Medina lies at the convergence of Routes 31 and 63 along the border of the towns of Ridgeway and Shelby. While these neighboring towns have combined their efforts, Medina residents proudly progress into the future as an independent entity. According to the 2000 Census, over 6,400 residents call the lovely village of Medina their home.

Medina lies in the midst of Orleans County's pro-business atmosphere with the advantage of the thriving markets of Buffalo, Rochester and Canada within easy reach. An intricate system of highways, railways and waterways enhance Medina's centralized location to provide the ideal situation for successful business interactions. Medina residents earn an average median family income of nearly $38,000 per year.

In addition to the career opportunities available in Orleans County, Medina students have access to top-notch public and private schools and nearly twenty facilities for higher learning. Colleges and universities within a 35-mile radius include Genesee Community College in Albion, SUNY Brockport, SUNY Geneseo, the University of Buffalo and the University of Rochester.

Medina situates near the NY State Seaway Trail that meanders along Lake Erie, Lake Ontario and the Niagara River to provide travelers a scenic alternative to the local highways. Niagara Falls and the lovely Oak Orchard River offer multitudes of recreational opportunities for those who love the outdoors, while the metropolis cities of Western NY offer local culture and entertainment venues suitable for the whole family. Other popular attractions in the area include Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge, Letchworth State Park and Six Flags Darien Lake.

Although Medina lies within an hour's drive of some of the nation's most well-known vacation destinations, there are a number of charming characteristics unique to Medina. Cobblestone style buildings line the lovely streets of Medina, revealing the finest that small town America has to offer. The historic Erie Canal passes through Medina and it is home to the only street that runs underneath the Canal. The Medina Railroad Museum captures the spirit of the village in its earliest days. It is the largest freight museum in the country. Medina is also home to seven parks, such as Rotary Park, which is an all season house dedicated to Santa in November and December each year.

Medina, New York offers a tranquil oasis among the hustle and bustle of the surrounding cities. Low crime rates and excellent opportunities for career and education work together with the striking scenery to create the potential for a bright future in Medina.