Golden Triangle Publications
Each year, the Golden Triangle BID produces numerous publications to help promote the area and serve as useful resources for members. A number of Golden Triangle publications are available for download below. In addition, you can subscribe to the Golden Triangle's monthly e-newsletter or read past issues, and access a list of resourceful links to organizations the BID works with closely.
Publications for Download
Bicycling in the Golden Triangle
Cycling can be a great way to get around in the Golden Triangle. With more than 300 racks on the street, an artistic rack, and a SmartBike DC bike sharing location, it's easy to enjoy the benefits of biking in the central business district.
Annual Report 2009
Read all about what the Golden Triangle BID did to support its members and serve the community and learn more about the programs and promotions that took place in 2009.
Guide to the Golden Triangle
The Guide to the Golden Triangle is the official business directory for the Golden Triangle. Find more than 800 shops, restaurants, hotels and hot spots inside the Guide and get transportation information for DC’s Central Business District.
Map of the Golden Triangle
A map of the 43 blocks of the Golden Triangle BID shows the BID boundaries, directions to nearby attractions, Metro stations, parks, and building footprints. Use it as a quick reference guide to help you get around the neighborhood.
Public Safety Savvy Series
From street smarts to being smart about office safety, the BID’s Savvy Series contains tips on keeping people and valuables secure in an urban environment. The six-part series includes Ambassador, Outreach, Office, Environment, Street and Auto Savvy cards, keeping workers and visitors safety savvy in the Golden Triangle.
AmbassaDoor Service Card
AmbassaDoor Service Card, a Braille card printed in large type, describes the BID’s door-to-door Ambassador escort service from one Golden Triangle location to another.
What To Do When: Guide to Homeless Outreach in the Golden Triangle
With information on how to identify hypothermia, what constitutes aggressive panhandling, contact phone numbers and more, this publication will serve as a useful reference tool. Download the guide here or call the BID office for a hardcopy.




