El Cajon Boulevard Infrastructure Projects Beginning in the 1980s, with the construction of landscaped center medians and The Boulevard sign, the El Cajon Boulevard Business Improvement Association has been working to bring resources to The Boulevard. In partnership with other community non-profits and government groups, millions...
The El Cajon Boulevard Business Improvement Association has overseen the Mid-City holiday bridge lighting project for most of its 30 year history. The seven bridge light program is a joint effort by the Adams Avenue, El Cajon Boulevard, North Park and City Heights Business Improvement Associations. Initiated in...
The El Cajon Boulevard Business Improvement Association has overseen the Mid-City holiday bridge lighting project for most of its 29 year history. The seven bridge light program is a joint effort by the Adams Avenue, El Cajon Boulevard, North Park and City Heights Business Improvement Associations. Initiated in...
Through our Landscape Maintenance District, eight new trees have been planted along The Boulevard. The locations are 3550 (1 Cassia); 4603 (3 Crape Myrtles); 4610 (1 Crape Myrtle); 5027 (2 Koelreuteria) and 5322 (1 Jacaranda). Studies have shown that shoppers in tree-lined commercial districts report more frequent shopping,...
Through a partnership with the Little Saigon Foundation, 8 pagoda roof trash cans have been installed in the Little Saigon District. The cans were supplied by the foundation and the installation and maintenance will be done through our Landscape Maintenance District. Four more cans are...
Double globe ornamental streetlights were installed at 24 locations along the North Park section of El Cajon Boulevard. The project was paid for with funding from the former North Park Redevelopment Area. The lights with be maintained through the Landscape Maintenance District. ...
In 2015, in a continuation of our streetlight program, 29 single acorn light standards were installed on four major side streets along El Cajon Boulevard. This includes 15 on Euclid Ave, 8 on 35th St, two on 44th street and four on 46th St. This project was...
To fill the void of lost neon signage, the spectacular Boulevard gateway sign was erected in 1989 to return to the glory of neon. City officials and local business leaders saw the sign as a major new landmark which would promote the Boulevard as a...