Winchester Revitalization

Winchester Redevelopment Community Engagement Sessions

The second engagement session will occur on Tuesday, February 17, from 4 to 7 p.m. at Winchester Community Center. Walk in and share your thoughts about the future of the area. 

On December 4, 2025, the community was invited to provide their ideas and hopes for the future of the neighborhood at the first community engagement session.

Keep an eye out here for future community engagement opportunities, or sign up to receive email updates.

Winchester Memorabilia Cataloging Project

As part of the Winchester Revitalization intiative, the City of Monroe will be photographing and cataloging memorabilia, keepsakes, and other documentations. photos of the catloged items will be used in various community art projects.

Were you unable to make the previous intake sessions for Winchester Memorabilia? Contact Keri Mendler to set up an appointment to have your items included.

Drop off Winchester memorabilia at City Hall on November 5 and 12 to get it cataloged.

Hear the Progress on Monroe's Podcast

Tune in to the City's podcast, Monroe Living: Our City at Work, to hear directly from City leadership about the progress being made with the Winchester Revitalization project. Watch the three episodes on YouTube or listen anywhere you get your podcasts.

Monroe Living: Our City at Work | Winchester Revitalization Part One

In this first installment of a multi-part series, City Manager Mark Watson and Mayor Pro Tem Surluta Anthony share the vision behind the Winchester Revitalization Project, a long-term plan to restore one of Monroe’s most historic neighborhoods through strategic development, infrastructure improvements, and renewed community partnerships.


Monroe Living: Our City at Work | Winchester Revitalization Part Two

In this second episode of our Winchester Revitalization series, Mayor Robert Burns shares the vision, passion, and purpose behind creating the Winchester Advisory Committee and what this project means for the people who call the neighborhood home.

Mayor Burns reflects on the importance of preserving Winchester’s legacy, empowering local voices, and building a future that honors those who came before.

 


Monroe Living: Our City at Work | Winchester Revitalization Part Three

In the third episode of our Winchester Revitalization series, Assistant City Manager Lisa Hollowell sits down with Assistant City Manager Jeff Wells and Director of Economic Development Teresa Campo to discuss what is coming next for the Winchester community.

The conversation explores upcoming projects, the intent behind key investments, and how infrastructure, economic development, and long-term planning are working together to support Winchester’s future. Together, they discuss how each project connects back to the neighborhood’s history while laying the groundwork for sustainable growth and opportunity.

Winchester Revitalization Engagement Calendar

More events will be announced in the next few months. Subscribe to the Winchester Revitalization Engagement Calendar on our notification page.

February 2026

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  1. Tue, Feb 17

    Winchester Redevelopment Community Engagement Session #2 Early design concepts of the revitalization area, linear park, and greenway alignment will be shared...
    Winchester Redevelopment Community Engagement Session #2
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