Albany Downtown Association - Albany, Oregon

Albany Downtown Association

La Albany Downtown Association (ADA) es una organización sin fines de lucro que se dedica al desarrollo económico del distrito centro de Albany, Oregon.

Con sede en 126 SW Ferry St, Albany, OR 97321, la ADA ofrece una variedad de servicios y actividades para fomentar el crecimiento y la revitalización del distrito.

Especialidades

Entre las especialidades de la ADA se encuentran:

• Organización de eventos y ferias
• Promoción del comercio local
• Mejora del entorno físico del distrito
• Apoyo a la comunidad local

Características

La ADA cuenta con:

• Un espacio de trabajo en el centro de la ciudad
• Un equipo de profesionales apasionados por el desarrollo económico
• Un enfoque en la sostenibilidad y la responsabilidad social

Ubicación

La ADA se encuentra en el corazón del distrito centro de Albany, a solo 126 SW Ferry St, Albany, OR 97321 del centro de la ciudad.

Información recomendada

Para más información sobre la ADA y sus actividades, visite su sitio web en albanydowntown.com o llame al 19282469 para obtener más detalles.

Puntos de interés

Algunos de los puntos de interés cercanos a la ADA incluyen:

• Onsite services
• Entrada y estacionamiento accesible para personas con discapacidad

Opiniones

La ADA ha recibido 11 reseñas en Google My Business, con una media de 3.5/5 estrellas.

Los comentarios de los clientes destacan la dedicación de la ADA a apoyar al comercio local y a fomentar la revitalización del distrito centro de Albany.

👍 Reviews of Albany Downtown Association

Oscar H.

5/5

The Albany Dowtown Association (ADA) has been a great supporter of our business. The ADA hosts informative workshops, puts together and promotes events in Downtown like Crazy Daze, The Christmas Parade, 1st Friday, and so much more. Annual projects like Downtown clean up, and the beautiful flower baskets are all due to the work of the ADA. Thanks for making a difference in Downtown Albany.

vannari M.

1/5

I wish there was a downtown bar scene. I and many others would spend time in town exploring shops if there was more to do and spaces to gather and hangout. The fact that the community refuses to invest into and consider future generation of property owners/tax payers says very little about their forward thinking. The younger generation might be more willing to stay and build families if they had fond memories of the downtown area building relationships and lifelong friends. No roots. No loyalty. No generational families. Just a fractured patchwork of strangers.

Hannah D.

5/5

My family and I have spent countless hours volunteering with the Albany Downtown Association (ADA) over the past 5 years with different events, committees, and I even serve on their board. Although they are a membership based organization, they work hard to promote and assist all of Downtown Albany and I have witnessed so much positive change and growth since we moved here in 2012. They offer a ton of resources and opportunities to their members. The ADA is responsible for movies in the park every summer, our Downtown Twice Around Parade ever winter, and many other events that bring our community together - all with only 2 paid employees! They are an organization that I am proud to volunteer with and be associated with and they make our area a great place to be for families.

gittedev

5/5

If I could give the Albany Downtown Association 100 stars I would. Having had a business in another state with absolutely no downtown association and having considered a nearby city where there was almost zero support from their association, I chose Albany because of the incredible support from the board and staff here.
It is always the responsibility of a business for its own success, but the events sponsored by the Downtown Association, the endless hours of work everyone puts in truly helps us small business owners. The open door policy and the opportunity to sound off ideas with other members is such a value to our community. Thank you so very much for caring about our success!

Corey H.

1/5

Maybe the Albany Downtown Association should look inward at how they can be better when a business owner has issues. Instead, your member intentionally deters business away from small business owners because they complained. As a member of the ADA, you should take these complaints to heart and be better, not bring down the business that complained. Absolutely disgusting.

Wyatt L.

1/5

The downtown association is to be operating a local event in the parking lot used by five tenants and six different businesses, kicking all of the vehicles owned by such residents and employees out to street parking. Granted they may be permitting them to use passes to avoid ticketing, some people are less fortunate, health-wise, than others and the extra walk from wherever there may be spaces available is an unnecessary added stress to daily operations (such as hauling groceries or items necessary for work). Threatening to ticket the tenants or employees of the buildings, or doing so in a broader sense by calling the local parkwise officers down to ticket a tenant in their place of living, is downright absurd. Regardless of if the building owner allowed it himself, there was less than a days notice to vacate the allotted premises. Not to mention the noise and influx of people that shall be within a glance of the entryway and peace of those that reside there. I am, personally, disappointed in this lack of communication or care, and feel for all those to be affected by lackluster planning of the council. Do better, there is no future in Albany if there is no care for those living here.

Nori R.

1/5

As a recent teansplant to the area i am beyond shocked and disgusted by the actions of the Downtown Albany Association. Instead of coming together and strengthening our community this buisness continued to employ someone who went on a harrassment campaign against a small downtown buisness. No one should conduct buisness this way or be associated with a person who has done this. Their actions caused irreparable damage to the local community.

Carmella K.

5/5

I love the variety of food and shops that is downtown Albany.