Beautification
City Wide Property Services
Stockton Blvd Partnership is excited to introduce City Wide Property Services as our new street maintenance vendor beginning January 2022.
Street maintenance services began under the leadership of City Wide, a local well-established property maintenance company. Bringing together a team of experienced professionals that have worked closely with the region’s largest property-based improvements districts.
Day porter services play a vital role in the day-to-day appearance of the district. While picking up trash and hazardous waste is top priority, they will also help monitor daily activity. Each team member will proactively report hazards, vandalism, or any other item that requires immediate attention. For safety and visibility, each day porter wears a vest while servicing the district. You may see the City Wide day porter out and about, please feel free to say hello!
Trash Can Installation
With the help of Sacramento Solid Waste Authority, new trash can receptacles were installed at each bus stop as well as various locations along the Blvd. This helps maintain our clean sidewalks and streets by giving pedestrians a place to discard trash.
Annual Keep Stockton Blvd Clean Event
Annually, the Stockton Boulevard Partnership partners with the Stockton Blvd Community Development Corporation to do a massive one day cleanup event for the Keep Stockton Blvd. Clean Event. With more than 100 volunteers we were able to trash and debris along the Stockton Blvd corridor.
Special thank to the SBP Staff, Starbucks, SMUD, Security and all the resident volunteers that came out to help this us this past April 22, 2023 on Earth Day!
Thank you to our Sponsors:
Sacramento County Supervisor Phil Serna – District 1
SMUD
Stockton Boulevard Community Development Corporation
Starbucks
Streetscape Improvements
Streetscape Improvements along the corridor brighten the Boulevards appearance. The Stockton Blvd project brought 100 new palms, new medians, curbs, gutters and sidewalks on both sides of Stockton all the way from Broadway to 65th Street. This landscaping project was funded by contributions from the City of Sacramento, Sacramento County, Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency, and the Stockton Boulevard Partnership.