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 The Washington Business Improvement District (WBID) is a nonprofit organization 501(c)(3) formed as a legal self-governing body, funded through an assessment on business property. The WBID creates an environment where business and government can work together to promote opportunities, enhance the shopper’s experience, and preserve the cultural, historic, tourist, and civic interests of the district.
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Hamburger Elected President of Washington BID's Board of Directors |
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Monika Hamburger, who owns Washington Borough-based ComForcare Home Care with her husband Steven, has been elected the new president of the Washington Business Improvement District's Board of Directors.
"I am looking forward to this coming year," said Hamburger, whose home care agency office is located downtown at 71 East Washington Avenue. "Ed Rossi has done a terrific job over the past few years, overseeing two major downtown projects, and really moving the WBID forward on a number of other levels. Our priorities this year are to continue to host quality events that draw visitors to our business community, such as our car show and Festival in the Borough, and to fill vacant storefronts. I believe that as the economy improves - and it will - folks will see Washington Borough as a very strategic place to do business. With our close proximity to several major roads, including Routes 46, 78, 22, 57, 31, and not that far away from Route 80, we are truly the crossroads of Warren County."
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WBID to Honor Ed Rossi Feb. 4 for Accomplishments as Board President, Director |
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 Rossi also to be cited as Time Magazine Dealer of Year Nominee
Ed Rossi, President of the Washington Business Improvement District's (WBID) Board of Directors from 2006-2009, and a Board Director since the organization's inception in 2003, will be the honoree at this year's WBID Business Recognition Reception on Thursday Feb. 4.
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WBID Board of Directors gains new member, Hathaway; Bredin, Hamburger, Mulligan, Winters re-elected |
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 Shawn Hathaway, Branch Manager of the PNC Bank in Washington Borough, has been elected to the 2010 Washington Business Improvement District's Board of Directors.
Hathaway, along with incumbent Marian Bredin of Good Impressions, was picked in a two-way race for four slots in the "Professional Business Operators At Large" category.
In other contested races, incumbent Monika Hamburger of ComforCare took the lone spot in the "Business Owners Who Own Their Own Property" category while Mark Mulligan, another incumbent who owns buildings at 2 W. Washington Avenue and 37-39 Belvidere Ave., was chosen for the one available spot in the "Owners of Assessed Apartment Or Commercial Property" category.
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