Visitors and newcomers are delighted to find Haines City’s picturesque downtown, with historic buildings, park benches, quaint restaurants, unique shops and services. The City’s plan to revitalize the historic neighborhood through streetscaping and utility improvements builds a solid base for the City’s nationally accredited Main Street program to be successful.

The Main Street program supports efforts to improve the downtown’s aesthetics. It provides shop owners with grants to paint and refurbish their buildings, while striving to preserve the community’s heritage. In partnership with the Chamber and the Economic Development Council, Main Street staff actively recruits new businesses to complement the downtown’s mix of retail and service merchants.

Haines City Main Street & Merchants Association, Inc. is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization whose purpose is the revitalization of downtown by implementing the National Trust Main Street Four Point Approach: (www.preservationnation.org/main-street) Organization, Promotion, Design, and Economic Restructuring. Nationally, there are over 2,200 Main Street organizations which are collectively transforming traditional commercial districts.


For more information on Main Street, please contact Main Street Director Ronni Wood at (863) 421-4100 or visit their website at www.hainescitymainstreet.com.