About Downtown Fargo
We’re a 501C6 Non-Profit in North Dakota
The DCP’s commitment to downtown dates back to 1969 with the incorporation of the Fargo Park and Shop later becoming the Downtown Business Association. Over the years, the name changed to emphasize a more community approach to downtown revitalization. This mission was expanded beyond traditional retail and special events to take on development challenges facing downtown.
Major initiatives facilitated by the DCP over the years include the adoption of the North Dakota Renaissance Zone, the Broadway Streetscape Improvement Project, Railway Quiet Zone Project and most recently the development of North Dakota’s first Downtown Business Improvement District (BID).
Mission
The mission of the Downtown Community Partnership (DCP) is to bring together and support the businesses, promoters, advocates, and visionaries of historic Downtown Fargo and its future by connecting and partnering within our community and beyond.
Vision
Our Vision is to promote and expand the Downtown as the preferred destination with a strong sense of place filled with vibrant culture, art, and commerce. To be the signature destination that provides an extraordinary sense of place for those who call it home and a magnet for worldwide guests.
Meet Our Team
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Randy Meyer
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Melissa Rademacher
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Katelin Madsen
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Lora Larson
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Chris Schlepp
List of our Board Members
Josie Danz
Austin Morris
Warren Ackley
Jesse Helland
Ann Olson
Tom Smith
Kevin Riley
Josh Rohrer
Taya Spelhaug
Travis Koch
Tim Flakoll
Patrick McShane
Tami Norgard
Chair
Lee Dobrinz
1st Vice Chair
Michael Erickson
Secretary
Josh Rohrer
BID Advisor
Adrienne Olson
Non-Voting
City Commission
Dave Piepkorn
City Planning
Maegin Elshaug
Public Works
Mark Williams
FM CVB
Andi Thoreson
NDSU Student
Mason Rademacher
NDSU Student
Cale Dunwoody
The Arts Partnership
Dayna Del Val