Main Street Wyoming Main Street serves the state of Wyoming through grassroots economic development, empowering communities to revitalize their downtowns by offering technical connections to resources. Building Community...
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Eligible applicants:
see the Eligibility tab for the criteria from the official announcement.
Where:
Wyoming.
Award:
amount not specified by the source.
Matching funds:
not required.
Deadline type: Rolling.
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Main Street Wyoming Main Street serves the state of Wyoming through grassroots economic development, empowering communities to revitalize their downtowns by offering technical connections to resources. Building Community Capacity. Revitalizing Downtowns. Creating Genuine Place-Based Experiences. 0 NET NEW BUSINESSES 0 VOLUNTEER HOURS VALUED AT $10.4M 0 NET NEW JOBS $ 0 M IN PRIVATE INVESTMENTS IN DOWNTOWN DISTRICTS 0 IMPROVEMENTS IN BUILDINGS AND INFRASTRUCTURE Downtown Revitalization Wyoming Main Street is a coordinating program of Main Street America and the Wyoming Business Council, providing technical assistance and support to communities interested in revitalizing their downtown. Focused on building capacity and sustainability Wyoming Main Street works with all sizes of communities across the state. The Main Street approach is a grassroots method of economic and community development, focusing on small business, historic preservation, and inclusivity. Main Street is community-led, relying on resident feedback and volunteers. Celebrating 20 Years Our Mission Wyoming Main Street builds community capacity and fosters economic resilience by partnering with grassroots organizations to revitalize downtowns and create genuine place-based experiences. Our Vision for Wyoming Empowered communities with distinctive downtowns, resilient local economies, and dedicated local leaders. Our Impact FY2026 | FY2025 | FY2024 | FY2023 | FY2022 | FY2021 | FY2020 Program Information Learn more about joining the Main Street movement. Learn More Connect with a Regional Director to Discuss Main Street Find Your Regional Director Designated Wyoming Main Street Programs Accredited Gillette Main Street Laramie Main Street Alliance Downtown Rock Springs Downtown Sheridan Association Affiliate Main Street Douglas Downtown Evanston Glenrock Main Street Torrington Main Street Candidate Afton Main Street Alliance About Our Reinvestment Data Main Street America and Wyoming Main Street requires designated Main Street programs to collect and report a series of metrics called Reinvestment Statistics. These numbers are self-reported from local Main Street programs, showing that our main streets are vibrant and our communities are investing in themselves to give businesses a landscape to thrive and families to enjoy. Reinvestment Statistics are a standardized set of metrics that are reported by local Main Street programs to Wyoming Main Street, which compiles the data and provides it to Main Street America every year. Reinvestment statistics provide an opportunity to communicate the economic activities of a commercial district over time. This information helps Main Street America, Wyoming Main Street, and local programs alike tell the Main Street story by understanding and communicating a program’s progress and changes within its community. Public Investment Public investment in Main Street-related data refers to any public funds spent in a local downtown district, from the city government . Examples : A major road resurfacing project, sewer upgrades, or even repainting a public building. Private Investment Private investment in this data collection refers to any individual making improvements using private dollars to privately-owned buildings or land within each downtown district. Examples: Interior renovations of a private building, parking lot resurfacing, or a new business sign. Net New Businesses Total change in businesses. This number is calculated by taking the total number of new businesses that opened within the reporting period in the Main Street district minus the total number of businesses that closed over the reporting period. Net New Jobs
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