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Downtown Seattle Association
Our Mission: To create a healthy, vibrant downtown for all
About Downtown Seattle Association
Established in 1958, the Downtown Seattle Association (DSA) is a nonprofit membership organization whose mission is to create a healthy, vibrant downtown for all. With the support of our corporate, nonprofit and residential members, we work to keep downtown economically competitive, address transportation challenges and ensure a safe, clean and inviting urban experience for workers, residents and visitors. DSA founded the Metropolitan Improvement District (MID), a 300-square-block business improvement district in downtown. With funding from MID ratepayers, we employ more than 150 ambassadors who provide cleaning, safety, concierge and outreach services throughout downtown. In partnership with city and county agencies, DSA also founded Commute Seattle, a transportation management agency that provides commuting resources for workers and businesses. For more information, visit downtownseattle.org.
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Signals from Downtown Seattle Association
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Presence & Recognition
Downtown Seattle Association attended the International Downtown Association’s Annual Conference in Toronto, Canada, featuring 1,300+ downtown leaders.
Reported by Jon Scholes
Partnerships
Downtown Seattle Association contracted with Community Solutions, Inc. to pilot and scale a more effective approach to reducing unsheltered homelessness in Seattle.
Reported by Jon Scholes
Presence & Recognition
Downtown Seattle Association partners with Bloodworks Northwest and Westlake Park to host a blood donation event from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday and Friday, September 3 and 4, featuring fans from the University of Washington and Washington State University.
Reported by Downtown Seattle Association
Presence & Recognition
Downtown Seattle Association brought 19 free concerts to more than 11,000 downtown workers, residents and visitors for the Downtown Summer Sounds concert series.
Reported by Downtown Seattle Association