New Management
September 7, 2011
On August 15th, the Downtown Brooklyn Partnership assumed management of the MetroTech BID’s programs and services. The Partnership, a non-profit local development corporation, also manages the programs and services of the other two Downtown Brooklyn BIDs: the Fulton Mall Improvement Association and the Court-Livingston-Schermerhorn BID.
The Partnership will provide a wide range of services for the businesses, merchants, residents and visitors within the MetroTech BID district. One of our primary responsibilities will continue to be daily supplemental sanitation services and landscaping services to ensure the area is clean and attractive. In addition, the MetroTech BID’s security services will be enhanced with the hiring of more security guards, to ensure that Downtown Brooklyn remains one of the safest neighborhoods in the City. MetroTech’s security team will continue to be led by Security Director Pete Coyne, who can be reached at 718-797-5996.
The Partnership and the BID will provide other services as well, including façade improvement and window display grants to local merchants; the ValueCard discount program; and shopping guides and other marketing services to promote shopping in the district. In addition, the Partnership actively assists property owners in attracting retail and commercial office tenants. The Partnership works with various City agencies to improve Downtown’s infrastructure and beautify its streetscape. And it continues to partner with all levels of government and local stakeholders to plan for the future growth of Downtown Brooklyn.
To better serve the MetroTech BID district, the Partnership is looking to fill a new full-time “Services Manager” position. Click here for the Services Manager job description. Once on board, this new staff member will focus exclusively on meeting the needs of MetroTech’s businesses, property owners, residents and other stakeholders.
If you have any concerns, suggestions or recommendations, please feel free to contact Michael Burke at the Downtown Brooklyn Partnership, at 718-403-1600 or email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it