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Our Mission
The Figueroa Corridor Partnership is responsible for the daily management and promotion of the Figueroa/Flower/Vermont Corridor, linking downtown Los Angeles to Exposition Park. The Partnership is committed to the area's development as a safe, clean, economically vibrant, and aesthetically pleasing environment in which to conduct business, continue an education, visit a museum, attend a sporting event, worship, or reside.
The BID is bounded by the 10 Freeway on the north, Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd on the south,
110 Freeway on the east, and Vermont Avenue on the west.
2020 Accomplishments
- 31 Jobs Created
- 1,190 Merchant Contacts
- 21,650 Patrol Checks
- 1,507 Patrol Assists
- 1,617 Transient Contacts
- 93 Vehicle Cards Distributed
- 729 Calls for Service
- 22,880 hours spent patrolling the district
- 160 Trash Receptacles Serviced
- 82,211 Trash Bags Picked Up
- 1,890,853 pounds of Trash Removed
- 1,944 Graffiti Tags Removed
- 1,542 Bulky Items Removed
- 162 hours spent pressure washing sidewalks
- 20,488 hours spent cleaning the district
- 14 small business foundation grants given out
- 1 COVID-19 resource page developed/updated
- 1 Restaurant take-out/delivery website page developed/updated
Board of DIrectors
Irene Rodriguez, Chair
USC Credit Union
Ana Lasso, Vice Chair
Exposition Park Manager
Melinda Ramos-Alatorre, Treasurer
USC
Darryl Holter, Secretary
Shammas Group
Laurie Sowd
California Science Center
Karen Osgood
Felix Chevrolet
Fred Yadegar
Sibelle of California
Andrea Salazar
Wellnest
Jena Miller
Automobile Club
Mike O’Melveny
Ventus Group
David Nations
St. Vincent's Church
Ann Merelie Murrell
Giroux Glass
Myesha Ward
Lucas Museum
Debbie Reams
Mount St Marys
Randall Ely
Mercedes Benz
Neal Goldman
Volks Wagon of
Downtown Los Angeles
Julius Monge
Chrysler Jeep Dodge
of Los Angeles
Dianne Lee
BYD
Steve Gibson
Figueroa Corridor Staff
Aaron Aulenta
Figueroa Corridor Staff
Katie Gibson
Figueroa Corridor Staff