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Free technical assistance for state-recognized Main Street organizations; access to separate grant opportunities

Indiana Main Street supports community-led downtown revitalization through designation, capacity building, education, and technical assistance.

All new and returning communities must enter at the OCRA Downtown Affiliate Network (ODAN) level.

--- ## Description Indiana Main Street (IMS), administered by the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA) since 2005, encourages community-driven revitalization of downtown areas in Indiana cities and towns. As Indiana’s coordinating program for Main Street America, it provides information, project development guidance, educational opportunities, and technical assistance to local leaders and organizations. Successful revitalization depends on local commitment, leadership, and follow-through. The program uses the Main Street Four Point Approach: Organization, Promotion, Design, and Economic Vitality. It supports partnerships and volunteer capacity, downtown marketing, historic building rehabilitation and physical improvements, business retention and attraction, and entrepreneurship. Communities progress through designation levels as their organizational capacity grows, with the goal of creating sustainable, economically viable downtown districts that reflect local identity and priorities. --- ## Due Dates For the 2026–2027 application cycle, deadlines close at 11:59 p.m. ET. - October 2, 2026: ODAN and IAMS letters of intent and foundational requirement verification due. - December 31, 2026: ODAN and Aspiring-IAMS applications due. Applications are accepted once annually. All designations will be announced in spring 2027. --- ## Funding Amount IMS technical assistance is free for every state-recognized Main Street organization. Participation also provides eligibility to apply for some separate OCRA grant programs; not all are available to ODAN members. The Main Street Revitalization Program is currently suspended. PreservINg Main Street is a separate CDBG-funded program supporting historic preservation, local Main Street capacity, and comprehensive downtown revitalization. --- ## Eligibility Eligible applicants must: - Serve a downtown district in an Indiana city or town. - Begin at ODAN when joining or returning to IMS. - Be an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit, or have a nonprofit application in progress for ODAN entry. - Maintain an active board responsible for the district’s Main Street program. - Work on at least two Four Point Approach pillars at the ODAN level. - Meet the foundational requirements and accreditation standards for their requested level. Additional requirements: - Districts must be walkable traditional central business districts containing historic buildings or fabric. - ODAN entrants must attend Main Street 101 during the application year. - Hold a public introductory meeting and obtain chief elected official support by letter or resolution. - Demonstrate reinvestment tracking capacity, a dedicated budget commitment, and willingness to develop work plans. Participation levels: - **ODAN:** Entry level for organizations building capacity and meeting ODAN Criterion Standards. - Includes event-focused groups and organizations not meeting OCRA’s historic preservation ethic/fabric definition. - **Aspiring-IAMS:** One- to three-year capacity-building program for current ODAN communities. - Requires at least one year of ODAN status and a completed Self-Assessment Benchmark Report. - Develop capacity across all four pillars and meet applicable Main Street America baseline requirements. - Paid staff and transformation strategies are not required at Aspiring-IAMS or IAMS levels. - **IAMS:** Available only to Aspiring-IAMS communities implementing all four pillars and meeting applicable baseline requirements. - Requires scores of at least 2 out of 5 on all accreditation standards. - **NAMS:** Available to communities holding IAMS status for at least one year. - Requires all national baseline requirements and scores of at least 3 out of 5 on all standards. - Requires a district office and successful implementation of IMS/MSA-developed transformation strategies. - Staffing requirements are addressed in the program guidelines and application consultation. The application page calls for full-time-equivalent NAMS staffing. The handbook specifies 40 hours weekly for populations over 5,000 and 20 hours for populations under 5,000. Discuss staffing expectations with your Community Liaison before committing. --- ## Application Process - **Preparation:** Discuss your intent with your [Community Liaison](https://www.in.gov/ocra/about/community-liaisons) and attend Main Street 101. - **ODAN stages:** Submit a board-signed letter of intent and foundational verification before receiving an application invitation. - **Submission:** Use the [application pathway page](https://www.in.gov/ocra/mainstreet/becoming-a-main-street-community) or [Aspiring-IAMS application](https://in.accessgov.com/ocra-public/Forms/Page/ocra-public/2026-aspiring-iams-application/1). - **Required documents:** ODAN applications require the minimum package below. - Website and social media links, mission and vision statements, bylaws, policies and procedures manual. - Board and committee rosters, volunteer recruitment plan, district map, SHAARD historic-building documentation. - Municipal support plans, public meeting minutes, government and business support letters. - Business and