Schwenksville Borough Hall & Community Complex in Montgomery County was the former home of the Borough’s Main Street firehouse. Through collaboration with several state, local, and regional partners, the firehouse was acquired and repurposed into a new ADA-accessible Borough Hall and community center. The renovation celebrates the history of the town with displays of handmade replicas of local historic buildings and memorializes the fire company with a museum room that displays a firefighting wagon and other artifacts. The project also created a visually appealing public plaza and pavilion with extensive streetscaping, including ornamental planters and fencing, benches, pedestrian scale lighting, signage, and a mix of attractive pavement materials, as well as connections to downtown businesses, Meadow Park, and the Perkiomen Trail and Creek. Green infrastructure was incorporated with features such as energy- and water-saving fixtures, porous pavement, bioretention areas, and a rain garden. The renovations reflect recommendations set forth in the Borough’s 2010 Revitalization Plan Update and the 2017 Main Street Streetscape Plan and Design Guidelines, both of which engaged the community during the planning process. This adaptive reuse project demonstrates the value of public-private partnerships, planning, and collaboration to achieve community goals. The complex, with its community center that bustles with activity through a variety of programming and events, has become a focal point that enhances the economic viability of the Borough.