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Special Services District 2016 Ru� ���Ght� 813.221.3686 6/17/2016 12:05:29 PM 12:05:29 6/17/2016 1 2016_Special_Services_District_Brochure.indd Who We Are About the Special Services District The Tampa Downtown Partnership is a private, not-for-profit The Special Services District (SSD) is the longest operating Business 501(c)(6) organization. It is a membership organization comprised Improvement District in the State of Florida. It encompasses 760 of companies, organizations and individuals with a common goal of acres and 220 blocks. Since its inception in 1994, the SSD has advancing Downtown Tampa. provided services above and beyond the standard services provided by the City of Tampa. Through an annual contract with the City of Tampa, the Tampa TAMPA HEIGHTS Downtown Partnership administers the Special Services District. In CANOE RENTAL Funding for the SSD comes from a non ad valorem special addition to Tampa’s Downtown Guides and Clean Team, the Tampa assessment placed on property owners. This assessment is $1.10 per Downtown Partnership works to promote downtown through WATER WORKS PARK $1,000 in assessed value from the Hillsborough County Property FORD VE FORD FR T ORG T ORG marketing, communication, marketplace development, planning, RO T 4 TP T TP Appraiser’s office. In FY 2016, the SSD budget was $2,012,425.59 TO BLAKE transportation coordination, beautification, and placemaking. HIGH SCHOOL TH VE 25 VISION Y T EXIT 44 25 EXIT SCOTT ST 5 2D VE SCOTT ST ENCORE Tampa Downtown Partnership is the leader in fostering a vibrant, 1THT diverse 24-hour downtown neighborhood in which to learn, live, DOYLE CARLTON DR LAUREL ST SELMON CROSSTOWN EXPRESSWAY (TOLL) ORANGE ST JEFFERSON ST work, and play. T TP MARION NICK NUCCIO PKWY TRANSIT OAKLAWN PERRY HARVEY, SR CENTER CEMETARY PARK TO YBOR CITY E FORTUNE ST LAUREL ST ASHLEY DR THE BARRYMORE HRRO T HOTEL STREETCAR MISSION ULIAN B LANE RIVERFRONT PARK TO YBOR CITY ORTH BD ORTH ROYAL ST The strategic mission of the Tampa Downtown Partnership is to be W FORTUNE ST HARRISON ST ZACK ST NEBRASKA AVE UNION STATION N WC MACINNES PL HD DR THE PATEL HERMAN MASSEY AMTRAK the steward of Downtown Tampa, while cultivating effective public/ CONSERVATORY PARK TYLER ST FLORIDAN TGG T CHANNEL YBOR PALACE JEFFERSON ST private partnerships to facilitate catalytic physical and economic RESIDENCE INN GREYHOUND TAMPA DAVID A STRA, R MARRIOTT STATION EXIT CASS ST PIERCE ST 8 CHANNELSIDE PREPARATORY CENTER FOR THE TAMPA FIRE ACADEMY SCHOOL PERFORMING ARTS COURTYARD TAMPA DEPARTMENT DO VE MARRIOTT MORGAN ST development. 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Additionally, the Partnership provides up-to-date downtown downtown up-to-date provides Partnership the Additionally, issues. member businesses, build relationships, and a platform to voice key key voice to platform a and relationships, build businesses, member Membership provides opportunities to improve and promote promote and improve to opportunities provides Membership property owners, arts and cultural institutions, and individuals. individuals. and institutions, cultural and arts owners, property businesses, civic organizations, government agencies, downtown downtown agencies, government organizations, civic businesses, diverse stakeholders, including national corporations, locally owned owned locally corporations, national including stakeholders, diverse Tampa Downtown Partnership membership represents over 200 200 over represents membership Partnership Downtown Tampa Membership ......................... 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Keynote speakers deliver thoughtful thoughtful deliver speakers Keynote leadership. new Partnership’s Tampa Downtown Partnership Downtown Tampa signature event celebrates accomplishments, and inducts the the inducts and accomplishments, celebrates event signature ANNUAL MEETING & LUNCHEON & MEETING ANNUAL The Partnership’s Partnership’s The ............................ 813.267.2220 813.267.2220 Guides Downtown Tampa’s trends in their fields of expertise. expertise. of fields their in trends industry specialists who offer insight into local, regional, and national national and regional, local, into insight offer who specialists industry .............................................. 813.232.6805 Fire/Rescue Tampa urban issues. 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