--- ## author: Beck, Megan date: D:20260618125912-05'00' --- ## Economic Development Commission Agenda June 23, 2026 | 7:30 AM ## Ash Conference Room Questions regarding this meeting will be taken between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. via planning@woodburymn.gov or by calling 651-714-3533 and leaving a voicemail message. Please note that the times listed below are estimates and are subject to change. The City of Woodbury is subject to Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability by public entities. The City is committed to full implementation of the Act to our services, programs and activities. Information regarding the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act is available from the City Administrator’s office at 651- 714-3523. Auxiliary aids for disabled persons are available upon request at least 72 hours in advance of an event. Please call the ADA Coordinator at 651-714-3523 (TDD 651-714-3568) to make arrangements. 1. 7:30 AM- Call to order 2. 7:32 AM- Roll call and introductions 3. 7:34 AM- Approval of meeting minutes a. February 24, 2026, EDC Meeting b. April 2 8, 2026, EDC Meeting ## 4. 7:35 AM- Ice Breaker ## 5. 7:40 AM- Destination: Woodbury Update ## 6. 8:00 AM- Washington County CDA Presentation ## 7. 8:40 AM- Destination: Woodbury Update Continued 8. 8:55 AM- Development update 9. 9:00 AM- Adjourn ## Attachments: ## 1. EDC Memo ## 2. February 24, 2026 EDC Meeting Minutes 3. April 2 8, 2026, EDC Meeting Minutes ## 4. Sizzle Reel Video Production Site Activity Results 5. Destination: Woodbury “Know & Go” e-newsletter ## Economic Development Commission Memorandum 26-05 To: EDC Members ## From: Jamie Fritts, Housing and Economic Development Manager Date: June 18, 2026 ## Re: June 2 3, 2026 EDC Meeting The Economic Development Commission (EDC) is scheduled to hold a meeting on June 23, 2026, at 7:30 a.m. in the Ash North and South Conference Room at City Hall, 8301 Valley Creek Road. 1. Call to order 2. Roll call and introductions 3. Approval of Minutes a. February 24, 2026 EDC Minutes b. April 28, 2026, EDC Minutes 4. Icebreaker: What’s one underappreciated asset in the community (business, resource, workforce, etc.)? ## 5. Destination: Woodbury Update 2026 Initiatives As we enter the second full year of being a fully operational DMO, staff have emphasized making the DMO’s marketing tools more actionable for visitors, while increasing destination visibility. Several projects are ongoing to support this initiative. ## Sizzle Reel Video Production (Consult) At the April meeting, staff asked commissioners to identify three Woodbury locations or events that enhance the visitor experience and would make compelling content for the DMO sizzle reel. A copy of the results of the exercise is included with this packet, and Commissioners should be prepared to discuss the results of the exercise at the meeting, with the goal of prioritizing the locations and events that should be highlighted in the sizzle reel. • Question to consider: If you had out-of-town family or friends visiting, what would you do in Woodbury? Following the upcoming EDC meeting, staff will share the selected locations and events with the production company to guide the creation of the sizzle reel, which is expected to be finished later this summer or fall. These recommendations will also serve as valuable references when directing content creators and influencers. Objective: Discuss results from Woodbury locations and events that were identified during the April EDC meeting activity to showcase the city and identify potential gaps or missed locations. ## EDC Memo 26-05 ## June 23, 2026 EDC Meeting Page 2 Quarterly e-Newsletter (Inform) The EDC reviewed three e-newsletter header concepts at the April meeting. Based on feedback, staff worked with the designer to finalize a version and incorporate it into an email template. The first-ever DMO e-newsletter, “Know & Go”, was launched on June 11th. The goals for the first e-newsletter were to achieve 100 subscribers, a 20 percent open rate, a 10 percent click-through rate, and 10 website clicks. These targets were established based on general email marketing industry averages, although travel industry benchmarks tend to be higher. The e-mail campaign exceeded expectations, generating 238 subscribers, a 62 percent open rate, a 22 percent click-through rate and 51 website clicks. A key contributor to subscriber growth was a 10- day social media campaign, which staff implemented with a budget of $100. While there were 238 subscribers, 11 email addresses bounced resulting in 227 emails delivered to subscribers. Staff will present the full results at the meeting including 2026 goals for the e-newsletter. If you have not yet subscribed, you are encouraged to sign up for the free quarterly e-newsletter at DestinationWoodbury.com/newsletter. Although “Know & Go” launched on June 11, users can still subscribe and receive the newsletter. Objective: Review first edition of the e-newsletter, engagement results and collect feedback from Commissioners. ## 6. Washington County Community Development Agency (WCCDA) Presentation (Inform) Chris Eng, Economic Development Director for the Washington County Community Development Agency (WCCDA), and Tyler Hilsabeck, Business Advisor with Open to Business, will present on economic development programs and initiatives in Washington County. Objective: Update the Commission on WCCDA economic development programming and initiatives and provide an opportunity for feedback and questions. 