Downtown Development Program
Leadership for the downtown development program is provided by the Downtown Development Authority of Madison (DDA). Established in 1984 and reactivated in 1996, this active volunteer board works to enhance the economic vitality of Downtown Madison - the heart of the community. The DDA is a statutory, dependent authority registered with the Secretary of State and the Department of Community Affairs. Additionally, the board serves as the Economic Restructing Committee for the Madison Main Street Program. This civic board also works cooperatively with a local non-profit, Downtown Design & Development, Inc. (3-D) to offer preservation and revitilization services to downtown.
DDA DIRECTORS
Frances Armstrong, CH
Barbara Groover, VCH
Clifton Hanes
Joe Houston
Barry Lurey
Kevin Meeler
Georgeana Tamplin
s Inaugural Committee
s Past DDA Directors
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ORDINANCE:
General Statute 36-42-1, Local Resolution [3/12/84]
BOARD:
Downtown Development Authority of Madison (DDA)
MEETINGS:
3rd Tuesday of the month, 8:00 a.m.
1st Tuesday of the month, 8:00 a.m. (if called)
Madison City Hall Conference Room
DEVELOPMENT HIGHLIGHTS:
Walker Rose Lane Neighborhood
First Project & Developer Debut! Designed by: Hall Smith Design
Construction Management by: Whitsel Construction Services, Inc.
* Georgia Downtown Association Award-Winning - Infill Design Excellence
* Georgia Planning Association Award-Winning - Outstanding Historic Preservation Project
...visit Madison's newest in-town neighborhood - Walker Rose Lane - a downtown residential model on a small town scale.
 Downtown Facade Grant Program
Funding Provided by the DDA of Madison
A Downtown Design & Development (3-D), Inc. Program
...see the resulting change that this downtown investment incentive program has fostered during the last two years - 2002 Award List.
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