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The Human Services Department is seeking parents with children from birth to two years old and pregnant women to participate in its Early Head Start program
The program offers comprehensive parenting and education services for low-income families in their home. More »
On Feb. 23, the Phoenix City Council approved a proposed change to the average combined water and sewer rate by a 7-2 vote.
The proposed rate change takes effect April 1, 2011, and will cost the the typical single-family customer about $2.21 more each month. More »
This popular monthly event, where cyclists, skateboarders and wheelchair users get to call the park roadways their own, will be held Feb. 27 at South Mountain Park/Preserve.
Silent Sunday promotes awareness of alternative modes of transportation and recreation and gives the preserve a day of rest from motor vehicle traffic. More»
Phoenix Public Library celebrates Teen Tech Week March 5 – 12 at library locations throughout the city.
This year's theme, “Mix & Mash @ your library,” encourages teens to stretch their skills in creative new applications of technology and to recognize that the library offers access to a wealth of non-print resources for education and recreation. More»
Phoenix has a long history of transparency in its financial matters, and City Manager David Cavazos is committed to continuing existing efforts in which to provide financial transparency to the public.
The City Manager is also committed to looking for new ways to continue fiscal transparency. More»
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New Eco-Friendly Facility Opens in Phoenix
City officials, including District 5 Councilman Claude Mattox (second from right), city staff and ALSCO’s board of directors recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to open the company’s new linen and uniforms cleaning services facility at 47th Avenue and Camelback Road. The facility uses state-of-the-art systems that use up to 63 percent less water than home laundering equipment.
