Envision Broadway

"Strengthening Communities to Prevent Substance Use Disorder"

Join us in conversation with local residents, youth, and Broadway Businesses about the revitalization project.

Envision Broadway invites you to join our conversation on Community Mural Initiatives. The discussion will also include new ways to increase business by focusing on revitalization.

Food and beverages will be provided along with time for networking.

Sponsored by Envision Broadway and the Institute for Public Strategies.

Wednesday, March 29, 2023
5:30 p.m. – 7 p.m.
Hotel Milagro, 70 Broadway, Chula Vista, CA 91910

Sarah Boyer: sboyer@publicstrategies.org

The Gateway to Chula Vista Bayfront

Did you know that the Broadway corridor generates more sales tax revenue for the city than any other area does in Chula Vista? Yet, it is one of the most forgotten commercial zones.

At IPS South Bay, we recognize the role that economic investment plays in a community to increase safety and prevent substance abuse-related harm. We are proud to convene the Envision Broadway coalition.

Jovita Arellano IPS South Bay,
Program Manager

Envision Broadway Efforts
Facilitated by IPS South Bay:

Businesses Contacted

Forums Facilitated

Clean Up Events

Surveys Conducted

IPS South Bay is a recognized partner of Live Well San Diego and its vision is to create healthy and safe communities where residents can thrive. To achieve this goal, we address the community conditions that may contribute to substance use disorders in Chula Vista. As part of the Envision Broadway project, we empower community members to prioritize their needs and plan improvements that are necessary to the revitalization of this aging corridor. By increasing the economic vitality of this critical thoroughfare, we align with the Live Well vision of cultivating and maintaining a multi-cultural business district that promotes healthy choices and the highest quality of life.

What's New
with
Envision Broadway

IPS South Bay recently facilitated a virtual business mixer with guest speakers, Chula Vista Councilmembers Jill Galvez and Andrea Cardenas, and Chamber of Commerce CEO, Lisa Cohen. We talked about public safety, adult businesses, preventing alcohol and drug related harm to youth, economic vitality along the Broadway corridor, and new ways to increase business by focusing on revitalization. Right now, we are focused on involving Broadway business owners and other stakeholders in our revitalization committee.