Budget Talks Held Between JCTA and Buffalo City Council
Johnson County Tourism Association Announces 2025-26 Budget
The Johnson County Tourism Association (JCTA) has unveiled its budget for Fiscal Year 2025-26, with a projected total of around £495,000. The budget, which is set to be largely funded by local funds (£444,500) and state funds (£50,000), aims to boost tourism in the county.
According to the budget, marketing is expected to consume approximately 19.5% of the budget, with state grant projects accounting for around 10%. Operations are projected to consume about 32.5% of the budget, leaving the remaining funds for other expenses.
In his report to the Buffalo City Council, JCTA's Marketing Director Toby Carrig highlighted the addition of a new part-time position, a social media content producer, to their team. This new role is not included in the budget projections for Fiscal Year 2025-26. No other changes to staffing at the JCTA have been announced for this period.
Carrig also mentioned that the budget for promoting tourism in the county for 2023 is approximately the same as last year. The JCTA has not mentioned any changes to their budget beyond 2023.
It's important to note that the specific breakdown of the JCTA's budget for Fiscal Year 2025-26, including details about marketing, advertising, operations, and state grant projects, is not available in the current search results.
If you are seeking more detailed information about the JCTA's budget, we recommend checking the official Johnson County government or tourism website, public budget reports or meeting minutes from Johnson County for Fiscal Year 2025-26, or directly contacting the Johnson County Tourism Association or the county finance office.
The Johnson County Tourism Association will allocate a portion of their Fiscal Year 2025-26 budget for business expenses, including hiring a social media content producer, which is not accounted for in the budget projections. The budget also earmarks funds for technology, specifically to enhance marketing endeavors, with the aim of attracting more businesses and tourists to the county.
