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News & Events
- Meetings and Events Calendar
July 30, 2010
- Free Literacy Screenings at Library
July 30, 2010
- City Seeks Proposals for Bio Research Lab
July 30, 2010
- Councilwoman Gets Seat on Airport Board
July 30, 2010
- District 3 Open Discussion for Business Owners
July 28, 2010
- College Depot Hosts Three Free Workshops
July 28, 2010
- Homeless Still Need Help Staying Cool
July 28, 2010
- School Crossing Guard Training in Phoenix
July 27, 2010
- Airport Bond Rating Among Highest in U.S.
July 26, 2010
Features
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Community Engagement and Outreach Hearings
The Phoenix Community Engagement and Outreach Task Force will be holding a series of public hearings and youth summits in August to take input from the community.
The group is working to develop and implement an action plan to increase confidence that Phoenix Police will treat all people with respect, dignity and professionalism More »
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Fall Recreation Program Registration Opens Aug. 7
New outdoors sports program options highlight the Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department’s fall program and classes, now viewable at phoenix.gov/parks.
In addition to a full collection of community center-based activities – everything from sports, dance, fine arts, and fitness – additional field-based sports such as t-ball, tennis, soccer are available. More »
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Non-Profits Sought to Run Shuttered Recreation Facilities
The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department is seeking area nonprofit organizations interested in operating and maintaining city facilities that have been closed due to budget reductions.
Over the next six months, the department will issue requests for proposals seeking organizations to operate and maintain more than a dozen shuttered facilities. More »
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Tips to Stay Safe and Hydrated in the Summer Heat
The city of Phoenix Emergency Management Program, in cooperation with the state, Maricopa County, and nonprofit and faith-based organizations, is prepared to take action to ensure the safety of its residents.
Find out how to stay safe this summer as well as help those less fortunate do the same. More »
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West Nile Virus Information
The Maricopa County Departments of Public Health and Environmental Services work closely to protect residents of Maricopa County against West Nile Virus (WNV).
Together both departments work to educate the public about what they can do to protect themselves and their family from contracting WNV. More »
Featured Photo
City Helps Seniors Stay Active
Phoenix operates 15 senior centers which provide people 60 years of age or older or adults with disabilities with nutrition programs, recreation and social activities, and educational opportunities. Here, a resident gets some hands-on computer instruction at the Adam Diaz Senior Center in West Phoenix.