property inventories, historic preservation activity information, nonprofit documentation. - Program budget, fundraising and annual work plans, banking practices, insurance information, district success highlights. - Foundational verification includes Main Street 101 date, location, and attendees. - Aspiring-IAMS applicants include their completed Self-Assessment Benchmark Report. - **Evaluation:** ODAN and Aspiring-IAMS application rubrics are linked on the application pathway page. - **Advancement:** Aspiring-IAMS receives annual accreditation visits; IAMS-to-NAMS applicants submit intent and receive an evaluation visit. --- ## Additional Information ### Continuing participation All levels undergo annual re-accreditation. Organizations must maintain independent nonprofit status, public/private support, representative boards, active committees, required training, and communication with IMS and local government. Membership fees may not be used as a funding mechanism. Aspiring-IAMS benchmarks require scores of at least 2 out of 5 on two standards in year one, four in year two, and all standards in year three. Communities that are not ready to advance after the maximum three-year period return to ODAN. ODAN requires at least one board or staff representative to attend an IMS or Main Street America training annually. Aspiring-IAMS requires a representative at all seven Aspiring webinars and spring in-person training. All Aspiring-IAMS, IAMS, and NAMS board and staff members attend annual training; IAMS and NAMS also send representatives to a Community Exchange and an eligible conference. Newly hired staff complete seven onboarding webinars and one in-person training. Required reporting includes work plans, minutes, rosters, reinvestment data, and financial records. Higher levels also submit marketing evidence and activity photos, use Maestro, and provide an annual report to local government. The handbook details reporting schedules, branding, and continuing accreditation obligations. ### Main Street Ready This technical assistance service helps communities establish strategic downtown priorities. Eligibility requires Main Street 101 attendance within 12 months of applying or current ODAN status. ODAN applicants must indicate their desire to advance in annual reporting; attendance at Main Street 101 is also required before requesting the visit. The service includes a community survey, review of business lists and planning/organizational documents, a downtown walking assessment and interviews, and a final report four weeks after the visit. For the 2027–2028 ODAN application cycle, Main Street 101 attendance is required. Training information is expected in early 2027. --- ## External Links - [Indiana Main Street program overview](https://www.in.gov/ocra/mainstreet) - [Application pathways, requirements, and rubrics](https://www.in.gov/ocra/mainstreet/becoming-a-main-street-community) - [Program Guide and Handbook](https://www.in.gov/ocra/mainstreet/IMS%20Program%20Guide-Handbook.pdf) - [Main Street Community Toolkit](https://www.in.gov/ocra/mainstreet/Main-Street-Community-Toolkit) - [Aspiring-IAMS application portal](https://in.accessgov.com/ocra-public/Forms/Page/ocra-public/2026-aspiring-iams-application/1) --- ## Contact Information | Contact | Email | Phone | Webpage | |---|---|---|---| | Indiana Main Street | indianamainstreet@ocra.in.gov | | [Program page](https://www.in.gov/ocra/mainstreet) | | OCRA Community Liaisons | | | [Find your liaison](https://www.in.gov/ocra/about/community-liaisons) | | Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs | info@ocra.in.gov | (317) 233-3762; (800) 824-2476 | [OCRA](https://www.in.gov/ocra) |7b:Tb85,## Grant Eligibility Requirements ### Organization Type - This is a program for **organizations/communities — individual researchers cannot apply directly**. The applicant is the local Main Street organization representing a downtown district. - Must be an **independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization** with active nonprofit tax status, **or** have a nonprofit (501(c)(3)) application in progress (required for ODAN entry). ### Geographic/Institutional - Must **serve a downtown district located in an Indiana city or town** (Indiana-based only). - The district must be a **walkable, traditional central business district containing historic buildings or fabric**. - **NAMS level:** must **maintain an office located within the Main Street district**. ### Prior Funding / Proposal Limits - **Applications are accepted once annually** (single application cycle per year). ### Other Eligibility Requirements - **All new and returning communities must enter at the OCRA Downtown Affiliate Network (ODAN) level** — this is the mandatory starting point; there is no direct entry at higher tiers. - **ODAN level:** must be working to build capacity in **at least two of the four Main Street Four Point Approach pillars** (Organization, Promotion, Design, Economic Vitality). - Must **maintain an active board of directors** responsible for leading the district's Main Street program. - Must **meet the foundational requirements and accreditation standards for the requested level**. - **ODAN entrants must attend a Main Street 101 session during the current application year.