The Casa de Oro Alliance is a California Public Benefit Nonprofit 501(C)(3) Corporation. It is a coalition of residents, business owners, landlords, faith based groups, law enforcement, school officials and community leaders whose mission is to revitalize Casa de Oro.
HISTORY
Many of our members have lived in Casa de Oro for decades and have watched the gradual deterioration of our neighborhood. In 2015 we came together to reshape the character of our community. The Alliance was formed through efforts from the Institute for Public Strategies (IPS) and the East County Youth Coalition. Both groups as well as local residents and business owners had serious concerns about the excessive number of high–risk businesses in Casa de Oro including liquor stores, smoke shops, illegal marijuana businesses, massage parlors, hookah lounges, and tattoo parlors. We have evolved over time and today our focus is on advancing a comprehensive revitalization plan for Casa de Oro.
VISION
Our vision is to create and maintain a historically rich, culturally diverse, thriving community that is attractive, safe, pedestrian-friendly, and a popular destination for dining, entertainment and shopping.
Contact Us
Address: P.O. Box 521 Spring Valley, CA 91976
E-Mail: casadeoroalliance@gmail.com
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CAMPO ROAD UPDATE / COMMUNITY WORKSHOP
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26th (6:00-7:00pm)
LOCATION:
Rancho San Diego Public Library, 11555 Via Rancho San Diego, El Cajon 92019
This is the next County community engagement workshop in the process to keep the public updated on the road design progress/process and to get your comments and feedback.
WORKSHOP OVERVIEW
During the workshop, attendees will review the design elements and provide comments and feedback.
PROJECT OVERVIEW
The County’s Planning and Development Services Department in partnership with the County’s Department of Public Works is developing preliminary engineering and design plans for the Campo Road Corridor Revitalization project. Current efforts are supported by grant funding and focus on outreach and engagement as well as the preliminary engineering design of roundabouts and enhanced bicycle, pedestrian, and roadway safety improvements. This is a key step toward improving safety and road conditions consistent with the Campo Road Specific Plan (document).
