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Alchemist Community Development Corporation (CDC)

Area Development ; Community Service ; Non Profit

Alchemist Community Development Corporation (CDC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to nurturing and strengthening the ability of Sacramento residents to shape the future of their neighborhoods and benefit equitably from development. They do this by helping residents identify the best ways to improve their communities. Their mission is to support Sacramento area residents in their efforts to create vibrant, equitable, healthy, and diverse communities.

California Governor's Office of Emergency Services...

Area Development

California Governor's Office of Emergency Services (OES) is responsible for the coordination of overall state agency response to major disasters in support of local government. The office is responsible for assuring the state’s readiness to respond to and recover from all hazards – natural, manmade, war-caused emergencies and disasters – and for assisting local governments in their emergency preparedness, response, recovery, and hazard mitigation efforts.

Capitol Area Development Authority (CADA)

Area Development ; Neighborhood Association

In addition to being a property management company for 784 apartments, CADA is committed to building a sustainable Capitol Park neighborhood that captivates city dwellers and inspires the people of California. Resource conservation and smart growth, principles pioneered by CADA in partnership with the State of California and the City of Sacramento are key components of CADA’s urban properties development and management endeavors. At CADA, we believe it’s time for city life. City life provides time for making a living; time for friends and family; time for personal fulfillment; and time for civic engagement. City Life is a viable path to a sustainable future.

City of Elk Grove

Area Development ; Community Service ; Neighborhood Association

Named the first city to incorporate in California during the 21st century, the city has brought forth a new local government with newfound independence. Since the City incorporated in July 2000, Elk Grove has blossomed with new businesses, residents, employment opportunities, and amenities such as a new locally-controlled police department, animal care service unit, and a first-rate public transportation system.

City of Folsom

Area Development ; Neighborhood Association

The City of Folsom has a rich history beginning with the ’49ers during California’s great Gold Rush. But it’s also a forward-looking city — the site the West’s first railroad and the world’s first long-distance transmission of electricity. It is a high-tech town as well, with firms ranging from small to large international corporations. The good network of area freeways has drawn distribution facilities to the City as well. A steady influx of new residents has kept local contractors busy, and the retail section is about to get a tremendous boost from two malls in the planning stage. As part of the four-county Sacramento Metropolitan Statistical Area, the City is part of a robust regional economy as well. An adopted general plan sets out the path the City will likely follow into the 21st century. It shows a growing city that intends to keep its human scale. It places large retail centers in places easily accessible to regional shoppers, without cramming more traffic into the City’s core. It paints a picture of sparkling new neighborhoods as well as a carefully preserved historical district.

City of West Sacramento Parks and Recreation Depar...

Area Development ; Community Service

West Sacramento Parks and Recreation consists of three separate functions: a parks division, recreation division and our Tree Program. The Parks Department provides recreation and leisure opportunities with its park facilities and recreation programming. These programs are designed to help local residents improve their overall health and quality of life.

Davis Downtown Business Association

Area Development ; Event Services ; Neighborhood Association

Downtown Davis is a 32-block Business Improvement District (DBID) formed in 1989. The DBID empowers business license holders in the defined area to self-assess annual fees to ensure the economic well-being of the district. Activities of the DBID include marketing, events, and advocacy. The Davis Downtown Business Association (DDBA) was organized concurrent with the formation of the DBID in 1989, and is the entity approved each year by the Davis City Council to execute the business of the DBID.

Del Paso Boulevard Partnership

Area Development ; Event Services ; Neighborhood Association

The Del Paso Boulevard Partnership serves as a steward of this unique business corridor by improving its image, cleanliness, and safety, representing and assisting its business and property owners, and promoting and marketing Del Paso Boulevard. Del Paso Boulevard offers up a host of event planning possibilities. From business breakfast, to specific events, you can find a number of places along the Boulevard that will host any style and size. The Del Paso Boulevard Partnership and its staff welcome your comments and positive suggestions regarding future improvements to the Boulevard.

Downtown Commons (DOCO)

Area Development ; Entertainment

DOCO is where locals hang out and visitors from around the globe experience this region at its finest. Sacramento is the next Great American City and DOCO is our common ground. For a directory of shops, click here.

Downtown Sacramento Partnership

Area Development ; Neighborhood Association ; Non Profit

The Downtown Sacramento Partnership (DSP) is a private, non-profit organization dedicated to the improvement of Sacramento's central business district. The DSP oversees maintenance, safety, and revitalization programs financed by the Downtown Sacramento Management District, a property assessment district established in 1995 and renewed in 2000.

