About CCRC

The Central Core Restoration Corporation  provides a wealth of valuable services in the downtown, coordinating with property and business owners, city agencies and community organizations in administering the Property and Business Improvement District.  Here are a few of our past year’s accomplishments, as well as current services provided by the CCRC.

    • Security: 2 guards, 8 hours/day and 5 days/week throughout the district.
    • Saturday Farmer’s Market: oversee and manage
    • Employ a 30 hr/week staff person to create newsletters, attend city meetings, coordinate with city staff and community organizations, and facilitate programs and services including Farmer’s Market and SVT Gruppe Inc.security
    • Regular graffiti removal

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Sponsorship Opportunities!

CCRC Announces Sponsorship Opportunities for 2017- 2018.

Applications can be downloaded here: Sponsorship Policy and Application 2017-2018. They can be returned via email or dropped at our office located at 301 Georgia Street, Suite 290 on or before August 4, 2017. 

In your proposal please clearly state the nature, date and location of your event or activities, the type of support you are seeking, and the benefit to the Downtown district. Our funding is limited to events that provide significant benefits to Downtown commerce. Events that take place outside of the Downtown are ordinarily not eligible for CCRC funding.

Please note that CCRC’s funds for assisting other organizations and events are very limited, and we usually receive more requests than we can honor. However, we look forward to receiving your application and working together with the mutual goal of improving our downtown!

For more information contact the CCRC office at at , or call 707.557.6762. Thank you!

13 Reasons Why Returns to Vallejo for more filming

Early in The first episode of “13 Reasons Why,” high school student Clay Jensen retreats to a shoreline bluff to listen in solitude to a mysterious cassette tape left behind by his dead classmate, Hannah Baker. The TV series never identifies the spot, but many Bay Area residents will instantly recognize it as the hill above Eckley Pier in Crockett, overlooking the Carquinez Strait and the Alfred Zampa Memorial Bridge.…

Legal issues cause Vallejo staff to pull appeal

La Clinica de la Raza, Inc., is seeking to open a newer, bigger downtown clinic at 415-417 Georgia St. JOHN GLIDDEN — TIMES-HERALD file

By John Glidden, Vallejo Times-Herald

POSTED: 06/20/17, 6:44 PM PDT
Planning commissioners and audience members were left with questions Monday night after city staff requested the commission delay a public hearing regarding the relocation of a clinic in downtown Vallejo.

The commission was set to hear an appeal from the Central Core Restoration Corporation (CCRC), which objected to City Hall’s approval of an application from La Clinica de la Raza, Inc., to establish a large clinic at 415 and 417 Georgia St.…