Downtown Evansville

 

The EID builds a more active and inclusive Downtown Evansville. We enhance resident, consumer, investor, worker and visitor experiences in Downtown Evansville.

We will be acknowledged as the most vibrant urban district in the region, filled with unparalleled opportunities in which to live, work, learn, dine, invest and play among great public spaces, happy people and thriving businesses. We will be a resilient neighborhood, which cares for its own, as well as one that drives individual, family, organizational, city-wide and regional growth, prosperity and development.

We act honestly and with transparency towards our property-owners, stakeholders and the broader community. We value everyone who is in our neighborhood. We choose quality over quantity; good design matters to us. We respect history and our historic buildings, while looking towards the future. We develop our people to be community leaders.

Our Areas of Focus

• Clean, Safe & Beautify: Litter removal, landscaping, contracting private law enforcement patrols, installing and funding holiday decor to create a more festive downtown, placemaking projects like Game Room Alley on the 300 block of Main Street and funding additional operating hours at United Caring Services for our neighbors experiencing homelessness 
• Events & Marketing: Host 60+ events and experiences annually and market Downtown as a destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment
• Business & Developer Recruitment: Connect with potential developers and host seminars on topics such as Opportunity Zones

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Board of Directors

Executive Committee

Phillip Roberts
Baird Wealth Management (Chair)

Brad Ellsworth
CenterPoint Energy (Vice Chair)

John Lamb
German American Bank (Treasurer)

Alyssia Oshodi
Neighborhood Association President (Secretary)

Jeff Justice
Hafer Design (Immediate Past Chair)                                  

Board Members
Scott Anderson
Commercial Property Owner

Kelley Coures
Department of Metropolitan Development Director

Stephanie Engelbrecht
Condominium Owner

Randy Hobson
2nd Language
                                       
Anna Jordan
Ten Adams 
                                                                        
Lucero Tennis Kieffer
Jackson Kelley

Wayne Kinney
Commercial Property Owner
                                                                                          
Stacey McNeill
Tropicana Casino   
                                                                                   
Tresa Miller
Grateful Threads   
                                                                                         
Stephanie Morris
Condominium Owner     
                                         
Johnathan Pope
YMCA 

Jared Smith
Doubletree by Hilton   
                               
Stephanie Terry
Children’s Museum of Evansville (cMoe)
              
Kendra Vanzo
Old National Bank       
                                                                            
Heather Vaught
River City Coffee & Goods                  

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Learn about us

EID Areas of Focus

EID Quick Facts

EID Boundaries

2020 Annual Report

2019 Annual Report

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Most recent financial statement:  March April 2021 Financials