7. DMO Update (Continued) ## Marketing Campaign (inform) While still in its early stages, staff is developing a co-branding strategy that strengthens the Destination: Woodbury brand through high-impact partnerships with Explore Minnesota, local events and content creators/influencers. ## 1. Explore Minnesota Goal: To increase hotel room nights at Woodbury hotels from out-of-state visitors ## Target Audience: Visitor drive market specifically Wisconsin, Illinois and Iowa Tactics: The Explore Minnesota website uses native advertising, web sponsored article content, custom newsletter, business listing, and social spotlight. ## Timeline: July - December Explore Minnesota is the state's tourism agency charged with promoting Minnesota to ## EDC Memo 26-05 ## June 23, 2026 EDC Meeting Page 3 travelers. Staff are exploring opportunities to leverage those efforts to attract out-of-state visitors to Woodbury. This approach would allow the DMO to co-brand alongside Explore Minnesota while reducing costs compared to hiring a marketing agency to develop and launch a campaign from scratch. The purpose of this tactic is to amplify our destination’s visibility and reach regional audiences ready to explore destinations in Minnesota. Visitor insights collected by Destination: Woodbury’s data analytics partner, Zartico, overlaps with Explore Minnesota’s top markets—Wisconsin, Illinois and Iowa and traveler demographics like age and household income. ## 2. Local Events Goal: To increase local brand awareness as the go-to resource for tourism in Woodbury. Target Audience: Residents and local visitors within 50 miles Tactics: Print and digital sponsorship advertising at the largest Woodbury events, Hometown Celebration 4 th of July and Woodbury Days. ## Timeline: July-August The industry standard regarding how much DMOs spend on local sponsorships and events is approximately 15 percent of the advertising budget. This aligns with Destination: Woodbury’s current marketing approach to target local visitors and drive brand awareness. This year, the DMO is exploring co-branding opportunities with the Hometown Celebration Fourth of July event and a Woodbury Days sponsorship of musical entertainment, an initiative previously discussed with the EDC. ## 3. Content Creators/Influencers Goal: To engage in user-generated content with different voices and perspectives on suggested itineraries and travel inspiration to Woodbury. Target Audience: Local visitors within 50 miles Tactics: Partner with content creator/influencers who have at least 10,000 followers on social media and facilitate their visits within the destination. Timeline: August, October and November depending on location/events feedback from EDC At the April meeting, the EDC recommended expanding storytelling efforts by encouraging external contributors to share their experiences in Woodbury rather than relying solely on staff- generated content. These partnerships increase social media followers for the DMO and curate the destination’s unique differentiators to out-of-town visitors through suggested itineraries and visual inspiration. ## Large Regional and National Event Opportunities – (Consult) Staff would like to engage the EDC in identifying opportunities related to major regional events, including the NFL Draft, which is scheduled to take place in the Twin Cities in April 2028. This marks the first time Minneapolis will host the event. In partnership with the Minnesota Vikings, Minnesota Sports & Events (MNSE) played a key role in securing the NFL Draft for Minnesota. According to MNSE, the 2024 NFL Draft in Detroit attracted an estimated 775,000 attendees, with approximately 30 percent traveling from outside the region. ## EDC Memo 26-05 ## June 23, 2026 EDC Meeting Page 4 As a gateway city along I-94, Woodbury is well positioned to attract out-of-state visitors to its hotels, restaurants, attractions, and local businesses. Through the DMO’s membership with MNSE, staff have access to event updates and collaboration opportunities as preparations for the Draft begin to ramp up in the coming months. Objective: Staff are seeking input from commissioners on strategies to attract and engage visitors as they begin making travel plans for the event starting next year. ## 8. Development Update Staff will provide a project update, if time allows. 