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October 9, 2026
Cactus District Weekly Update
| | 🌵 Let’s Stick Together… on Facebook and Instagram! 🌵 | | |
Wishing everyone a wonderful and safe weekend as we celebrate these accomplishments and keep working together to support the people and programs that make Glendale shine.
Councilmember Lupe Conchas
| | 20 years ago, the doors to this Glendale gem swung open, and generations of families have been making memories ever since. From kids learning to swim and climbing the rock wall to adults making lifelong friends, the Foothills Recreation and Aquatics Center (FRAC) has been a place to connect and grow. FRAC recently celebrated 20 years with a Roaring '20s bash. | | | | Click below for game-day parking details, including parking maps, clear-bag policy, and tailgating information. | | WHERE IS COUNCILMAN CONCHAS? | | | | |
This week, I attended the Palm Shadows Mobile Home Park Association's monthly resident meeting to build excitement for the upcoming GAIN night.
I also gave updates regarding public safety, fire, water, homelessness, housing, heat relief, and traffic and speeding enforcement.
It's always a pleasure to spend time with the residents of Palm Shadows.
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HAPPENING TOMORROW!
Something BIG is coming to Glendale!
Mark your calendar for the Glendale Fire Prevention Fair — a morning designed to help your family learn, practice, and connect with the people who help keep our community safe.
- Get up close with fire trucks & equipment
- Try your hand at fire extinguisher training
- Learn Hands-Only CPR
- Pick up practical fire & home safety tips
- Connect with local safety partners
- Enjoy complimentary refreshments, sponsored by Councilmember Tolmachoff
- More details coming soon — but for now, save the date!
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Our Transportation Right-of-Way crew recently tackled a GlendaleOne service request for the Patrick Lane channel, a half-mile stretch that hadn’t seen maintenance in years. With no equipment access and temperatures near 110°F, the team completed the cleanup entirely by hand—removing thick vegetation, weeds, and small trees. Their dedication restored the channel to a safer, cleaner state.
Thank you to our hardworking crew for their commitment to Glendale’s neighborhoods!
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Stay safe this Halloween and remember to use your head before your feet when crossing the street!
Children are four times more likely to be hit by a car on Halloween night than any other night of the year. Let’s ensure everyone has a fun and safe evening by taking extra precautions. Wear brightly colored costumes and incorporate reflective material into your costume and trick-or-treat bag so you can BE SAFE & BE SEEN!
The Glendale Transportation Department is offering FREE "BE SAFE, BE SEEN" reflective Trick-Or-Treat bags and safety tips at all Glendale Public Library locations throughout the month of October. Visit your local Glendale Library today, while supplies last!
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The FY2027-2028 grant cycle will open and begin accepting applications starting at 8:00 am this Thursday, October 15, 2026.
The City will accept applications from qualified agencies whose primary mission is to serve low- to moderate-income and vulnerable populations, including seniors, individuals with disabilities, youth transitioning out of foster care, and similar groups.
For more information, please visit:
https://ow.ly/2MCy50ZTKL5
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Glendale Recycles Day
In recognition of America Recycles Day, which will be celebrated on Sunday, November 15, and is designed to promote waste reduction and recycling education throughout our community, the City of Glendale's Solid Waste & Recycling Division is hosting Glendale Recycles Day on Saturday, November 14, at Raymond S. Kellis High School. This event will provide residents with a convenient opportunity to responsibly recycle, reuse, or securely dispose of materials that should not go into their curbside recycling containers.
In addition, the event supports the City's ongoing efforts to reduce recycling contamination and keep potentially hazardous lithium-ion batteries out of our collection trucks and facilities.
Event Details
- Saturday, November 14, 2026
- 8:00–11:00 a.m.
- Raymond S. Kellis High School
- 8990 W. Orangewood Ave., Glendale, AZ 85305
- Drive-through event – residents will remain in their vehicles
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Residents will be able to bring:
- Lithium-ion rechargeable batteries (2 lbs. or less and removed from devices)
- Cell phones (donated to the Glendale Advocacy Center to support domestic violence victims)
- E-waste (no TVs or appliances)
- Gently used clothing (donated to Vineyard Church’s clothing bank for reuse)
- Documents for on-site shredding (limit of 3 banker boxes per vehicle)
We are excited to hold the event at Raymond S. Kellis High School, with Kellis DECA students volunteering alongside City staff. This gives local students an opportunity to participate in community service while learning more about recycling, waste reduction, and sustainability.
