News
As 2022 comes to a close, the DowntownDC Foundation — the DowntownDC BID’s charitable nonprofit organization — is reflecting on a year of progress and looking forward to greater achievements […]
Lorenzo Sanders Sr. is a Safety/Hospitality and Maintenance (SAM) Ambassador on the Special Projects Team and a donor to the DowntownDC Foundation. He has worked for the DowntownDC BID since […]
Press Release
Friday June 5, 2020 From DowntownDC Business Improvement District President & CEO Neil Albert and Golden Triangle Business Improvement District Executive Director Leona Agouridis: “We stand united with Mayor Muriel Bowser […]
With the District operating under a shelter-in-place order, the DowntownDC Business Improvement District (BID) remains open for business. This means that the BID’s red-and-black uniformed Safety/Hospitality and Maintenance (SAM) Ambassadors are hard at work seven days a week, cleaning […]
The District is going green! The city has introduced several new initiatives to help prepare for 21st-century climate challenges. Last year, the Mayor unveiled the Resilient DC Plan, a strategy for the city […]
The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) recently trained five Safety/Hospitality and Maintenance (SAM) ambassadors to complete sidewalk brick repairs through a brick and masonry program. The program enables Business Improvement […]
The DowntownDC BID this summer added six new, red bistro tables with chairs in McPherson Square (15th & I streets NW), part of the BID’s ongoing efforts to activate public […]
More bicycle parking is coming to DowntownDC this summer as the DowntownDC Business Improvement District (BID) installs six new in-street bike racks to provide safe places to lock up your […]
DowntownDC is now home to bright red priority bus lanes on H and I Streets NW as part of the city’s new pilot program designed to ease traffic congestion. “We […]
The DowntownDC Business Improvement District (BID) this summer welcomes 28 new Safety/Hospitality and Maintenance (SAM) trainees to its dedicated fleet of red-and-black uniformed ambassadors. All 28 of the class members are residents of the District of Columbia. Ten of the trainees were engaged through the […]
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