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The Midtown Association seeks to help Midtown stakeholders thrive. We promote a welcoming environment, provide a clean & safe community, communicate the uniqueness of Midtown, and encourage wellness through investments in parks and open spaces. Below is an outline of the services and resources Midtown Association provides and information on how to reach out for support.

Thank you to our sponsor SMUD for supporting small businesses. Click here to learn more about SMUD’s SEED (Supplier Education and Economic Development) program and their incentives to local small businesses.

Clean and Safe Services

Midtown Association provides Clean & Safe services to over 104 blocks in the Central City, including:
  • Loitering or trespassing on private property (non-violent) or ongoing issues so we can provide proactive property checks
  • Homeless outreach services
  • Graffiti, biohazard, litter, abandoned encampment, human waste, debris or sticker removal
  • Gutter and storm drain cleaning
  • Power washing

Additional Clean & Safe Support

Call 9-1-1 for emergencies, crime in progress, or suspicious and aggressive behavior

Call (916) 808-5471 (Sacramento Police Department Non-Emergency) to report past crimes or property break-in

Call 3-1-1 for code or water use violations, large illegal dumping pick-up, street sign damage, traffic light issues, or crosswalk issues

Clean & Safe Support Request

If your business or property is not located within the district but you would like to receive Clean & Safe services, please email info@exploremidtown.org to request an estimate.

Service Hours

Monday 7 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Tues – Weds 7 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Thurs – Sat  7 a.m. – 2:30 a.m.
Sunday 6 p.m.–2:30 a.m.

Midtown

916-287-9867
dispatch@exploremidtown.org

Alhambra District

916-287-9272
dispatch@alhambracorridor.com

16th Street

916-465-8266
16m@exploremidtown.org

Communication and Event Support

Midtown Association can help promote your business and business happenings throughout the Central City. In addition to promotion, our communications team also invests in special events by offering services that encourage hosting activities and events within the district boundaries. Our support includes the following communications and event services:

  • Social media posts and stories highlighting your business or business happenings
  • Monthly newsletter mentions
  • Road closure support using bollards
  • Permit assistance
  • Promotion of event
  • Access to Clean & Safe services

To receive support for event services, complete the request form at least two weeks before the event’s start date, but the earlier, the better, so we can accommodate your specific needs. Please provide as much information as possible, and our team will be in touch within three business days of your submission. For complete event support information and guidelines, reference the Event Support Toolkit. For resources specific to Second Saturday, reference the Second Saturday Resources Page.

Event Support Request

Communications Support Request    

 

 

Placemaking and Capital Improvements

Midtown Association’s Placemaking & Capital improvement program creates dynamic and active public spaces to make Midtown the center for culture, creativity, and vibrancy in Sacramento’s urban core.



Pilot Projects

Pilot projects include temporary, low-cost and/or smaller scale public space interventions that encourage engagement from Midtown residents and visitors. Recent pilot projects include:
  • Muir Park Basketball Court Mural
  • Winn Park Lighting Project
  • Paragary Pathway Lighting Project
  • Streetlight Pole Banner Program
  • Temporary Wayfinding
  • Al Fresco Dining
  • Walk Alhambra Wayfinding
  • Utility Box Wraps
  • Trash Bin Wraps
  • Dumpster Wraps
  • Murals

Capital Improvements

Capital improvements include permanent structural alterations or repairs that improve sustainability and increase the overall value. Recent capital improvement projects include:
  • Truitt Bark Park All-Weather Shade Structures
  • Bike Share Stations
  • J Street Protected Bike Lanes
  • Fremont Park Electrical Upgrades
  • Sutter Traffic Safety Project
  • EV Charging Station
  • Bollards
  • Sutter’s Fort Lighting Project

Advocacy and Economic Development

Midtown Association supports and encourages our stakeholders to play a role in the shaping the policies that impact our city and region. The organization has four areas of focus including:

  • Infill Development
    • Create mixed-use, multi-modal focused infill development, reduce barriers to development through streamlining, and research and apply innovative and creative building design for greater density.
  • Clean & Safe
    • Increased safety through a reduction in crime rate, decrease homelessness in the community, and build pride in the community through maintenance.
  • Infrastructure & Capital Improvements
    • Attract investments by leveraging PBID funds with outside sources, invest in ambient lighting and small landscaping efforts, and activate the district through pedestrian and bicycle activities.
  • Active Transportation
    • Advocate for active transportation infrastructure, increase and diversify public transportation, and promote growth of innovative car share and autonomous vehicle use.

Development Support

BID Services

Midtown Association provides an enhanced level of support to restaurants within two restaurant districts (Business Improvement Districts) in the Midtown Sutter and Midtown Central areas. Services are developed to specifically increase business for restaurants within the boundaries of the districts and include:

  • Lighting and Safety
    • Ambient lighting enhancements and enhanced security
  • Placemaking, Arts, and Events
    • Block parties, farmers markets and other event programming
    • Murals and public art
    • Themed landscaping
  • Advocacy & Administration
    • Business and districtwide promotions via social media and newsletters
    • Al Fresco Dining support

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