The Windsor Partnership
The Windsor Partnership is a highly organized and energized group of local residents, all of whom are volunteers. The Partnership is devoted to promoting the fantastic attributes of the Greater Windsor area. Low home prices, virtually zero crime, well recognized schools, wonderful art and culture opportunities and talent, and the peace and quiet of a truly historic community are but a few reasons why many have elected to raise their families or start a business here.
The partnership while only two (2) years old has already had numerous successes. First and foremost the Window on the Arts Festival held for the very first time in September 2008 was a tremendous success. The event consisted of over 30 professional artists, day long musical acts and a wonderful food court comprised of local restaurants and not for profit organizations. All in all, the Festival was a tremendous success with well over 2,000 folks enjoying the art, music and the overall beauty and charm of Windsor.
The Windsor on the Arts second annual event is scheduled for Saturday, September 26th 2009 on the Village Green in the heart of the Village of Windsor.
Other initiatives of the Partnership include the following:
Economic, Industrial, and Community Development
Main Street Beautification and renovation
Securing Grant Funding and working with local, state and national representatives to secure:
Waste Water Treatment Facilities
New Sidewalks / roadway improvements
Converting the former D & H Rail Road Depot to a museum honoring the history of Windsor and the Rail Road IndustryÕs impact on the region
Rebuild our community pool
Improvements to the parks throughout the Greater Windsor area
Establish 2 additional annual events to further promote tourism to the Windsor area:
2010 will see the First annual Windsor Farm Days
The Mission of the Windsor Partnership:
The Windsor Partnership is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the quality of life of the Greater Windsor Community through economic development, historic preservation, educational initiatives, cultural enrichment and recreational development, while protecting and promoting our natural resources.
The Partnership is lead by William DePersis, President, William Pesce, Vice President, Annette Connors, Treasurer, and Tom Murphy, Secretary. For questions about the Partnership please contact William DePersis at Bill@GrandOldBarn.com, or MuniRiskMgr@Yahoo.com or by phone at 607.655.1057.