About Main Street Hanover

Main Street Hanover (MSH) launched in January 2013, a collaborative effort between Hanover Borough, Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce, Partnership for Economic Development of York County, and York County Economic Alliance. Following the Main Street Four Point Approach© of Organization, Design, Economic Restructuring and Promotion, the community has embraced the revitalization movement.

Main Street Hanover applied for and received 501c3 status in October of 2018, thus launching a new chapter for the effort.  Now a stand-alone non-profit organization locally run by an appointed board of 11 community leaders, we can maintain our partnerships while focusing on expanding our impact.  We are excited about the growth and future of the downtown and our organization. 

The mission of Main Street Hanover is to expand the economic capacity of downtown Hanover, thus improving the business environment, enhancing the quality of place, and increasing community synergy.

Contact Us

For any questions or inquiries please contact mainstreethanover@gmail.com.

Main Street Staff

  • Moriah Tyler, Executive Director

  • Alex Brown, Marketing & Administrative Coordinator

Leadership

Main Street Hanover Board of Directors:

  • Mindy Crawford, Chairperson, Preservation PA

  • Vanessa Berger, Vice-Chairperson, YWCA

  • Adam Kruzic, Treasurer, Cross Keys Village

  • Jason Duvall, Campbell’s Snacks

  • Sam Jarvis, Cross Keys Village

  • Susan Seiple, Hanover Public School District

  • Tammy Wise, Utz Quality Foods

  • Jennifer Mosier, DVM, eMBA, Hanover Veterinary Hospital

  • Taylor Welsh, Becker Law Group P.C.

Downtown Hanover Organization Board Members 

  • Margie Lewis, Borough of Hanover                                                                                   

  • Jake Taylor, Chamber of Commerce 

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