Our Mission and Purpose
Richmond Neighborhood Restoration seeks to stimulate the revitalization of Richmond’s historic neighborhoods through economic development, community development, citizen participation, and historic preservation.
Historic resources in Richmond are an invaluable asset to our community, and we will work to:
Historic resources in Richmond are an invaluable asset to our community, and we will work to:
- (a)Create a positive, identifiable image of Richmond and its historic neighborhoods
- (b) Real Estate Development: new construction, rental properties, and the redevelopment of foreclosed, abandoned and blighted properties
- (c) Housing: promotion, preservation, lending, and rehabilitation
- (d) community engagement
- (e) economic development
Organizational Structure
RNR is a private 501c3 not-for-profit corporation. It is governed by a Board of Directors:
2022 Officers and Directors:
Chad Stegner, President
Dave Jetmore, Vice President
Shaun Dingwerth, Secretary
Jason Troutwine, Treasurer
Ginger Gray, Trustee
J.P. Hall, Trustee
Eric Dimick Eastman, Trustee
Gail Connerley, Trustee
RNR is a private 501c3 not-for-profit corporation. It is governed by a Board of Directors:
2022 Officers and Directors:
Chad Stegner, President
Dave Jetmore, Vice President
Shaun Dingwerth, Secretary
Jason Troutwine, Treasurer
Ginger Gray, Trustee
J.P. Hall, Trustee
Eric Dimick Eastman, Trustee
Gail Connerley, Trustee
