ABOUT US
The DOWNTOWN EVANSVILLE - Economic Improvement District (EID) was formed by property owners in the core of Downtown Evansville in late 2017.
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 20+ signature events 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
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 Metropolitian Development Director
Stephanie Engelbrecht, Condominum Owner
Randy Hobson, 2nd Language
Anna Jordan, Ten Adams
Lucero Tennis Kieffer, Jackson Kelley
Wayne Kinney, Commercial Property Owner
Court Kull, Fifth Third Bank
Stacey McNeill, Tropicana Casino
Tresa Miller, Grateful Threads
Stephanie Morris, Condominum 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
Learn about us
EID Areas of Focus
EID Quick Facts
EID Boundaries
2019 Annual Report
Most recent financial statement: September October 2020 Financials
Most recent meeting minutes: November 13 Board Minutes