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Community Partnerships Who We Are
A partnership of employees and community members working together to enhance the quality of life through civic education, housing assistance, housing rehabilitation, community volunteerism, affordable housing, neighborhood services, conflict resolution and neighborhood revitalization.
Community Partnerships In the News
Pioneer Neighborhood Dedicates Streetscape Improvements Funded By Neighborhood Grant
Neighbors living in the Pioneer Neighborhood, near 63rd Avenue and Country Gables Drive, have new streetscape improvements as the result of a neighborhood grant. The Citizen’s Advisory Commission on Neighborhoods awarded the funds to the neighbors. Read more
Nominate Now for 2008 Neighborhood Spark Awards
Nominate a “Spark” in your neighborhood! The Spark awards program was created in 2000 by the Citizens’ Advisory Commission on Neighborhoods to recognize neighborhoods, neighborhood leaders, businesses, faith-based organizations and/or community groups who have made a significant contribution to the betterment of Glendale’s neighborhoods. Read more
Instructor Receives MLK Award for Work with Community Housing Residents
Opal Evans, the coordinator of the Resident Opportunities and Self-Sufficiency (ROSS), received Glendale’s “Promoting Inclusiveness Award” at the 2008 Martin Luther King Unity Day luncheon.
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Arizona Taxpayers Benefit From AARP Tax-Aide
AARP Tax-Aide in Arizona announces that a tax-counseling service is being started at the R0SS Training Center located at the Cholla Complex, 5320 W. Maryland in Glendale. The AARP Tax-Aide Program will provide preparation of tax returns and the answering of questions free of charge for low–and middle-income individuals, with special attention given to those over 60. Read more
City Offers Free Civic Education For Residents
Check out what we have to offer through Glendale University and Glendale Homeowner Assocation Training Academy. Click here to learn more.
University Of Phoenix Sponsors Glendale’s Educational Outreach To Residents
Glendale’s program to provide residents with civic education will benefit by a $2,500 donation from University of Phoenix for fiscal year 2007-08. The money will be used to conduct additional courses as part of the Glendale University (GU) program. Click here to learn more.
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