Visit the new Winnsboro Main Street/Community Development WEBSITE It has some exciting features that are beneficial for local business and fun for area residents. Other features on the site are maps, tourism related items, events, and various photo sections. Main Street program updates will be available as they happen. The in-depth publication includes areas for employment opportunities, unclaimed properties, and various resource links.
CITY MANAGER REPORT
Winnsboro's City Administrator, Nina E. Browning, submits a status report to the City Council on a monthly basis. WinnsboroToday.com will post those reports as a service to the community, and they will be updated shortly after the City Council meeting, which is held the second Tuesday of the current month. Click to READ the most recent report.
REPORT FROM ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & MAIN STREET
Shane Shepard, Winnsboro Main Street / Economic Development coordinator, makes monthly reports to the Winnsboro Economic Development Commission, and we will publish them on a regular basis. He recently made an Annual Report to the City Council. To read that report click HERE
PROTECT OUR ENVIRONMENT -- RECYCLE
Recyclable items may be left for pick up in the parking lot at City Hall in Winnsboro, the first Sat. of each month between the hours of 9am - 12pm. If you need blue recycling bags, stop by the Winnsboro City Hall. For more information contact Mary Jane Mathis at 903-763-2123. Thanks for cooperating in this important recycling effort.
RESOURCES FOR RENOVATING HISTORICAL BUILDINGS
If you are altering a historic building, conjoining buildings, developing awnings, painting, or developing signs, several resources are available for free which include site visits concerning architectural alterations and artist renditions. The local Main Street program may be reached at 903.342.0684 (www.winnsboroedc.com). The State Historical Commission and Main Street Program may be reached at www.thc.state.tx.us. The National Trust for Historic Preservation may be reached at 202.588.6000.