9. Adjourn Respectfully submitted, ## Jamie Fritts ## Housing and Economic Development Manager cc: Mayor and Councilmembers ## Jeff Dahl, City Administrator ## Janelle Schmitz, Community Development Director ## Eric Searles, Assistant Community Development Director/City Planner ## Eric Satre, Destination Marketing Manager ## CITY OF WOODBURY ## ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION MINUTES February 24, 2026 Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, a meeting of the Economic Development Commission was held at Woodbury City Hall, 8301 Valley Creek Road, on the 2 4 th d ay of February 2026. ## ITEM 1. CALL TO ORDER Chair Emanuel Ekstrom called the meeting to order at 7:30 a.m. ## ITEM 2. ROLL CALL Upon roll call the following members of the EDC were present: Emanuel Ekstrom, Michael Zoladkiewicz, Philip Rush, Tim Horton, Amy Schmidt, Jory Deloach, Silwai Ing, Erik Simonson, and William Sevold. ## Absent: Erich Mische and Paul Leindecker Also present: Janelle Schmitz Community Development Director, Jamie Fritts, Housing and Economic Development Manager, Eric Satre, DMO Manager. ## ITEM 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES MOTION: Emanuel Ekstrom moved to approve the minutes from the January 27, 2026 EDC meeting. ## SECOND: Amy Schmidt VOTE: All in favor: Emanuel Ekstrom, Michael Zoladkiewicz, Philip Rush, Tim Horton, Amy Schmidt, Jory Deloach, Silwai Ing, Erik Simonson, and Bill Sevold. ## AGAINST: None ## ABSENT: Erich Mische and Paul Leindecker ## ITEM 4: REVIEW OF DRAFT 2025 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ANNUAL REPORT Mr. Fritts discussed the updated draft of the 2025 Community Development Annual Report with the commission. He stated the updated version includes edits and suggestions provided by the commission at the January EDC meeting. In addition, Mr. Fritts stated there are several new pages regarding historical reinvestment permit trends and city efforts to assist local public schools and charter schools with large remodel and expansion projects. Mr. Fritts stated the new pages will be considered deep dives and related to the report’s theme of Comprehensive Plan Guiding Principles. Mr. Fritts asked the commission if there were any items that stood out as needing to be addressed instead of reviewing the document page by page. Several commissioners brought grammatical, spelling, and formatting suggestions to the attention of staff. Staff documented the suggested edits and stated the report will be updated accordingly. Other items discussed were citations for data sets within the report, alternatives for displaying data to enhance messaging, and suggestions for images that could be used instead of what is currently in the draft report. ## Economic Development Commission Meeting Minutes February 24, 2026 Page 2 Mr. Fritts thanked the commission for their feedback and stated suggestions and edits will be incorporated into the final plan which will then be distributed to City Council in March. ## ITEM 5: DESTINATION: WOODBURY UPDATE Mr. Satre provided DMO updates which included the Explore Minnesota Conference, Slick City grand opening, and interviews with Twin Cities Business Journal and Woodbury News Net. He stated the Destination: Woodbury website was awarded best destination website in the state at the conference. He thanked the commission for its work on the website and developing a high quality product that received recognition at the state level. He also provided an update on key takeaways from the conference which included utilizing social media and influencers to highlight local businesses. Mr. Satre then discussed the 2027 budget process and the budget items to be included. He explained the sources of revenue currently available to the DMO, namely the lodging tax, and how it is collected and projected each year. He stated tax collection in 2025 appears to be much higher than anticipated, however a significant portion of the revenue was from uncollected tax from previous years. Mr. Satre said he does not anticipate the amount of back tax to be as high in 2026 or 2027 and 2025 was a correction year after the implementation year of the tax. He then described the different budget items the lodging tax is used to pay for. Mr. Satre stated some budget items, particularly in advertising and promotion, are discretionary and will be discussed at the April EDC meeting. Mr. Satre then discussed the Destination: Woodbury Event Rebate Program. This program would provide a rebate or sponsorship to event organizers hosting events in Woodbury that meet a minimum number of hotel nights actualized. Sponsorship amounts would be based on the number of hotel nights attendees of an event generated. Organizers would complete an application for funding and require the organizer to describe their event and provide verification of the number of attendees and hotel rooms and nights. Mr. Satre said a final policy would define what events are eligible and maximum sponsorship amounts. Mr. Satre asked commissioners for their thoughts on the program and things to consider for the final policy. Commissioners provided feedback that included the following: • Have we discussed what amount of funding is meaningful for events to apply for this program with interested parties? • Will the city work with hotels to share leads on large events and ensure hotel nights are actualized? • The DMO should not be risk adverse and leave out good event ideas while deciding which events qualify for funding. • Will staff report back to the EDC on applications and approvals? • Should a but-for-test be applied while determining eligibility? • Clean up the language of the draft policy to make more concise and clearer. • Staff should consider protections to prevent fraud or reduce fraud concerns, include checks and balances. ## Economic Development Commission