Community Improvement District Resources

This resource explains the use of CIDs in Missouri and provides links to CIDs around the state.

The City may designate a Community Improvement District (CID) to fund eligible commercial development project costs through imposition of a special sales tax up to two percent and/or the levy of special assessments. This website lists active CID projects, discusses policy, and provides access to reports and maps.

This report examines Georgia's CIDs and then compares them to another type of BID model used in Georgia, as well as BID entities in neighboring states.

This two-page fact sheet provides a quick overview of Georgia CIDs.

This legal briefing explains Georgia's CIDs as a financing tool.

The Perimeter Community Improvement Districts (PCIDs), representing both the Central (DeKalb) and Fulton Perimeter CIDs in Metropolitan Atlanta, are self-taxing districts that use additional property taxes to help accelerate needed transportation and infrastructure improvement projects. The PCIDs have contributed to several significant roadway improvements in the Metro Atlanta region, including the Ashford Dunwoody Diverging Diamond Interchange with I-295 and the I-285 / SR 400 Interchange Reconstruction.

This website provides news and information about the Buckhead Community Improvement District. Details and project information is provided.