Vision Together
Creating a vision for a
stronger, more vibrant region.
WHAT WE ARE
Vision Together 2025 is a nonprofit, collaborative organization bringing community resources and residents together to revitalize the greater Johnstown community.
PRIORITY GOALS
Vision Together 2025 – The Johnstown Strategy advances seven complementary goals related to people priorities (our greatest asset) and economic priorities. The goals reflect extensive stakeholder input.
Vision Together 2025 hosts a public Holiday Forum to announce a NEW program and grant opportunties! 🎈
Neighborhood Partnership Program
*New Housing
*Home Repair Grants
*Way Finding System
*Blight Maintenance & Clean Up
*Main Street Manager Position
*Retail Business Grants
*Facade Grants.
For more information visit www.johnstownvision.com.
Congratulations to all of the Vision Together 2025 Capture Team and Priority Goal leaders who were recognized at the event!👏
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Open to public! 📢
We hope to see you at our Holiday Forum TODAY at 4pm located at Christ Centered Community Church.
Learn about what's happening in the community. We need 🫵 to be part of the discussion.
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VISION TOGETHER 2025 is currently accepting applications for a
MAIN STREET MANAGER
Position Summary:
The Main Street Manager serves as a public-facing liaison between the City of Johnstown and the downtown business district, with a direct report to the Executive Director of Vision Together 2025. This role is essential to promoting economic development, revitalization, and community engagement in Johnstown's downtown business district. The Main Street Manager works in coordination with City officials, government and elected leaders, tourism and commerce agencies, redevelopment authorities, and other stakeholders to champion the downtown area's growth and success.
Position Purpose:
The Main Street Manager is responsible for developing and implementing a strategic approach to economic development and community activities, focusing on these core areas:
Organization : Collaborate with downtown stakeholders to achieve shared goals.
Design: Foster an attractive, welcoming downtown environment.
Promotion : Organize activities to bring economic energy and community engagement.
Economic Restructuring: Drive economic opportunities through adaptive reuse, new business development, and maximization of downtown spaces.
Key Responsibilities:
Business Liaison
Stakeholder Engagement
Revitalization and Development
Economic Strategy and Market Expansion
Public Relations and Communications
Database and Volunteer Management
Qualifications:
Proven experience in economic development, business development, urban planning, or a related field.
Strong communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills.
Ability to work collaboratively with various stakeholders and maintain a positive public image.
Knowledge of local, state, and federal funding and development tools is a plus.
Application Instructions:
Interested candidates should submit a cover letter and resume to
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Train Station Capture Team led by Craig Saylor
Join Vision Together 2025 to help develop a stronger, more vibrant region. Volunteer for one of our Capture Teams projects.
Did you know there's an opportunity for you to be involved with a Johnstown Train Station community service project? There's one going on this Saturday, November 9th at 10am. Contact us now to get involved.
We are currently looking for leaders like 🫵 who have new Capture Team ideas of your own!
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Is this still owned my
What ever happened to the Sliver project from 2019 that the city got $225,000 for? You know, the project at the Incline with a boat launch, etc. 5 years later, and not even started. Where did the $$ go?