About Main Street
Welcome to Waterloo Main Street
Main Street, as an extension of Indiana Main Street, has as its purpose the revitalization and restoration of downtown Waterloo. Main Street helps organize stakeholders, has a grant program to help owners renovate historic structures, helps market these facilities and enhances economic vitality.
Waterloo Main Street also oversees an active Waterloo Events Committee. Waterloo Main Street is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and is funded by donations and fundraising efforts. All proceeds are re-invested into events and beautification projects.
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About Waterloo Main Street
Renee Duszynski
Renee Duszynski
Renee Duszynski
Renee grew up in Waterloo and has always has a strong desire for community. Growing up her Grandfather was an elementary school teacher and involved in many boards in the community. She learned at an early age to take pride in her community. In 2019 she was elected to be Clerk Treasurer for the Town and became even more involved. In
Renee grew up in Waterloo and has always has a strong desire for community. Growing up her Grandfather was an elementary school teacher and involved in many boards in the community. She learned at an early age to take pride in her community. In 2019 she was elected to be Clerk Treasurer for the Town and became even more involved. In 2023 she became President of Waterloo Main Street. In her time on Main Street she has been proud to be involved in events, the downtown art exhibit, and economic development. In her free time she enjoys spending time with family, traveling the county, and volunteering for her community.
Ariel Pease
Renee Duszynski
Renee Duszynski
Ariel grew up in Waterloo and spent a majority of her childhood volunteering for the Waterloo Grant Township Public Library. After college she spent time in Denver, Colorado, and Nashville, Tennessee. During that time she devoted her carrier to assisting in organizing music events and festivals, most recently the Country Music Awards.
Ariel grew up in Waterloo and spent a majority of her childhood volunteering for the Waterloo Grant Township Public Library. After college she spent time in Denver, Colorado, and Nashville, Tennessee. During that time she devoted her carrier to assisting in organizing music events and festivals, most recently the Country Music Awards. She also successfully ran her own pet sitting business. Since moving back to Waterloo she has been involved in the community through Waterloo main Street and a book club. During her free time she enjoys being outdoors and spending time with her dogs and family.
Sabinia Keen
Renee Duszynski
Sabinia Keen
Sabinia grew up in Waterloo and has been involved in many community boards. She is the current vice president of Main Street and assists with organizational tasks and setting up events Along with Waterloo Main Street she is a member of the Waterloo Redevelopment Commission, Friends of the Depot and volunteers for many other organization
Sabinia grew up in Waterloo and has been involved in many community boards. She is the current vice president of Main Street and assists with organizational tasks and setting up events Along with Waterloo Main Street she is a member of the Waterloo Redevelopment Commission, Friends of the Depot and volunteers for many other organizations. Her family has been a staple of the volunteer community in Waterloo and she continues the tradition.
Deb Iddings
Renee Duszynski
Sabinia Keen
Deb has lived in Waterloo since 1985, but before then she was a native to the area. Since moving to Waterloo she has been involved in many boards and associations such as Waterloo Lion's Club, Waterloo BZA, Friend's of the Depot and more. She is always willing to volunteer to the community to make the quality of place better. She is cu
Deb has lived in Waterloo since 1985, but before then she was a native to the area. Since moving to Waterloo she has been involved in many boards and associations such as Waterloo Lion's Club, Waterloo BZA, Friend's of the Depot and more. She is always willing to volunteer to the community to make the quality of place better. She is currently the chair of Design for Waterloo Main Street and leads the committee in charge of the downtown art exhibits and making Downtown Waterloo historical and aesthetically pleasing.
Chris Albright
Trina Caudill - WRDC Liaison
Chris Albright
Cris is a local business owner and takes great pride in Waterloo. He serves on the Waterloo Plan Commission. He is active in volunteering for events and fundraising. He is the chair of Economic Vitality for Waterloo Main Street. That committee oversees the grants that are distributed and develops ways to promote economic growth in Waterloo.
James Garman
Trina Caudill - WRDC Liaison
Chris Albright
James am proud to call Waterloo home. Since joining Main Street in 2024, he has been actively involved in assisting with events and promoting the growth of Main Street. He believes in volunteering, donating, and giving back to the community and those in need.
Some of the Main Street projects he has helped with include:
- Easter event
- Summer ca
James am proud to call Waterloo home. Since joining Main Street in 2024, he has been actively involved in assisting with events and promoting the growth of Main Street. He believes in volunteering, donating, and giving back to the community and those in need.
Some of the Main Street projects he has helped with include:
- Easter event
- Summer car show
- Fall festival
- Winter Holiday Train party
- Managing the Main Street website
Pam Howard - Town Manager
Trina Caudill - WRDC Liaison
Trina Caudill - WRDC Liaison
Pam has worked for the Town of Waterloo since 2017, in December 2019 she became the Town manager. She takes pride in working for Waterloo and devoting her time for economic growth in Waterloo. She sits on many boards to help achieve that goal such as DeKalb Economic Development, DeKalb County Visitor's Bureau, and many more. She is the
Pam has worked for the Town of Waterloo since 2017, in December 2019 she became the Town manager. She takes pride in working for Waterloo and devoting her time for economic growth in Waterloo. She sits on many boards to help achieve that goal such as DeKalb Economic Development, DeKalb County Visitor's Bureau, and many more. She is the Town of Waterloo representative for Waterloo Main Street and helps assist in planning events, executing grants, and ensures that the Town of Waterloo and Main Street have a good working relationship. During her free time she spends time with her family. She takes great pride in her children and ensures that their events are a priority, while still maintains her devotions to Waterloo.
Trina Caudill - WRDC Liaison
Trina Caudill - WRDC Liaison
Trina Caudill - WRDC Liaison
Trina is the Waterloo Redevelopment Commission Liasson. Trina is a teacher for DeKalb Central Schools and is involved in many organizations including the Lion's Club.
Josh Caudill- Town Council Liaison
Josh Caudill- Town Council Liaison
Josh Caudill- Town Council Liaison
Josh is the Waterloo Town Council President. He took office in 2020, but prior to that was President of Waterloo Redevelopment Commission. He has taken pride in Waterloo and ensures that the council and affiliated boards are doing their due diligence to provide the best quality of life and services to the Town.
Junior Member
Josh Caudill- Town Council Liaison
Josh Caudill- Town Council Liaison
This position is currently in development. If you would be interested please reach out to info@waterloomainstreet.org
