Platteville Mainstreet Program

“Music in the park 21,595 farmers market vendor fees 4,134 farmers market snap 3,719 mural program 2,489 rootbeer sales 2,116 badger brothers ammenities 1,200 nutrition program donations 1,125 sweet treats sponsors 869 walk down main 650 pickleball-taste of pvlle 507 banners 440 community garden 305 redemption credit 14 total 39,163”

“Expenses advertising and promotion 100 office 946 insurance 384 covid19 assistance 2,653 cows on main 119 dues 1,512 farmers market 24,374 main street meetings 1,842 miscellaneous expense 2,682 misc program expense 2,937 mural program 8,077 music in the park 4,830 never forget garden 148 nutrition program 6,036 permits & license 130 pickelball taste of pvill 1,125 sweet treats 464 telephone 274 travel expense 2,458 walk down main 410 professional fees 720 25th anniversary 419 city park 4,698 phs seniors 658 total 67,996”

“Accounts receivable 469 619 acct rec root beer 0 0 acct rec cash farmers market snap 200 200 acct rec cash music in the park 100 0 acct rec cash nutrition 500 500 acct rec pcf grants 0 4,120 acct rec woodward grant 2,000 0 root beer inventory 598 452 acct rec farmers market fed grant 0 1,387 total 3,867 7,278”

“Accrued health stipend 0 0 payroll tax liabilities 1,898 1,551 accts pay 2022 mip bands 4,300 0 accts pay nutrittion vouchers 1,700 1,634 accts pay pickleball complex grant 2,000 0 credit card payable 0 3,870”

“Music in the park concert series, held during july, august and september, and june, offered weekly bands performing at city park, and included outdoor games for young and old. Each week was well attended with over 2,000 attendees enjoying this safe and fund event.”

“Downtown platteville features several historic murals on various building that were in need of repairs and repainting. These murals are enjoyed by hundred of community members and visitors and are used to teach the local 4th graders about our history during their annual mural walking tour.”

“The nutrition program provides food vouchers to senior citizens, family advocates clients, and food pantry patrons. They use these vouchers to purchse fress food at the local farmer's market from may thru dec. Each year. Many families are still dealing with covid fallout and this program continues to serve more folks each year.”

“Various events and programs in the downtown distribt, focusing on community, history, heritage and business development.”