The Central City Association of LA — an advocacy organization that represents the interests of over 300 businesses, trade associations and nonprofits — has introduced an action plan to revitalize Downtown LA through “quick, visible interventions” for improving public safety, cleanliness and vitality throughout the community.
The “Revive DTLA: An Urgent Recovery Plan for the Heart of Los Angeles” is a 90-day action plan that provides immediate steps for improving the economic and culture core of downtown. It was launched on Sept. 25.
“Downtown Los Angeles is hemorrhaging value — and with it, opportunity,” Central City Association President & CEO Nella McOsker said. “Recent years have delivered compounding blows to DTLA, from the pandemic to immigration raids, tariffs, and curfews. If we don’t come together and intervene now, we won’t just lose the core of our city, but the hundreds of millions of dollars it generates for the rest of LA.”…