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Six PBIDs report increases in clean‑and‑safe activity and community programming to the board
Summary
Executive directors from six property and business improvement districts reported security, maintenance and outreach metrics—trash collected, security dispatches and new placemaking projects—and the board approved levies and annual reports for fiscal year 2026–27.
County staff recommended and the Board of Supervisors approved annual reports and assessments for six Property and Business Improvement Districts (PBIDs) covering Antelope, Arden‑Arcade, Carmichael, Florin Road, Fulton Avenue and Watt/80 Watt. Executive directors presented performance metrics and priorities including security dispatch counts, maintenance tonnage removed, and community events and brand/wayfinding programs.
Highlights included: the 80 Watt PBID reporting roughly 204 parcels and significant reductions in certain service calls after reallocation; Antelope PBID reporting an assessed budget of about $339,000 and regular security and maintenance activity; Carmichael and Florin Road PBIDs reporting tens of thousands of pounds of trash removed and many officer observations; and Fulton Avenue describing long‑running events and a modest assessment increase. PBID directors emphasized CPTED training for maintenance staff, camera and wayfinding projects, and partnerships with county departments for homeless outreach and safe‑stay programs. The board approved staff’s recommendation to adopt the annual reports and levy resolutions (item 48 passed 4–0, Supervisor Kennedy absent).
PBID directors asked for continued county coordination—particularly in data sharing on calls that would otherwise default to sheriff response—and several supervisors suggested follow‑up with economic development to analyze how PBID activity reduces demands on county services.
