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Haines City Main Street
Ronni Wood
235 North 9th Street
Haines City, FL -33844

Phone: 863-421-4100
Fax: 863-421-6566
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About Us

Main Street is a comprehensive, incremental approach to re-generate the economic vitality of downtown within the context of historic preservation. Using local resources and initiative, Main Street helps communities by building on their unique assets and developing their own strategies: to promote preservation and rehabilitation, to stimulate long-term economic growth, and to instill pride in the traditional community center – downtown.

Haines City Main Street, Inc. is a Florida non profit organization established to revitalize historic downtown. Designated a Florida Main Street City in 1990, Haines City Main Street partners with the City of Haines City the Haines City Regional Chamber of Commerce and the Haines City EDC to make downtown a vibrant and beautiful place to enjoy with family and friends any time of the year. Located in Central Florida, Haines City came into existence with the advent of the railroad in 1883. Historically, it was called Clay Cut and later named Haines City for Colonel Haines, an official of the South Florida Railroad. Haines City is the birthplace of two pioneering ventures. The first was in 1915 when Florida Fruit Products Company produced and premiered the first bottled grapefruit juice. In the late 1940s the citrus industry’s character changed again when Haines City businessmen began work on the development of frozen citrus concentrate. Haines City became the birthplace of frozen concentrate products. A Florida Boom Town, downtown Haines City is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. We invite you to downtown Haines City to shop, eat or relax…

Haines City Main Street, Inc. is a Florida non profit organization whose purpose is the revitalization of downtown by implementing the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s Main Street Four Point Approach: Organization, Promotion, Design, and Economic Restructuring. Nationally, there are over 2,200 Main Street organizations which are collectively transforming traditional downtown districts. Since being selected a Florida Main Street City in 1990, Haines City Main Street and the community of Haines City are rediscovering the importance of downtown’s history, image and spirit.