Elk Grove Adult & Community Education

Area Development ; Education ; Visual Art

Elk Grove Adult and Community Center provides adult education classes for continued education to the community through the Elk Grove School District. Classes included business career development and arts and crafts for relaxation and enjoyment.

Environmental Council of Sacramento

Area Development ; Neighborhood Association

The Environmental Council of Sacramento (ECOS) strives to achieve regional and community sustainability and a healthy environment for existing and future residents. By working proactively with members, member organizations, local government, and community groups, ECOS will energize and bring positive change to the Sacramento region as we strive to develop thriving communities. The Environmental Council of Sacramento (ECOS), a 501(c)4 organization, was born in response to the first Earth Day, April 22, 1970. Sacramento environmental leaders came together to create a visionary forum and an action oriented coalition for the region. Initially formed to coordinate the activities of member organizations, ECOS reformed itself in 1991 to become a hybrid organization that has both organizational and individual members.

Fulton-El Camino Recreation and Park District

Area Development ; Community Service

In addition to six beautiful parks in the Arden-Arcade community, Fulton-El Camino Recreation and Park District (FEC) also hosts a variety of recreational programs including special events, preschool, before/after school adult softball, volleyball, and basketball, leisure classes, Red Cross First Aid/CPR classes, a variety of aquatic programming, and much more. The FEC mission is to enhance the quality of life for the community by providing park facilities and recreation programs of exceptional quality while maintaining and protecting the parklands for future generations.

Galt Area Historical Society

Area Development

The Galt Area Historical Society is responsible for the preservation of the history of Galt. It is a non profit organization. All funds that they receive are used for the preservation and restoration of the Galt History

Greater Sacramento Vietnamese American Chamber of ...

Area Development

One of the primary goals of the Greater Sacramento Vietnamese American Chamber of Commerce (GSVACC) in the long run is to develop the local Vietnamese community by helping develop the connections and business pathways in Little Saigon. By “Paying It Forward” and investing effort, energy, and resources in order to build a strong business community in the newly nationally recognized “Little Saigon”, GSVACC is committed to making a very significant difference in this community. Volunteers and business members can directly and indirectly benefit as a result of helping and supporting the goals of local businesses and individual business owners. It strives to be able to pull together talented individuals and businesses that want to make a significant positive difference in the Vietnamese community.

Isleton Chamber of Commerce

Area Development

The Isleton Chamber of Commerce produces events and offers the following services to members: network opportunities with business, community, and other chamber members; marketing through website directories that link into other resources; opportunities to become involved with economic development, legislation, education, and other issues that affect the Delta and local businesses; attend education seminars and workshops to become “business smart”; visibility and free publicity offered to membes who sponsor chamber events or events to support the Delta.

Midtown Business Association

Area Development ; Neighborhood Association

The Midtown Business Association’s (MBA) commitment started in 1983 when businesses banded together and began working with city officials on issues such as parking, beautification, and other common business concerns. Bordered by B Street on the north, W Street on the south, 15th Street on the west, and Alhambra on the east, Midtown is friendly neighborhood with a variety of unique stores, restaurants, and businesses that are not found anywhere else. MBA is dedicated to cultivating this neighborhood as an exciting community in which to work, shop, and live. MBA has always been a volunteer group relying on the energies of the local business community that makes up its membership. MBA is primarily small and medium businesses and is always eager for new members to become involved. We spend much of our energy educating, promoting, and fighting for a business community that makes Midtown the best place to shop, dine, work, and play. MBA has been working over the years to enliven and enrich our community. We encourage new and old businesses alike to establish a relationship with city government, built upon a foundation of common goals and mutual respect. Dedicated to serving and improving the community, we are active as an information source, which helps address our community concerns. Your voice is important and, with your involvement, we look forward to making it heard.

NeighborWorks Sacramento

Area Development ; Neighborhood Association ; Non Profit

Since 1987, the dedicated members and partners of NeighborWorks Sacramento have worked with local residents to improve neighborhoods and positively affect the lives of people in the community. NeighborWorks HomeOwnership Center Sacramento Region is committed to providing opportunities for successful homeownership and strong communities through quality education, affordable lending, supportive partnerships, and dedicated leadership. They believe strong, thriving communities help residents enjoy a better quality of life, and homeownership, education, and leadership support healthy communities.

North Franklin District Business Association

Area Development ; Neighborhood Association ; Non Profit

The North Franklin District Business Association (NFDBA)’s mission is to create a climate in which business and property owners can be successful by promoting economic development and quality of life throughout the North Franklin District. NFDBA is a non-profit dedicated to serving and improving the business community from Broadway to Turnbridge on Franklin Boulevard.

