Experience promoting districts in Minnesota

[cbale2000]

Originally Posted by Al Skierkiewicz

Edited, thanks. That was a close one.

Chris, I always go back to the school workers who need to paid (sorry 34 years as a union steward point me in that direction) and knowing that school districts have their own rules like security people, building engineers, etc. In Minnesota they will also have to worry about snow removal, even in April sort of like the UP.

If I recall correctly, our budget accounts for overtime for like 1 or 2 of the schools janitorial staff for the event, and a few hours of time from a certified electrician (makes sure all the wiring in the pits is done right). Basically everything else is done by volunteers so the labor costs are minimal.

[maxnz]

I just noticed that MNFIRST released this press release last week.