Meeting Minutes February 24, 2026 Page 3 • Should the policy only serve new events or any qualifying event? • Does attendee mean event “participants,” “spectators,” or both? • What if the event consists of all in state attendees that need hotel space? ## ITEM 6: DEVELOPMENT UPDATE Janelle Schmitz gave a development update advising the commission about future and existing projects in the City. She also reminded the commission that the Mayor’s State of the City address is coming up and encouraged commissioners to attend. ## ITEM 7. ADJOURN The meeting of the EDC adjourned at 9:00 a.m. Respectfully submitted, __________________________________________ ## Janelle Schmitz, Community Development Director ## Approved by the Woodbury Economic Development Commission ## CITY OF WOODBURY ## ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION MINUTES April 28, 2026 Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, a meeting of the Economic Development Commission was held at Woodbury City Hall, 8301 Valley Creek Road, on the 2 8 th d ay of April 2026. ## ITEM 1. CALL TO ORDER Chair Emanuel Ekstrom called the meeting to order at 7:30 a.m. ## ITEM 2. ROLL CALL Upon roll call the following members of the EDC were present: Emanuel Ekstrom, Amy Schmidt, Michael Zoladkiewicz, Philip Rush, Tim Horton, Silwai Ing, Erik Simonson, Jory Deloach, Erich Mische and William Sevold. ## Absent: Paul Leindecker Also present: Anne Burt, Mayor; Janelle Schmitz Community Development Director, Jamie Fritts, ## Housing and Economic Development Manager, Eric Satre, Destination Woodbury Marketing Manager, and Jamie Thoen, Administrative Assistant. ## ITEM 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES – MOVED TO NEXT MEETING ## ITEM 4: EDC MEMORANDUM CHANGES Jamie Fritts, Housing and Economic Manager, advised the Commissioners that they will notice some modifications to the meeting format to make discussion items more engaging, with the goal of maximizing participation and generating more robust recommendations and actionable feedback. He said these changes will also provide more clarity as to the objective of the EDC discussion (information purposes or policy direction, etc.). He said staff recently attended training regarding meeting facilitation, and these changes are a result of that training. Changes include: • Stating the level of participation requested from commissioners for each agenda item (inform, consult, involve, collaborate, and empower). • Defining a clear objective for each discussion item to ensure conversations conclude with the intended outcomes outlined in the memorandum. • Incorporating activities to increase engagement for discussion items that require higher levels of participation and influence decision-making. ## ITEM 5: DESTINATION WOODBURY UPDATE Eric Satre said April 5 marked the one-year anniversary of the launch of the Destination: Woodbury website. Year one focused on building a strong foundation, including launching the website and supporting marketing tools. He reviewed the historic county-level lodging data, first-quarter dashboard and DMO key performance indicators. ## Economic Development Commission Meeting Minutes April 28, 2026 Page 2 Washington County data provided by Explore Minnesota revealed year-over-year visitor spending increases since the pandemic across categories lodging, food and beverage, transportation and more. He gave key highlights in Woodbury from the quarterly dashboard: • Hotel occupancy is off to a strong start in 2026. The 12-month hotel occupancy is an average of 70 percent, a significant milestone not reached since before the pandemic. • Website data analytics show sessions and number of users are down slightly year-over-year for first quarter but engagement time is up. • DMO social media channels didn’t meet first quarter targets. • Markets showing the most growth in the first quarter include the Dallas–Fort Worth, Milwaukee and Washington, DC-Maryland region. • Top overall visitor markets over the last 12 months include: Chicago, La Crosse-Eau Claire, ## Duluth-Superior, Milwaukee and Fargo (outside of the Minneapolis-St. Paul Designated ## Market Area (DMA)) He gave the Commissioners a reminder that this is the first full year of DMO operations, and that while the 2025 Annual Report included many of the metrics, they won’t be included in the overall city performance measures until 2027. Commission comments and questions included: • What are the actual followers? Are they new followers? • Are there any trends in the 12-month overall market? • When was the last time the city had a hotel go out of business in Woodbury? Is there a disparity between hotel occupancy? • How did the Metro Surge ICE activities impact the hotel occupancy and/or lodging tax for January 2026? Specifically noted were the top travel markets listed in the report. • Is this only an out-of-state listing, as it seems that out-state cities like Rochester or Duluth would be top travel markets. • How does Woodbury compare to other Washington County cities? Mr. Satre gave an update on recent projects that have been completed saying staff implemented Wi- Fi sponsorships at Central Park and M Health Fairview Sports Center. He said when users log onto the public Wi-Fi at either