Indiana Main Street Program Honors 12 Community Groups
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Indiana Main Street Program Highlights 12 Community Groups Revitalizing Downtowns
The Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs has recognized 12 community groups for their efforts in revitalizing downtowns across the state. These groups have earned new or updated spots in the Indiana Main Street program, which partners with Main Street America to uphold high standards for community improvement.
The program offers four recognition levels, with groups starting at entry levels and potentially advancing to full national accreditation over time. This round includes one group achieving national accreditation in Columbia City, three reaching state accredited status, four aspiring to the next level, and four entering the affiliate network.
These organizations gain certificates, specialized training, networking events, and custom toolkits to support their downtown projects. Indiana Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith praised the teams, noting the significant gains for local areas and the optimism for future growth.
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