Public Comment on Actionable Items: Individuals wishing to speak at a public meeting on “actionable items” must sign up at least six hours prior to the meeting start time by submitting your request online at https://www.murfreesborotn.gov/PublicCommentForm or by calling 615-849-2629. According to city officials, the Sports Authority’s primary mission is to generate additional funding for sports facilities, […]

Public Comment on Actionable Items: Individuals wishing to speak at a public meeting on “actionable items” must sign up at least six hours prior to the meeting start time by submitting your request online at https://www.murfreesborotn.gov/PublicCommentForm or by calling 615-849-2629.
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The Murfreesboro Sports Authority was established in April 2024 (Resolution 24-R-06) to supplement city revenue while promoting sports, fitness, and wellness. Sponsorship opportunities could be everything from outfield grass logos at baseball fields to business banners on fences surrounding athletic parks. Other possibilities could include sponsored entry tickets featuring company logos and promotional offers to pop-up ads on the parks website when signing a child up for youth sports. The possibilities are endless at this point as little has been released on how sponsorship programs will be shaped.
The upcoming meeting, scheduled for Tuesday, will see the seven-member board review previous meeting minutes before delving into the specifics of its marketing and sponsorship efforts. Discussions will include setting advertising guidelines to ensure that corporate partnerships align with community values—particularly given that many sporting events cater to children and families.
Upcoming Meeting: The Murfreesboro Sports Authority will meet Tuesday, March. 25, 2025, at 4:00 p.m., at the Municipal Airport Business Center Community Room, 1930 Memorial Blvd. in Murfreesboro.
MURFREESBORO, TN – The Murfreesboro Sports Authority is set to convene next week to further refine its approach to marketing and sponsorship funding for city-operated sports venues and events. The meeting will focus on revenue generation strategies that will help sustain and enhance local athletic facilities through corporate sponsorships.
Above: Exaggerated example of sponsorships throughout a sports venues.
Before these programs become a reality, the board must finalize regulations regarding the types of advertising and branding permitted at city facilities. These guidelines will be based on previously discussed ordinances, ensuring sponsorships remain tasteful and appropriate for all audiences. The upcoming meeting is expected to provide further clarity on some of these ideas as the Sports Authority moves toward implementing its sponsorship initiatives.