole. The Wort has received extensive awards and media coverage, including notations as Best Small Historic Hotel in America, the Trip Advisor “Certificate of Excellence,” and the AAA Four-Diamond Award.

marking milestones for chamber of commerce board and staff

Sandra Budak, formally with the Visitor Services Department, is now serving as Executive Director with Honoring Our Veterans, the nonprofit organization that works to improve the quality of life for combat wounded veterans. Over 15 years, thousands of visitors came to know Sandra as the friendly voice on the phone who politely answered questions like, “When do the deer turn to moose?” She also helped thousands more plan unforgettable vacations with her extensive knowledge about Jackson Hole and about Chamber members. Chamber staff and alumni gathered on Town Square this summer to wish Sandra and Honoring Our Veterans continued success.

Thank You, sandra budak!

Director of Special Events Maureen Murphy was named as Citizen of the Month by the Jackson Hole Rotary Lunch Club this September. Maureen has been a member of the Chamber staff for six years and oversees events including Jackson Hole Winter Fest, Elk Fest, Old West Days, the Howdy Pardner Ambassador Club Fourth of July Parade, Jackson Hole Marathon, Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival, and more. She is also active in the community with groups including Soroptimist International of Jackson Hole. President/CEO Jeff Golightly commented, “Her colleagues at the Chamber know that Mo is dedicated to making events run smoothly and successfully. It was gratifying to see that her efforts were recognized by the members of the Rotary Club.” Jeff and Maureen are pictured with Chamber Treasurer Joe Madera.

maureen murphy named citizen of the month

Thank You, scott anderson welcome to anna Olson

Thank You, jim waldrop

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welcome to anna Olson

The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce has marked a number of sustainable business milestones. The Chamber achieved the third year Sustainable Tourism Education Program’s (STEP) Bronze certification through Sustainable Travel International, earned RRR Business Leaders recertification, and is scheduled to graduate from UnCommon Sense in November. The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce was the first Chamber or Destination Marketing Organization in the world to become STEP-certified in 2012. This program recognizes the Chamber and others businesses for a commitment to sustainability and for demonstrating responsibility through best practices that address environmental, economic, and social impacts guided by the philosophy of the triple bottom line: people, planet, profit. Casey Stout, Executive Assistant and Program Coordinator, commented, “The Chamber is pleased to participate in programs that help build a better future through tourism.” She continued, “The international resources provided by the STEP framework have coordinated nicely with local hands-on training provided by UnCommon Sense.” UnCommon Sense is the two-year sustainable operations leadership program designed for businesses and organizations seeking to operate more efficiently, cost-effectively, and responsibly. Graduation is scheduled for Sunday, November 2 in Bozeman, Montana. For more information, visit http://www.jacksonholechamber.com/initiatives/sustainability.php.

chamber marks sustainable business accomplishments

The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce Membership Committee was pleased to present the Golden Spur to Tony Ligori of JAC Transportation for showing true western hospitality to a traveler who needed assistance. Tony was nominated by Carla, a mother from Tennessee, for taking care of her son, Brock, when he fell ill while on vacation. Carla said, “It really meant a lot to me and my husband that someone would be concerned and take the time to be so nice to him like that.” She continued, “I wanted to write this letter and thank him and the city of Jackson Hole for being so generous.” The story even has a happy ending. Carla said, “These boys had the time of their life. And I am sure will be back to visit you after they graduate from college.” She concluded, “I would like to give him a mama’s big thank you hug!” Nominations are now being accepted for the winter Golden Spur award. For more information, please visit www.jacksonholechamber.com/initiatives/golden_spur.php.

tony ligori wins Golden spur

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Events Coordinatorrenee [email protected]

Director of Visitor Servicesrick [email protected]

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Membership Managerandy [email protected]

Visitor Services Agentsmary walkerjustin walters

Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce Staff:

4sight security• a simplified life• allenVanGelder real estate brokers• alpenglow tours• any life worth saving llc• aura soma lava• azadi Fine rugs• bear Development• benchmark Payment networks• betty k terrill• browse n buy• chinese Visitors center• coldwell banker country estates• current, llc• Down home log homes, Inc.• Fin and Feather Inn• First western trust bank, jackson hole• Fjallraven north america• Footprint Photo• Four wheel campers jackson hole• Freeman Plastic surgery• home hotel lava hot springs• homestead magazine• jackson elite Volleyball club• jackson hole book traders• jackson hole catalogue, The • jackson hole jewelry• jackson hole lions club• jackson hole Public art• jackson hole traveler• jackson hole tutoring• jackson hole wIlD Festival• jeff Golightly•

lebortstech• moose creek lodge & suites• mountain bike the tetons• Old hand holdings• Our lady Of The mountains catholic church• Painted buffalo Inn• Parker Thomas events• Peak stretch tents• Presbyterian church of jackson hole• Quiznos sub• raymond james Financial, j. singleton • Financial servicesridgelife church• rob alday• rob rich & associates llc• scott mckinley Productions• serenity Development & management• shared Visions network• skipping stones• snake river sporting club• stephen williams Photography & Design llc• streamline• teton backcountry rentals• teton Physician services, llc• The Grand candle company• training to be balanced, llc• western medical equipment• wyoming catholic college• xcDOGs• Yellowstone Day tours• Yellowstone safari tours• Zion’s First national bank•

welcOme new members!For more information about jackson hole chamber of commerce members, please visit

www.jacksonholechamber.com and click on “View the entire chamber business Directory.”This list represents members that joined between March 1 and October 21, 2014.

Living in Jackson allows me to enjoy all my passions; skiing, kayaking, downhill biking, fi shing, climbing and more, but these days nothing beats a ride on the path with my family. A love of the outdoors starts with just simple outdoor activities. We support the bike paths in Jackson Hole and recognize the commitment needed to maintain them. The Lodging Tax money is used directly to offset maintenance costs of pathways by Teton County Parks and Rec.

Living in Jackson allows me to enjoy all my passions; skiing, kayaking, downhill biking, fi shing, climbing and more, but these days nothing beats a ride on the path with my family. A love of the outdoors starts with just simple outdoor activities. We support the bike paths in Jackson Hole and recognize the commitment needed to maintain them. The Lodging Tax money is used directly to offset maintenance costs of pathways by



MAINTAINING OUR PATHWAYS. SUPPORTING OUR QUALITY OF LIFE.

FOR THELODGING TAX

Tommy MoeOlympic Champion

Megan Gerety(5th Grade Teacher) and

daughters, Taylor & Taryn.

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