The Tenderloin Community Benefit District (TLCBD) works relentlessly to provide a clean and safe environment. Strong community partnerships and supportive collaboration with city agencies will create positive change in the Tenderloin neighborhood. Organization services are focused on implementing neighborhood improvements around the physical environment, economic development, and neighborhood pride.

Starting in 2005 a non-profit 501c3 was established collaboratively by community leaders and property owners. The city and neighborhood adopted the TLCBD management plan to work towards a mission of neighborhood improvement for all within the district boundaries.

A Board of Directors, made up of Tenderloin property owners, residents, business owners and other stakeholders oversees the management of the TLCBD. The full-time management team leads the day-to-day operations of TLCBD initiatives and programs including: maintenance and safe passage of our streets, coordination with City agencies, interaction with our valued residents, and business support services. Our Clean Team also ensures a positive experience for visitors and residents.

Non Profit

Tenderloin Community Benefit District

Kate Robinson

Alicia Seleska

John Mello

Jalil Turner

Greg Moore

Eric Rozell

Enrique Ovando

Dan Williams

Cyntia Salazar

The Engagement and Outreach Team at the Tenderloin Community Benefit District (TLCBD) spearheads efforts to foster strong relationships with community members, business owners, and local stakeholders. They work on coordinating inclusive community activities, forging impactful partnerships, and enhancing the visibility and effectiveness of neighborhood improvement initiatives. Their work involves organizing public events, managing communication channels, and ensuring continuous collaboration with city agencies to promote economic development and neighborhood pride.

Engagement and Outreach Team

Engagement and Outreach Team

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