A community’s central business district…its Main Street…often accounts for a significant portion of the town’s jobs and tax base. However, Main Street is more than an economic asset. It is also a community’s crossroad, a place in our hearts and minds that evokes strong emotions and helps define our identity. The Four-Point Approach model was developed by the National Main Street Center which is a program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, a leading advocate of historic preservation in the U.S. This model deals with the full spectrum of interrelated issues that affect traditional commercial districts, and has been successful in more than a thousand towns and cityes throughout the country.

Promotion Committee

Responsible for events, our website, and marketing materials.

Current Promotion Committee members are: Committee under construction – looking for enthusiastic members

Design Committee

Responsible for the Downtown Improvement Grant program and other initiatives that address the aesthetics of the program area.

Current Design Committee members are: Nathan Bilger, Rebecca Smith, Mike Terry, Jason Parker

Economic Restructuring

Responsible for maintaining the Available Space Inventory, the Business Seminar Series, and other initiatives to support our current businesses and attract and recruit new businesses.

Current Economic Restructuring Committee members are: David Dellacca, Chris Disbro, looking for more enthusiastic members.

Are you interested in becoming a committee member?