Wilmington, Ohio

Main Street Wilmington is part of the National Main Street Network, begun by the National Trust for Historic Preservation in 1983. The program follows a four-point approach to revitalization.

Organization:
Develops a strong volunteer base of citizens and businesses whose common interest is to preserve and revitalize the Downtown area. Creates stable funding and promotes Wilmington Main Street.

Design:
Maintains and enhances the downtown's historic character by educating business/property owners about facade enhancement and rehabilitation alternatives.

Economic Restructuring:
Strengthening the existing business district to remain competitive while recruiting new businesses to fill a market niche.

Promotion:
Marketing Down Wilmington to promote community excitement and involvement. Developing special events, heritage tourism, and a positive image for downtown.

What difference does my support make?
Your membership in Main Street Wilmington supports our mission and makes an investment in the future of our community.

Your membership and/or volunteer line is critical to the success of Main Street Wilmington. Your skills, your energy, ideas, time and talent will help us reach the realistic goals we have set for the Main Street program.

List of Members of the Downtown Wilmington Community Improvement Corporation(the parent organization to Main Street):

 

Chair	Mary Kay Vance
Vice Chair	Debbie Stamper
Treasurer	Pat Thompson
Secretary	Laura Curliss

Class of 2009	Class of 2010	Class of 2011
Grant Peelle Dana Dunn Pat Thompson Dan Stewart Darleen Myers Government Randy Riley Leilani P	Debbie Stamper Brian Bourgraf John Limbert Government Mark McKay Jeff Linkous Chris Schock	Pam Stricker Lori Greene Government Mary Kay Vance Sandy Mongold Laura Curliss Emeritus Geoffrey Phillips Chris Burns-DiBiasio