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Programs & Projects
Downtown Vision is dedicated to serving our stakeholders, making Downtown cleaner, safer, friendlier and easier to get around, and bringing more people Downtown. Our major programs and projects include the following:
Downtown Stakeholder Support
Downtown Vision provides support as needed to Downtown stakeholders, responding to hundreds of requests for advocacy, information and problem resolution assistance.
Downtown Ambassadors
Our Downtown Ambassadors are paid and trained staff that serve as an extra set of eyes and ears to make Downtown more comfortable and friendly. The Ambassadors also work to pick up litter and keep the streets clean. Easily recognized by their orange shirts and pith helmets, the Downtown Ambassadors patrol the Downtown Improvement District seven days a week.
Information on Downtown
We have a wealth of information on Downtown on our website www.downtownjacksonville.org, as well as in our bi-weekly events email, Get Downtown; our monthly email update, Inkspots; and our timely Downtown Information and Safety Network updates.
Events
We produce 76 events a year, including the First Wednesday Art Walk, the Friday Hemming Plaza Market, Eat Up Downtown, the Downtown Get Down, the Downtown Historic Church Tour and our spring movie series at Treaty Oak Park with JaxParks.
Parking and Transportation Services
Downtown Vision provides the public with information about parking and public transportation while coordinating with the city and other organizations to develop efficient access into and within to Downtown for visitors, residents and employees.
Advocacy
Downtown Vision is a voice for Downtown stakeholders on issues of importance to the future Downtown Jacksonville.
Downtown Action Plan
Downtown Vision works in partnership with the Jacksonville Economic Development Commission and other agencies to support the objectives outlined in the Downtown Action Plan.
