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Centro San Antonio helps accommodate downtown's growing residential population, enhance its office and retail market, and position downtown as a premier convention and visitor destination through the efforts of the Public Improvement District.
Welcome to Centro San Antonio

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Please note: As of 1/22/10, the Amigos uniforms are yellow (formerly teal). Read the full press release in the news section.

Centro San Antonio helps accommodate downtown's growing residential population, enhance its office and retail market, and position downtown as a premier convention and visitor destination through the efforts of the Public Improvement District.

In 2000, Centro San Antonio Management Corporation launched Centro San Antonio-The Downtown Public Improvement District to provide services and improvements as a supplement to services provided by the City of San Antonio. These services are in the form of Ambassadors Amigos, Streetscaping Amigos and Maintenance Amigos


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WOAI features Amigos on News 4 at 5

May 13, 2010
Reporter Kristina Deleon took to the street to interview the "face of downtown," our Centro San Antonio Amigos. http://www.woai.com/news/local/story/Amigos-help-clean-up-Downtown/IfTjvN-JikG26__F6Nlw6A.cspx

The Palm to honor Centro San Antonio Amigos in celebration of National Tourism Week

May 10, 2010
In celebration of National Tourism Week, The Palm San Antonio will host the Centro San Antonio Amigos for lunch in appreciation of their dedication to making downtown a friendly destination for guests from near and far. While the Amigos are invited to dine al fresco, they will be looked over by not only The Palm’s attentive staff but the smiling “faces” of San Antonio’s leading businessmen, politicians and celebrities whose caricatures line the restaurant’s famed walls. Often called “the face of San Antonio,” themselves, the workforce of more than 65 Amigos provide a host of services that improve downtown through the Ambassador, Streetscaping, and Maintenance programs.

Express-News: Downtown might come alive

Feb 8, 2010
For at least 30 years, San Antonio has been vexed by a frustrating problem: The river that runs through the heart of the city has flourished with development, much of it aimed at tourists, while efforts to attract retail spaces, housing and offices to the street level have largely failed.
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