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Keeping your home safe starts with knowing where the risks are.
The Glendale Fire Department’s Fire & Home Safety Program provides homeowners and renters with education, resources, and practical feedback to help reduce fire and injury risks throughout the home.
Our Community Risk Reduction Team can evaluate your home and provide guidance on:
- Fire extinguishers
- Slips and fall hazards
- Emergency exits
- Smoke alarms
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Home Safety Starts at Home
The Glendale Fire Department’s Home Safety for Seniors Program helps older adults and individuals with special needs live more safely and independently in their homes.
Through our Residential Lockbox Program, qualifying Glendale residents can receive a free residential lockbox, giving emergency responders secure access to the home when an occupant is unable to open the door.
Residents may qualify if they:
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- Are 62 or older, or have a special need or disability
- Live in the City of Glendale
- Live alone with a chronic illness, are at risk of falling, or have a history of emergency calls
- Are referred by Glendale Fire or Police
- Information associated with each lockbox is securely maintained within Glendale’s emergency dispatch system so responding Fire and Police personnel have the information they need when seconds matter.
Learn more or submit a request here: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share...
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Battery and phone charging safety starts at home.
Something as simple as where and how you charge your phone can make a big difference in preventing fires. Use approved chargers, charge devices on a hard flat surface, keep phones and batteries off beds and couches, avoid overloading outlets, and replace damaged cords or swollen batteries right away.
If your device gets hot while charging, unplug it and inspect it before using it again. Small safety habits help protect your home and your family.
| | We’re looking for volunteers to take part in a special series of community tree‑planting events celebrating America’s semi‑quincentennial anniversary, 250 years of shared history, community, and progress. We would love to have you join us in planting a greener future for Glendale. If you’re interested in volunteering, sign up through our volunteer portal, Plant 250. | | LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NEWS | | | | |
Fall Break in GUHSD
All Glendale Union High School District schools will be closed from October 12 to October 16 for fall break.
School offices will be open from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM, Monday through Friday.
The GUHSD Administrative Office will remain open during regular business hours.
GUHSD looks forward to welcoming students and staff back when classes resume on Monday, October 19.
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Glendale Union High School District
The Glendale Union High School District will host its annual Marching Band Exhibition on November 2 at Glendale Community College, starting at 6:30 p.m.
This free, open-to-the-public event will showcase performances from student musicians representing Apollo, Cortez, Glendale, Greenway, Independence, Moon Valley, Sunnyslope, Thunderbird, and Washington High Schools.
Attendees will enjoy a night of music and school spirit as GUHSD bands present their 2026 season shows.
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Are you looking for a rewarding career? Join the Washington Elementary School District's upcoming Job Fair on Saturday, November 7, from 8:30 to 11:00 AM at the District Administrative Center, located at 4650 W. Sweetwater Ave.
In-person interviews will be held for a variety of positions, including:
- Special Education Teachers
- Bus Drivers (FREE CDL Training)
- Paraprofessionals
- KidSpace Instructors & Assistants
Student teachers: Get paid while gaining valuable experience! Stop by the Job Fair to learn how!
Interviews are in person only, and the computer lab will be available for anyone who needs help applying.
| | Check out the Fall 2026 GESD System of Care Food Distribution schedule! See below for upcoming dates. | | DESERT DIAMOND ARENA EVENTS | | For more information about Desert Diamond Events, click here. | | GLENDALE COMMUNITY EVENTS | | Celebrate the Fall Season in Historic Downtown Glendale at the 32nd Annual Front Porch Festival & Old Towne Marketplace TOMORROW, Saturday, October 10. | | |
Many shops and eateries throughout the Historic Catlin Court and Old Towne Districts have special fall-themed activities planned for the day, including themed make-and-take crafts, seasonal flavored menu items, specialty tea experiences, and Autumn-inspired gifts and décor. Experienced artisans, emerging makers, and specialty crafters will have displays and live art demonstrations throughout the area.
Returning this year, enjoy the much-anticipated Scarecrow Stroll, where you can spot uniquely decorated seasonal scarecrows on display at the front doors and porches of many shops and eateries. You can also begin (or add to) the Downtown Glendale Charm Bracelet featuring an Autumn-themed charm.
For more information, visit www.visitdowntownglendale.com or call 623-299-2060.
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Curious about a career in healthcare? Come explore what’s possible!
