| 1989: |
American Red Cross builds its new headquarters on Euclid Avenue. |
| 1988: |
Presidential Citation for Private Sector Initiatives given to Mort Mandel, Premier Industrial for leadership of MidTown Corridor.
Carnegie Avenue repaving project is completed. |
| 1987: |
MidTown’s Security Committee successfully petitioned for an anti-prostitution ordinance to create a safer neighborhood. |
| 1986: |
Published design guidelines manual to encourage high-quality exterior building improvements. |
| 1985: |
“Operation Pride” resulted in more than 100 visual quality improvements. |
| 1984: |
Upper Prospect Avenue is placed on National Register of Historic Places. |
| 1983: |
MidTown created its first “Dirty Dozen” list reporting, tracking and eliminating blighted buildings and properties.
MidTown stakeholders contributed funds to begin land banking of key properties. |
| 1982: |
MidTown Corridor founded by Mort Mandel, Tom Roulston and local business leaders. |
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