About - Oak Park Business District

About the District.

The Oak Park Property & Business Improvement District (OPPBID) was created in 2016 by local property owners and approved by the Sacramento City Council for a ten-year period.

The district uses pooled resources to support things like marketing, events, maintenance, safety, and improvement projects in Oak Park. Similar districts across the U.S. have shown that this approach helps strengthen neighborhoods, support businesses, and improve property values.

District Boundary

The OPBD includes every commercially zoned parcel within the boundaries of the district, represented by two geographical zones. The first zone encompasses the area on Broadway from Alhambra Boulevard to La Solidad Way, Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard from Broadway to 9th Avenue, and any businesses within the intersections at 33rd Street and Broadway, 33rd Street and 5th Avenue, and 5th Avenue and Broadway. The second zone encompasses the area on 33rd Street from the 5th Avenue intersection to the 6th Avenue intersection, as well as the area on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard from 8th Avenue to 12th Avenue (a detailed district map is shown on the right).

Budget

The total annual budget for 2023 is an estimated $320,000.00. By mandate, the assessment funds shall be directed towards public safety, maintenance and economic development programs. The collected assessment will fluctuate from year to year, but program areas will remain for the duration of the district. For a copy of the budget, click here.