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    You are at:Home»Local News»Chamber of Commerce requesting 6.39% increase for 2024 budget

    Chamber of Commerce requesting 6.39% increase for 2024 budget

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    By KMAN Staff on July 24, 2023 Local News
    C - Little Apple on the Prairie The apple rising out of the hillside symbolizes the city's growth as a land of opportunity, and recognizing Manhattan's nickname as "The Little Apple." The shape of the hillside is a reference to the gently rolling Flint Hills, and the green color represents the wealth of natural resources in the area.

    Manhattan City Commissioners will hear from the Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce and the Convention and Visitors Bureau during Tuesday’s work session.

    The Chamber and CVB will provide mid-year/second quarter economic development updates as well as their 2024 budget proposals.

    The Chamber is requesting an economic development allocation of approximately $543,000, the same amount approved in 2023. The tourism promotion and visitor attraction funding request for 2024 is nearly $1,383,000, a 6.39% increase over the allocation in 2023.

    Also on Tuesday’s agenda, the commission will hear an update from the Riley County Police Department.

    The work session begins Tuesday night at 6 pm in City Hall.

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