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Oak Park business leaders urge council to renew PBID, praise city support
Summary
Representatives of the Oak Park Business Association told the Sacramento City Council they support renewing the Oak Park Property-Based Improvement District, thanking city staff and volunteers for their role in the renewal effort.
Representatives of the Oak Park Business Association urged the Sacramento City Council to renew the Oak Park Property‑Based Improvement District (PBID), telling the council the district supports local businesses in neighborhoods facing economic challenges.
"Hemos logrado una renovación muy satisfactoria del PBID de Oak Park tras 10 años en la preparación," said Sean Rooney, speaking for the association and thanking staff and community partners for their support. Rooney read the names of board members and volunteers and highlighted coordination with city staff, including coordinator Susan Town and partner organizations such as Cívitas and Carson Lamb.
The group framed the PBID renewal as a local, volunteer‑driven effort to keep commercial corridors clean, safe and welcoming for customers and families. Rooney asked the council to approve the renewal on the consent calendar and thanked the city for staff support in the application and implementation process.
Background in the meeting record shows the council placed the Oak Park PBID renewal on the consent calendar; no prolonged debate appears in the transcript and public testimony at the meeting consisted of support statements from the business association.