** - Must **hold a public introductory meeting** and **obtain support (letter or formal resolution) from the community's chief elected official**. - Must **demonstrate the capacity to track reinvestment statistics**, a **dedicated budget commitment**, and **willingness to complete work plans**. - **Level progression requirements (who may apply at each level):** - **Aspiring-IAMS:** requires **at least one year of ODAN status** and a **completed Self-Assessment Benchmark Report**. - **IAMS:** open **only to Aspiring-IAMS communities** that implement all four pillars and meet applicable Main Street America baseline requirements; must score **at least 2 out of 5 on all accreditation standards**. - **NAMS:** open **only to communities that have held IAMS status for at least one year**; must meet all national baseline requirements, score **at least 3 out of 5 on all standards**, and successfully implement transformation strategies. NAMS also requires staffing: **40 hours/week for populations over 5,000** and **20 hours/week for populations under 5,000**. - **Invitation requirement:** ODAN applicants must first submit a **board-signed letter of intent and foundational verification**; **ODAN applications open only for invited communities** (you must be invited to submit the full application after the letter of intent and verification are accepted).7c:T152a,Funder: Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs Due Dates: October 2, 2026 (ODAN/IAMS letters of intent and foundational verification) | December 31, 2026 (ODAN/Aspiring-IAMS applications) Funding Amounts: Free technical assistance for state-recognized Main Street organizations; access to separate grant opportunities Summary: Indiana Main Street supports community-led downtown revitalization through designation, capacity building, education, and technical assistance. Key Information: All new and returning communities must enter at the OCRA Downtown Affiliate Network (ODAN) level. --- ## Description Indiana Main Street (IMS), administered by the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA) since 2005, encourages community-driven revitalization of downtown areas in Indiana cities and towns. As Indiana’s coordinating program for Main Street America, it provides information, project development guidance, educational opportunities, and technical assistance to local leaders and organizations. Successful revitalization depends on local commitment, leadership, and follow-through. The program uses the Main Street Four Point Approach: Organization, Promotion, Design, and Economic Vitality. It supports partnerships and volunteer capacity, downtown marketing, historic building rehabilitation and physical improvements, business retention and attraction, and entrepreneurship. Communities progress through designation levels as their organizational capacity grows, with the goal of creating sustainable, economically viable downtown districts that reflect local identity and priorities. --- --- ## Funding Amount IMS technical assistance is free for every state-recognized Main Street organization. Participation also provides eligibility to apply for some separate OCRA grant programs; not all are available to ODAN members. The Main Street Revitalization Program is currently suspended. PreservINg Main Street is a separate CDBG-funded program supporting historic preservation, local Main Street capacity, and comprehensive downtown revitalization. --- ## Eligibility - Be an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit, or have a nonprofit application in progress for ODAN entry. - Meet the foundational requirements and accreditation standards for their requested level. Participation levels: - **ODAN:** Entry level for organizations building capacity and meeting ODAN Criterion Standards. - Includes event-focused groups and organizations not meeting OCRA’s historic preservation ethic/fabric definition. - **Aspiring-IAMS:** One- to three-year capacity-building program for current ODAN communities. - Requires at least one year of ODAN status and a completed Self-Assessment Benchmark Report. - Develop capacity across all four pillars and meet applicable Main Street America baseline requirements. - Paid staff and transformation strategies are not required at Aspiring-IAMS or IAMS levels. - **IAMS:** Available only to Aspiring-IAMS communities implementing all four pillars and meeting applicable baseline requirements. - Requires scores of at least 2 out of 5 on all accreditation standards. - **NAMS:** Available to communities holding IAMS status for at least one year. - Requires all national baseline requirements and scores of at least 3 out of 5 on all standards. - Requires a district office and successful implementation of IMS/MSA-developed transformation strategies. - Staffing requirements are addressed in the program guidelines and application consultation. The application page calls for full-time-equivalent NAMS staffing. The handbook specifies 40 hours weekly for populations over 5,000 and 20 hours for populations under 5,000. Discuss staffing expectations with your Community Liaison before committing. --- ## Additional Information All levels undergo annual re-accreditation. Organizations must maintain independent nonprofit status, public/private support, representative boards, active committees, required training, and communication with IMS and local government. Membership fees may not be used as a funding mechanism. Aspiring-IAMS benchmarks require scores of at least 2 out of 5 on two standards in year one, four in year two, and all standards in year three. Communities that are not ready to advance after the maximum three-year period return to ODAN. ODAN requires at least one board or staff representative to attend an IMS or Main Street America training annually. 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