The fundamental Vision and Mission of the Salem Avenue Business Association (SABA) is to lead the revitalization of the Salem Avenue Corridor in Northwest Dayton.
- The Vision of the organization is to promote unity and investment in businesses, neighborhoods and institutions that create a vital local economy along the Salem Avenue “Peace Corridor” based on shared values of safety, prosperity and quality of life for all.
- The Mission of SABA is to re-establish Salem Avenue Peace Corridor as a destination for recreation, entertainment, goods/services, and a great place to live with a quality of life unmatched elsewhere in the Dayton Region.
THERE IS ONLY ONE SALEM AVENUE!
SABA will target specific long-term objectives to help commercial districts and residential neighborhoods to be a source of strength and balance.
- Promote and reinforce a vibrant, welcoming business district
- Create a pedestrian-friendly destination for consumer services, entertainment and social gatherings
- Engage local businesses, neighborhood residents, and community members in projects and initiatives to celebrate the re-imagined Salem Avenue Peace Corridor
- Assist for-profit businesses and non-profit organizations in achieving financial stability with valuable economic development opportunities.
WELCOME TO THE MOST INTERESTING COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY IN THE DAYTON REGION!
How unique is the Salem Avenue Peace Corridor community? Entering the southern gateway, you are greeted by the Peace Corridor gateway wall. A plaza at the southeast corner of Salem and Riverview Avenues commemorates the signing of the 1995 Dayton Peace Accords.
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Executive Director – Dayton Art Institute
GALLERY OF BUSINESSES, HOMES, AND ORGANIZATIONS
The rich history, the character, and the prominent residents who lived in the Salem Avenue corridor were instrumental in the early success of the business and residential neighborhoods. Community leaders with influence in politics, business, industry, music, and master architects who designed commercial and residential properties in the 12 neighborhoods, make Salem Avenue special for the 20,000 residents who live there today.