FNDC Projects
TCC Playbook
Complete Streets Master Plan for Franklin Boulevard between Sutterville Road/12th Avenue and 38th Avenue. The project will provide a pedestrian, bicycle, vehicular, and transit friendly environment through improved roadway and streetscape designs. The results of this project will provide a framework for prioritizing future transportation investments and addressing mobility, safety, access, parking, street and landscape improvements along the project corridor.
Muertos Mercado- Franklin Markets
The Franklin Neighborhood Development Corporation (FNDC) is excited to announce its first market of the year, the Muertos Mercado. Join us on Sunday, October 22nd from 12pm - 4pm in the Franklin Center shopping plaza for a Dia de los Muertos Celebration.
Emprende Sacramento
Emprende Sacramento is a 10-week program comprised of sessions geared towards early-stage businesses or businesses with revenue under $1 million on core business concepts and practices. Each session guides businesses through important business principles such as market research, budgeting, digital marketing, and financial planning.
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Murals
In partnership with 916 Ink, the California Arts Council, and Sacramento State University are proud to create this public art project in South Sacramento on Franklin Blvd. These dozen murals will represent the culture, heritage, history and future of our district (Fruitridge to 12th Ave). The art celebrates the cultural history of the Blvd with large scale reproductions of posters made by the Royal Chicano Air Force, as well as custom installations created by local artists and former alumni of CSU Sacramento.
Food Trailers
In 2020, FNDC took delivery of food trailers to rent to our Latino/a Micro-enterprise Program graduates who are looking for an opportunity to enter the food industry without the high cost of signing a traditional lease. As we continue to look for opportunities to acquire land for a Mercado project and kitchen incubation space in the district, we are working in partnership with Alchemist Community Development Corporation and Sacramento County Supervisor Patrick Kennedy to rent these trailers at low cost, providing our minority entrepreneurs an affordable opportunity to grow their business.
