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DSA represents 1,700 members building a vibrant, healthy downtown. We are City Makers, and believe when downtown thrives, the whole city flourishes.
Downtown Seattle is the city’s epicenter of jobs and the region’s hub for arts, entertainment, professional sports and tourism. More than 106,000 residents now live in the center city. As our urban core evolves and emerges from the pandemic, the Downtown Seattle Association is here.
Through our regular events, we give members a range of ways to stay informed about important issues, network with other members, and meet key influencers and public officials. Our year-round public events and concerts in downtown parks are a great way to enjoy downtown!
DSA Board. Our volunteer Board of Directors brings a wealth of experience and passion to DSA. From professional services and retail to real estate and the arts, our board members represent a variety of businesses and nonprofit organizations. Several board members are also downtown Seattle residents. The board oversees the implementation of DSA ...
We’re always looking for talented individuals to help us foster a vibrant, thriving downtown for all. If you’re interested in joining the Downtown Seattle Association staff, please apply for one of our open positions below. The Downtown Seattle Association is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Member Subscription Preferences. Get the most out of your DSA membership. Sign up for exclusive DSA member communications. This includes information about issues, events, participation opportunities and our monthly newsletter.
Contact information for DSA, Commute Seattle, and the Metropolitan Improvement District.
Membership in DSA gives you access, influence and opportunity: access to member-only events, information, business experts and political leaders; a chance to influence critical public policy issues; and numerous opportunities to network and grow your business.
Downtown Seattle was the first American urban center to experience the impacts of COVID-19, enduring a sudden economic downturn. As downtown continues to evolve, DSA will publish a monthly Revitalization Dashboard examining key metrics.
In downtown, synthetic opioid-involved overdoses rose more than 63% in 2023 from the previous year. What’s more, the fentanyl epidemic has exacerbated challenges facing King County’s most vulnerable populations.