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Downtown Business Improvement District
On August 5, 2020 the City Council approved a resolution of intent to form Kingsburg Downtown Business Improvement District (BID). The District, intended to provide an economic avenue to support business and property owners in the downtown core, will be considered for formation during a public hearing to be held on Wednesday, October 7, 2020. The city will be sending out a mailer with information to eligible business owners next week. The potential formation is a culmination of a recommendation received in 2017 and part of the city's downtown revitalization strategy, as well as considerable work done by several local merchants.
An advisory board for the BID was also selected during the meeting. They include Reggie Gierke (KBMF), June Hess (Svensk Butik), Leslie Carpenter (Berman's Flowers), Steve Safarjian (RPS Real Estate), Briana Valdez (Bluebird Home & Lifestyle Marker), Paula Coelho (Bella Rose), and Lauren Cooper (Mane Salon).
On August 5, 2020 the City Council approved a resolution of intent to form Kingsburg Downtown Business Improvement District (BID). The District, intended to provide an economic avenue to support business and property owners in the downtown core, will be considered for formation during a public hearing to be held on Wednesday, October 7, 2020. The city will be sending out a mailer with information to eligible business owners next week. The potential formation is a culmination of a recommendation received in 2017 and part of the city's downtown revitalization strategy, as well as considerable work done by several local merchants.
An advisory board for the BID was also selected during the meeting. They include Reggie Gierke (KBMF), June Hess (Svensk Butik), Leslie Carpenter (Berman's Flowers), Steve Safarjian (RPS Real Estate), Briana Valdez (Bluebird Home & Lifestyle Marker), Paula Coelho (Bella Rose), and Lauren Cooper (Mane Salon).
