Since its founding in 1995, the North Winton Village Association (NWVA) has worked tirelessly to keep crime and drugs away from the area, to beautify the neighborhood, and to keep intact the charm of an early 20th century “village” with the amenities of the 21st century.
The NWVA partners closely with the City of Rochester Police Department (RPD), as well as city code enforcement, economic development, local schools, elected officials, and various other organizations. Currently, North Winton Village has the lowest crime rate in Rochester, due in large part to the diligence of the NWVA.
Leadership
The NWVA is run by a dedicated group of neighborhood volunteers. There are no paid personnel.
Officers
Mary Coffey, Co-Chair
Marilyn Schutte, Co-Chair
Tom Green, Vice Chair
Bill Seremetis, Treasurer
Marilyn Parchus, Financial Officer
Laurie Outermans, Secretary
Board Members
John Coraggioioso
Peggy Michniewiez
Karen Olyslager
Holly Petsos
Marion Ross
Denise Speicher
Mary Steves
James Vamvakitis
The NWVA is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