North Sacramento Chamber of Commerce

Area Development ; Neighborhood Association ; Networking

The North Sacramento Chamber of Commerce proudly represents North Sacramento, which includes: Point West, the Uptown District, Del Paso Heights, Robla, McClellan Park, and Hagginwood. Point West is one of Sacramento’s best known business professional and retail hubs. It is home to the California Exposition Center which hosts California’s State Fair, and to Arden Fair Mall, Sacramento’s premier shopping center. Point West welcome’s visitors with many of Sacramento’s better hotels, like the Radisson, Doubletree, Hilton, and Mariott and some of the Region’s best restaurants, movie theaters and entertainment venues. The Uptown District is a hip reinvestment area in Sacramento that used to be the main street (Del Paso Boulevard) and downtown of the former City of North Sacramento (until 1964). It is a part of Historic Highway 40, and home to the Police & Sheriff’s Memorial Park. Uptown has played an important role in Sacramento’s 2nd Saturday Art shows, and it is a destination point for its artsy and unique businesses, as well as it’s quaint small town charm. Uptown is the "Arts & Business District everyone is the Capitol City is talking about." Del Paso Heights and Robla are two communities that serve neighborhoods going back to the early 1920s, and support McClellan Park (the former McClellan Air Force Base)–California’s unique corporate community and largest master planned community. Del Paso Heights is also Home to Del Paso Nuevo–the region’s largest infill smart growth master-planned community. Leadership for this community and its neighborhoods has always come from and through the North Sacramento Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber is the second oldest business group in the Capitol City and is comprised of business/property owners and professional leaders working together to develop, advance, and promote the local economy. For over 80 years, local business has relied on the Chamber to encourage a strong local economy, networking, building community, political action, and representing them to local government. Since 1923… it’s always been about community.

Oak Park Business Association

Area Development ; Neighborhood Association

The Oak Park Business Association (OPBA) is a property and business improvement district. The OPBA works with businesses and property owners within the business corridor to address issues of image, security, and advocacy. The association allows the business community to speak with one voice and is a dedicated group committed to Oak Park. The Oak Park Property and Business Improvement District (PBID) boundaries border the north end of W Street and runs along Alhambra, frontage parcels to Y Street, where it turns down Broadway. All parcels which front Broadway down to the intersection of Martin Luther King Blvd are included. Some parcels along the side street such as 2nd Avenue to the east of Broadway, and 3rd, 4th, and 5th Avenues to the west of Broadway are included as well. The boundaries have two zones; the second zone includes Pacific McGeorge Law School, Sara Lee Bakery Group, and McClatchy Park along 33rd Street and a small portion of 5th Avenue. The Oak Park Business Association is funded by the assessment approved by the majority of business and property owners. OPBA works as a catalyst for collaboration to attack disorder, improve safety, and attract new businesses, advocating for the economic vitality of the diverse Oak Park community.

Power Inn Alliance

Area Development ; Community Service

The Power Inn Alliance is a coalition of over 1,100 businesses and property owners in the Power Inn area of Sacramento, California. The Alliance advocates for business, transportation and community through its primary objectives: advocacy, economic development, beautification, security and crime abatement, and transportation business networks.

R Street Corridor

Area Development ; Neighborhood Association

The R Street Corridor is a 27-block long, two-block wide special planning district within Sacramento’s Central City Community. Once a thriving warehouse district, which bisected and isolated the north and south communities of downtown, the future of R Street now resides in its transformation to a new, transit-oriented, mixed-use neighborhood. The R Street of tomorrow will take advantage of multiple modes of transit, a gritty industrial past, and distinct urban form to create a truly unique and distinguished neighborhood. Currently, the most popular blocks of the Corridor is the 14th-15th Street Block . Home to various restaurants, bars, salons, and other eateries it is a lively addition to the Sacramento community and one of many great developments planned for the Corridor. The 54 Block Corridor lies between Q Street and S Street, and runs east-west from 29th Street to I-5 Freeway. CADA’s jurisdiction on the R Street Corridor runs from 9th to 19th Streets, Downtown Development jurisdiction runs from 2nd to 9th Streets.

Sacramento Area Creeks Council

Area Development ; Community Service ; Non Profit

The Sacramento Area Creeks Council preserves, protects, restores, and maintains the natural streams in our urban communities through education, advocacy, financial support, and technical expertise. Their goal is to educate the general public on the aesthetic, recreational, educational, and ecological value of our urban creeks.

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