Historic Preservation Commission

The mission of the Commission is to protect the historical, cultural, and aesthetic heritage of Monroe for the benefit of its citizens; to stimulate revitalization of the business district; to enhance historic attractions as a catalyst for tourism development; and to encourage the use of federal tax incentives for the rehabilitation of historic properties listed on the National Register. A primary activity of the Commission in carrying out these mandates is to review construction activities in nine historic districts and eight individual historic sites.

Committee members are appointed for 3 year terms by the Mayor and City Council.

The Historical Preservation Committee meets once a month on the fourth Tuesday of the month.
The meeting starts at 6:00 pm and is held in the Municipal Auditorium located inside City Hall at 215 North Broad Street.