ACBID

For more information on ACBID, such as BID Board Meetings, visit the BID website.

The Alameda Corridor Business Improvement District (ACBID) promotes a vibrant community in the Downtown Lakewood Business Corridor through thoughtful financial stewardship and strategic partnerships.

The Lakewood City Council established the ACBID by ordinance adopted on July 28, 2003 under the provisions of the Colorado Business Improvement District Act. The ACBID service area comprises of commercial property/business owners in Lakewood with boundaries adjacent to Alameda Avenue from Sheridan Blvd. to Carr Street on the north, and Sheridan to Allison Parkway on the south. Within the corridor, commercial property owners voted to tax themselves to make their community cleaner, safer, and more vibrant. Under the provisions of the Colorado Business Improvement District Act, the ACBID serves the public purposes of promoting the health, safety, prosperity, security, and general welfare of the people in the ACBID service area as well as the surrounding community.

The core vision of ACBID is to inspire a thriving business corridor where people desire to be!

The BID Operating Plan and Budget are driven by the following Core Values:

SUSTAINABILITY

Build and support a vibrant and sustainable corridor.

STEWARDSHIP

Provide careful and prudent stewardship of BID resources.

UNITY

Promote an inclusive and collaborative community of businesses, non-profits, governments, and residents to strengthen the bonds in the Lakewood Downtown Business Corridor.