facility, a splash page appears featuring the DMO logo, followed by a forced redirect to a landing page on the DMO website. He said while the Central Park Wi-Fi was implemented very recently, the Sports Center has been active since March and has generated more than 500 users for the website. Questions from the Commission: • Are we able to see when people click off of the link or when guests exit automatically? ## Economic Development Commission Meeting Minutes April 28, 2026 Page 3 Mr. Satre said staff have emphasized making the DMO marketing tools more actionable for visitors. He gave information on several projects that are underway to support this initiative. ## Quarterly E-Newsletter A key benefit of an e-newsletter is the ability to promote tourism to a targeted audience. Staff evaluated two vendors for the Know & Go e-newsletter logo and template design and selected Pernsteiner based on the strength of its proposal and its ability to expand the current brand in a modern, visually appealing way. Mr. Satre presented three logo and header concepts for a new e-newsletter launching in May. He asked for input on the header design and to pick a favorite. He noted the background color will change on a seasonal basis. The Commission felt that options A and C were the favorites but asked to staff to run a test on which option would work best. ## Content Creator Visits After evaluating two content creator platforms, staff selected Shrpa based in Rochester, MN. Shrpa connects destinations with content creators and local contributors to produce diverse, authentic visual content and itineraries across marketing channels. This approach supports efforts to inspire visitors to Woodbury and increase engagement with the local amenities. These content creators are also mini-influencers who will promote the new content on their channels as well. ## Summer Marketing Campaign Marketing campaigns are a great way to expand reach and visibility in key visitor markets, especially during Minnesota’s busiest travel season. The summer marketing campaign will leverage our convenient location and growing number of tourism offerings, connecting visitors to local amenities and businesses, extending their stays and promoting Woodbury as a home base to the region. ## Sizzle Reel Video Production Mr. Satre noted that destination marketing organizations often produce a primary tourism video to showcase their communities. Staff is working with a production company that specializes in high- speed drone videography to produce a ‘sizzle reel’. He stated that staff are seeking input from commissioners on which community locations and events should be featured in DMO video content. Mr. Satre asked Commissioners to write down three specific locations, events, or things to do in Woodbury to feature in future marketing efforts. The group then reviewed all locations listed and voted five times for their favorites, other than their own. Mr. Satre said that the results would be reviewed at the June EDC meeting. ## 2027 Budget Priorities Mr. Satre discussed the 2027 Budget priorities noting that staff anticipates collecting a similar amount of lodging revenue as the previous year. He noted that the advertising and promotion budget includes digital and print marketing, sponsorships and event promotions. Technology Support and Services includes items like website hosting and upgrades, including ADA accessibility compliance, ## Economic Development Commission Meeting Minutes April 28, 2026 Page 4 and data analytics subscription services. Finally, he said that the 2027 budget includes professional services for an update to the strategic plan and search engine optimization. Commission feedback and discussion: • Marketing to date has been mostly about creating brand awareness of the DMO and we are transitioning to marketing strategies that encourage visitors to take some type of action. What are the tangible things we can take advantage of? ## ITEM 6: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INDICATOR DASHBOARD- (INFORM) Mr. Fritts advised the Commission of the attached Economic Development Dashboard created by LOCi Consulting. He provided additional context of the data displayed on the dashboard. Questions and Comments from the Commission: • Was the city surprised by any of the metrics, or any recommendations from staff in terms of how to respond to these findings? • Is there interest in the vacant building located in the Northeast Business Park? • Is there an initiative to recruit certain businesses to relocate here? • Broader policy to look at on how to go about that and what are the key businesses we want. • Partnering with Greater MSP may be something to look at in the future. ## ITEM 7: MAYOR’S BUSINESS OUTREACH UPDATE- (CONSULT) Will be continued at a future EDC meeting. ## ITEM 8: DEVELOPMENT UPDATE Will be continued to the next meeting. ## ITEM 9: ADJOURN The meeting of the EDC adjourned at 9:03 a.m. Respectfully submitted, ## Janelle Schmitz, Community Development Director ## Approved by the Woodbury Economic Development Commission ## Summer 2026 | THIS SEASON IN WOODBURY, MINNESOTA Welcome to KNOW & GO, a new e-newsletter from Destination: Woodbury! 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