OUR DISTRICT

Our Boundaries

The service area includes approximately three hundred thirteen (313) properties with one hundred fifty-eight (158) property owners. The DPBPBID boundary generally includes parcels along Del Paso Boulevard between Railroad Drive and Lampasas Avenue, and along Arden Way between the Sacramento Northern Bike Trail and the railroad crossing along Swanson Station.

Our Mission

To enhance and maintain the commercial vitality of Del Paso Boulevard by providing supplemental improvements, maintenance, and activities that go beyond city services. Through strategic partnerships and targeted initiatives, we ensure a clean, safe, and thriving business environment that directly benefits assessed parcels and supports economic growth.

Our Vision

To transform Del Paso Boulevard into a premier commercial corridor known for its well-maintained infrastructure, enhanced public spaces, and vibrant business community—creating a destination where property owners, businesses, and visitors can thrive.

Our Strategic Plan Key Priorities:

Safety, Security & Image Enhancement

Establish the S.A.F.E.T.Y. on the Blvd Committee to address crime concerns.
Fund private security patrols and coordinate with Sacramento Police.
Provide resources for business and property owners to report incidents.
Enhance the district’s image with daily litter clean-up, graffiti removal, and sidewalk maintenance.
Maintain public safety programs, including the ELERTS See Say app and security cameras.
Improve waste management and proactive maintenance efforts.
Conduct regular audits to track safety and cleanliness progress.

Advocacy & Economic Development

Safety, Security & Image Enhancement

Foster a diverse and thriving commercial base by attracting, supporting, and retaining businesses.
Provide resources and technical assistance to small businesses.
Develop KPIs to measure business growth and retention.
Advocate for property and business owners within DPBP boundaries.
Support district enhancement projects and economic development initiatives.
Represent DPBPBID interests in local government.
Establish long-term funding strategies for financial sustainability.

Marketing and Branding

Promote Del Paso Boulevard as a destination for arts, dining, and entertainment.
Increase visibility through targeted marketing campaigns and events.
Expand digital engagement strategies, including social media and online presence.

Stakeholder Engagement

Marketing and Branding

Build relationships with business owners, commercial property owners, and organizations to ensure inclusive and transparent decision-making.
Foster pride and participation in neighborhood revitalization efforts.
Establish a stakeholder advisory board to provide continuous feedback.

Ways to get to Old North Sacramento

Sacramento Light Rail

Bikes | eBikes | eScooters

With four Light Rail Stations in our business district, it's easy and convenient from all points to visit Old North Sacramento.

Swanston Station

Royal Oaks Station

Arden/Del Paso Station

Globe Station

Visit SacRT.com for full route information

Bikes | eBikes | eScooters

Sacramento Northern Bike Trail takes you right into Old North Sacramento.

The Jedediah Smith Memorial Trail from

Old Sacramento is a delightful ride

near the American River.

TrailLink is an online resource for Biking, Walking, and Hiking Trails

TrailLink.com

Sacramento RT Bus

Bikes | eBikes | eScooters

Sacramento RT Bus

Regional Transit

Bus Lines 13, 15, 22, 23, 88

run in our district.

Buses run 5 AM - 11 PM

Visit SacRT.com for full route and schedule information to plan your next visit.