Glendale, AZ - Community Partnerships

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City of Glendale - 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.

Services and programs offered through three divisions:

Neighborhood Partnership Office: 623/930-2868 \| More info>>
The Neighborhood Partnership Office offers a variety of programs and services to help keep our neighborhoods healthy and strong, while also building their capacity.
Community and Neighborhood Education Community Mediation & Conflict Resolution Community Volunteer Program Glendale University 101 HOA Training Academy Glendale University Graduate Classes	Neighborhood Newsletters Neighborhood Grants & Connection events Neighborhood Action Planning & Organizing Small Grants Program Public Participation Planning GIS-based neighborhood information system

Community Revitalization: 623/930-3670 \| More info>>
Community Revitalization provides funding to support direct services for residents through non-profits and other housing improvements, including:
Infill Housing – Habitat for Humanity Minor and Major Home Repair Program Roof Repair Program Replacement Housing Program Referrals to Non-Profit Agencies	CDBG funding for human services Information on foreclosure assistance Homeless Prevention Funding Housing Tax Credit Review

Community Housing: 623/930-2180 | More info>>

Community Housing provides safe, decent, sanitary housing for Glendale residents with very low to low incomes.

Public Housing

Section 8 Rental Assistance Program

Financial Self-Sufficiency Programs

Community Partnerships In the News

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA)
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) was signed into law by President Obama on February 17, 2009. For more information, click here.

Nominate Neighbors, Volunteers and Businesses for Annual Spark Awards by Friday, May 15
The Glendale Neighborhood Commission encourages residents to nominate a neighbor, volunteer, business, nonprofit or faith-based organization that has made a commitment to the Glendale community or helped to improve our neighborhoods. Read more

Follow the City of Glendale on Twitter!
Be the first to know about exciting happenings in Glendale through the city’s official Twitter page. Get the latest info online or via the phone by logging on and registering for Twitter at www.twitter.com/glendaleaz, the city’s official Twitter page. Read more

“Inside Secrets for HOAs”- HOA Budgeting and Reserves
Glendale residents, who live in homeowners associations, are encouraged to register now for this free seminar about HOA budgeting and establishing adequate financial reserves. The seminar is scheduled from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday, May 28 the City of Glendale Council Chambers (5850 W. Glendale Ave). Read more

Foreclosure Assistance and Information
Concerned about an abandoned home in your neighborhood?
Concerned about your mortgage or need foreclosure assistance?
New city Web page provides guidance to residents on these topics plus resource guides, downloads, contact info and more. Learn more

Glendale Assists Low Income Residents In Filing For Earned Income Tax Credits
The city of Glendale is partnering with the IRS, Arizona’s Department of Economic Security (DES) and AARP to encourage residents to learn more about the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and find out if they are eligible to apply. Read more

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

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 $5,000 donation from University of Phoenix for fiscal year 2008-09. The money will be used to conduct additional courses as part of the Glendale University (GU) program. Click here to learn more.