Mission
Cedar Falls Community Main Street, Inc. is a volunteer-driven, non-profit organization established to foster economic vitality, and to preserve and promote the historic image and character of the downtown, while improving the quality of life in Cedar Falls.
Thank you for supporting the Cedar Falls Downtown District!
Thank you for supporting the Cedar Falls Downtown District!
Emilee Nedoba
Brent Johnson
Dan Lynch
Cory Kent
Lauren Riensche
Whitney Mrozinski
Audrey Kittrell
Helen Pearce
Lexie Heath
Wynette Froehner
Stephanie Houk Sheetz
Brad Strouse
Liaison Representatives
Gill Schultz
Linda Laylin
Mark Howard
Carrie Eilderts
Jessica Rucker
Kelly Stern
Economic Development Committee
The E.D. committee meets the first Wednesday of the month at 12:00.
Goal: To help existing downtown businesses and expanding and recruiting new ones to respond to today's market. Help convert unused space into productive property and sharpen the competitiveness of business enterprises.
Shaylin Girsch
Mark Kittrell
Danny Laudick
Seth Engelbrecht
Amy Dutton
Lisa Rivera Skubal
Design Committee
The Design Committee meets the third Friday of the month at 12:00.
Goal: To develop a visually identifiable and marketable environment through historic building preservation/rehabilitation and streetscaping of the downtown district.
Jeremy Zehr
Sally Timmer
Dave Schachterle
Kara Shugar-Davis
JD Atodaria
Jacob Bauer
Tom Nagle
Organization and Development Committee
The Organization and Development Committee meets the second Monday of the month at 12:00.
Goal: To build consensus, cooperation and financial support among groups that have an important stake in the district by fostering a volunteer-driven program and organizational structure working toward the same goal(s).
Shaylin Girsch
Stefanie Carter
Cinde Haskins
Amy Mohr
Phyllis Carter
Shay Caley
Jim Miller
Karen Oltman
Sarah Foster
Promotions Committee
The Promotions Committee meets the first Thursday of the month at 12:00.
Goal: To sell the image and promise of Main Street to all prospects. By marketing the district's unique characteristics to shoppers, investors, new businesses, and visitors, an effective promotional strategy forges a positive image through advertising, retail promotional activity, special events and marketing campaigns carried out by local volunteers.
Lauren Riensche
Kelly Stern
Emilee Nedoba
