Janice Elaine Allsup-Johnson

Annapolis Main Street Program management transition

City budget already includes funding to record and stream task force meetings; the program drives seasonal placemaking spending downtown.

Economic Development Update

No direct city expenditure; potential future local hiring could expand the tax base.

Food trucks at Historic District special events

New vendor activity and event foot traffic downtown, with permits issued by staff instead of the council.

Child care provider access and expansion barriers

$40,000 was accepted in the FY 2027 budget for a child care director and teacher at a new site.

Itinerant merchant sales for Naptown Flea market

Unknown; related fees and fiscal impact were attached but not available.

Downtown Business Rules

City Branding and Logo Concepts

Phase one is largely no-cost or within existing budgets; later phases (FY28–FY29) will require new budget allocations for vehicles, signage, and facilities.

Street Cafe Fees (R-16-26)

Changes what downtown restaurants pay for outdoor dining permits.

Sidewalk signs and downtown food vendors

Removes a permit cost for businesses; fine schedule R-32-26 pairs with the vendor bill.

Fall 2026 Boat Show Nonprofit Vendors

Maritime Apprenticeship Program

A $50,000 city grant funded the program's first year, and a matching amount is being pushed for the next budget.

Blackwood — new maritime district business

Itinerant Merchant Sales in the Historic District for 2026 Special Events

No dollar figure was stated, but vendor activity can affect downtown sales and event revenue.