The yellow shirted ambassadors hired to roam Downtown picked up 62,000 pounds of trash in the month of July. READ THE FULL ARTICLE FROM THE MINNAPOLIS DOWNTOWN JOURNAL.
A few people out on the promenade today are on the job. Downtown ambassadors in red shirts, khaki shorts and straw hats cruise up and down the sidewalks... SEE THE REST OF THE ARTICLE FROM THE SANTA MONICA DAILY PRESS
The first Monthly Snapshot of accomplishments delivered during the initial month of services by the newly formed Safety and Cleaning Ambassador Team has been releas... Read More...
Frederick. Doug. Connie. Pokeymon. They're people you pass every day without really seeing them.
Ravenstahl, officials make plans to spruce up convention center before the G-20. READ THE FULL ARTICLE FROM THE PITTSBURGH POST GAZETTE
Snapping photos of visitors posing with Mary Tyler Moore or keeping an eye on skateboarders and panhandlers are all in a day's work for the new green-shirted ambassadors of downtown Minneapolis. SEE THE FULL ARTICLE FROM THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR TRIBUNE
A new program is now in place to help make downtown Minneapolis safer and cleaner. SEE THE ENTIRE ARTICLE AND WATCH THE NEWSCLIP FROM KSTP-TV.
Recently, people in the tennis ball-green shirts have been spotted around town. They're the ambassadors -- part of a downtown Minneapolis makeover. READ THE ENTIRE ARTICLE AND SEE THE NEWSCLIP FROM WCCO-TV.
Every morning at 7 a.m., Kaynan Abdirahman puts on his signature neon polo, grabs his walkie-talkie and strolls the Downtown streets. He watches for suspicious acti... Read More...
Beauty is contagious, says Frank LaTorre, director of public space for the Downtown Improvement District. LaTorre’s workers, wearing the familiar yellow jackets, have planted flowers. READ THE ENTIRE ARTICLE FROM THE PROVIDENCE JOURNAL
