LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Nevada is recognizing three communities for their work revitalizing downtowns.
The Governor’s Office of Economic Development says Boulder City, Midtown Reno and Yerington have all earned official Main Street America accreditation.
“Main Street accreditation is a significant accomplishment,” said Shari Davis, director of GOED’s Rural Economic and Community Development division. “Earning this designation reflects measurable results, long-term commitment and a strong focus on best practices that help organizations grow and succeed. We are happy to see Boulder City, MidTown Reno, and Yerington receive accreditation this year. These organizations have worked to create positive change in their communities, and their dedication and success has been recognized on a national level.”
According to a press release, there are now 14 affiliate-level Main Street organizations in Nevada:
- Wells Avenue District (Reno)
- Winnemucca Main Street
- Mesquite Opportunities Regional Fund
- Dayton Main Street
- Incline Village Main Street
- City of Henderson – Water Street District
- Eureka Main Street
- Main Street Fernley
- Goldfield Main Street
- Jackson Street Alliance
- Hawthorne Main Street
- Virginia City Main Street
- White Pine Main Street
- Wells Main Street
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The designation goes to local groups supporting small businesses, preserving historic areas and improving public spaces. State officials say those efforts help create jobs and attract private investment.
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