Board Members & Main Street Manager Profiles

Email: [email protected] ​
Phone: 443-610-0493​

Crystal Micriotti has a professional background in the arts, ​education and community based projects and has previously ​worked as a contract community artist and arts integration educator. ​

She has experience in several artistic disciplines, as well as ​artist/team management and working with volunteers, organizing ​opening events with surrounding communities and sponsors, ​writing/applying for various grant proposals for community ​projects involving the city, neighborhoods, schools, streets, ​and private property, event planning/curating and promotion ​through social media platforms.

​She is thrilled to work with the RIA’s strategic plan to build ​a better Main Street!

Email: [email protected] ​

Phone: 410-526-5486​

Charlie has been a life-long resident of Reisterstown and cares​ about all the improvements to Main Street.

He respects the ​historic value of our town and is always happy to volunteer ​and lend a hand to any committee and enjoy the events​ we hold in town. ​

Email: [email protected]
Phone: 410-526-5300​

Owner of Reisterstown Physical Therapy, Herb cares about our ​citizens and works tirelessly to be sure Main Street is the best ​place to “Stop, Shop, Stroll & Dine.”

Kathy as a life-long resident of our town and one of the original​ founders of RIA, works tirelessly meeting with business owners to​ discuss their needs and how we can benefit their growth.

​Kathy served as our first Main Street Manager as we became ​the 31st town in the Main Street Maryland program. ​

Email: [email protected]
Phone: 410-833-3820​

​Dan works hard on all three aspects of his committee, working with the police and a local security company​ to be sure all of our events are safe for attendees,​ holding monthly clean up events on Main Street to be ​sure our town is attractive and inviting to everyone to ​make it their destination to “Stop, Shop, Stroll & Dine”.

Email: [email protected]
Phone: 410-908-0724​

Mary helped form Reisterstown Improvement Association​ in 2010 and works to be sure we partner and collaborate with all the various stakeholder groups in our community. ​

She is always recruiting volunteers to assist the various committees and preparing material to share from the Information Booths set up at more than 40 events held ​for the benefit of the community.

Email: [email protected] ​
Phone: 410-657-8926​

Brendan joined RIA when he and his family moved to our area​ impressed with the historic nature of Main Street.

His ​company Schreiber Brother’s Development purchased ​202 Main Street, one of our oldest buildings, restoring it to the​ early 1780’s glory.​​

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Phone: 410-581-0104​

As an Owner of one of our landmark properties, Mark’s ​architectural experience and interest in historic preservation ​brings a valuable perspective to endeavor to enhance and ​promote Reisterstown.

His extensive portfolio in commercial, religious, educational and institutional projects will benefit our efforts in town planning and will improve our ability to create Reisterstown Main Street as a destination for visitors and an attraction for businesses as a vital link to our vibrant community.

Email:   [email protected]
Phone: 410-227-1517

Pat is a lifelong resident of Reisterstown who has witnessed nearly six decades of growth and change in our area.  He finished his 30+ year career with Baltimore County Public Schools by serving as principal of Franklin High School from 2012 to 2021; he also serves on the board of the Alumni Association of FHS.  He looks forward to being involved in promoting and enhancing the community. 

Email: [email protected] ​
Phone: 410-241-1057​

Mark also serves as the President of Reisterstown-Owings Mills-​Glyndon Coordinating Council representing the community​ groups with our county and state representatives working to be​ sure the area is the best it can be for the citizens. ​

Email:   [email protected]
Phone: 410-833-4099

Wendy has lived in Reisterstown for many years and had a clinical social work practice on Main Street. She has a strong interest in seeing the Historic nature of Reisterstown become known to all in Maryland.  In the past, Wendy served as Grant Committee Chair and Vice President and returns to the Board to help make Reisterstown the best place to live, work and play.