Your CBID

The Central Business Improvement District (CBID) was created in 1993 to undertake programs and services that government is unable to provide. Its core mission is to enhance downtown’s existing assets and bring more people to Downtown Knoxville to work, shop, live and play. The CBID ensures the downtown area is constantly renewed and improved, so that it continues to be an asset to future generations. The special assessment district covers approximately .67 square miles or 400 acres which includes the core of downtown from the Old City to Volunteer Landing and 11th Street to Hall of Fame Drive. However, the entire downtown is actually larger than the boundaries of CBID and extends approximately 400 city blocks.

 

CBID relies upon the energies and vision of community volunteers to develop and execute its plans and programs. An active board of directors and standing committees focus on four principal areas: development, marketing and events, security and parking/transportation.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Robyn Askew, Chair
Lewis, King, Krieg & Waldrop PC
raskew@lewisking.com 

 

Marshall Stair, Vice-Chair
Lewis, King, Krieg & Waldrop PC
mstair@lewisking.com

 

Matt Synowiez, Treasurer
msynowiez@yahoo.com

 

Brad Blackwell, Secretary
Wood Properties, Inc
bblackwell@woodpropertiesinc.com

 

Chad Boetger
BARBERMcMURRY architects
cboetger@bma1915.com

 

Alan Carmichael
Moxley Carmichael
acarmichael@moxleycarmichael.com 

 

Rick Emmett
City of Knoxville
remmett@cityofknoxville.org

 

Kevin Grimac
VF Corp.
kevingrimac@gmail.com 

 

Patrick Hunt
Modern Sprocket, LLC
patrick.hunt@modernsprocket.com

 

Representative Joe Armstrong, Ex-Officio
Senator Stacey Campfield, Ex-Officio

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