The Fillmore Corridor is set for a potential transformation as community ambassador Ace announced plans to submit a letter of intent to take over the local parking garage. Speaking at a recent city commission meeting, Ace highlighted the ongoing challenges faced by the Fillmore area, particularly concerning the garage's financial struggles and the need for community engagement.

Ace, who has been involved in the Fillmore for nearly a decade, expressed gratitude for past redevelopment efforts but lamented the lack of community meetings with developers in recent years. He emphasized the importance of revitalizing the garage, which currently has 112 parking spots and is reportedly operating at a deficit.

In his proposal, Ace aims to establish a training program to manage the garage effectively, collaborating with local businesses to boost usage and revenue. He noted that funds had previously been allocated for the garage, suggesting that financial support could be available to facilitate this initiative.

The community's involvement and Ace's proactive approach signal a renewed focus on addressing the needs of the Fillmore Corridor, with hopes of fostering a more vibrant and economically sustainable neighborhood. The next steps will depend on the commission's response to Ace's forthcoming proposal.