Join the Glendale Chamber Workforce Development Committee for Inside the Industry: Healthcare, a free career exploration event connecting you with healthcare professionals, educators, and organizations.
Tuesday, October 13, 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Meet nurses, physicians, pharmacists, allied health professionals, administrators, and representatives from Arizona State University, West-MEC, Estrella Mountain Community College, Glendale Community College, and more.
Whether you’re a student, job seeker, career changer, or just curious-come connect, explore, and get inspired!
RSVP below:
https://chamberorganizer.com/Calendar/moreinfo.php...
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Get ready to sip, paint, and enjoy live music in the heart of downtown Glendale. The City of Glendale’s Office of Arts & Culture is excited to introduce Masterpieces & Margaritas, a fresh take on the classic paint-and-sip experience, taking place Saturday, October 17, from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Murphy Park and the E. Lowell Rogers Amphitheater.
Designed to bring people together through art, music, and community, Masterpieces & Margaritas invites the community to gather for an evening of creativity and connection. Enjoy free, guided painting led by professional artists in Murphy Park, then unwind with margaritas and beer for purchase while enjoying live entertainment in the amphitheater. Food trucks will also be available along Glenn Drive.
For more information, please visit Glendaleaz.gov/Explore/Arts-Culture.
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Remember and Honor
The Glendale Fire Department and Glendale Police Department invite our community to join us for the Public Safety Salute to Service as we honor the fallen members of our departments.
This solemn joint ceremony recognizes the dedication, courage, and service of those who devoted their lives to protecting the Glendale community.
Thursday, October 22, 2026
10:00 AM
City of Glendale Public Safety Memorial
5750 W. Glenn Drive
Glendale, AZ 85301
Please join us as we come together to remember their service, honor their sacrifice, and preserve their legacy.
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The Glendale Police Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration are offering residents a safe, convenient way to dispose of expired, unwanted, or unused pharmaceutical substances on Saturday, October 24. ONLY controlled, non-controlled, and over-the-counter pills, tablets, and capsules will be accepted. The event is located in the front parking lot of the Glendale Adult Center. | | |
October is packed with spooky surprises and community fun from Glendale Parks and Recreation. Brew up some mischief at Halloween Potion Making, test your engineering skills at the Egg Drop Challenge, and dance it out at the Zumba Pink Dance Party.
Visit calendar.glendaleaz.gov for the full schedule and to register.
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🌳 Discover Your Next Outdoor Adventure
Looking for a new park to explore in Glendale? Whether you're planning a family picnic, a morning walk, or a weekend game of basketball, the Park Finder tool makes it easy to locate parks, trails, and recreation facilities near you.
Check it out and find your perfect spot to play, relax, and connect with nature: Glendale Park Finder
| | FALL/WINTER 2026 EDITION OF THE GLENDALE @PLAY RECREATION MAGAZINE | | | | |
THE FALL/WINTER GLENDALE @PLAY RECREATION MAGAZINE IS HERE! 🍂❄️
From now through December, you'll find something for everyone. Don't miss your chance to discover new programs, reconnect with old favorites, and make the most of the season. Browse the magazine, find your next adventure, and register early for the best selection of classes and activities.
Check it out today! VIEW IT HERE
We’re asking readers to subscribe by providing their email and mailing address. This helps us stay connected with those who want to stay active, informed, and involved in all things Glendale Parks and Recreation!
SUBSCRIBE HERE
| | Looking for more to do in Glendale? Click Here for the Parks and Recreation calendar.🗓️ | | | | |
GLENDALE'S COMMUNITY CENTERS
Our community centers offer a welcoming place for all ages to learn, play, stay active, and connect with others. Our programs include activities for young children and families, after-school and teen programs, fitness and recreation opportunities, educational classes, and social activities for adults and seniors.
Whether you’re looking to try something new, meet new people, or spend time with family, there’s something for everyone. Stop by your neighborhood community center and see what’s happening!
More info on our centers HERE.
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SO MUCH HAPPENS AT THE GLENDALE ADULT CENTER
📍5970 W. Brown St.
This membership-based facility for those 18 and older offers fitness, recreation, wellness, and social activities, including a fitness room, computer lab, billiards, lapidary, and even ceramics.
Not a member? Day passes are available for just $2.
Check out all they offer HERE
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RACQUETBALL LEAGUES
Stay active, sharpen your racquetball skills, and enjoy some friendly competition! Meet players at your skill level, challenge yourself, and have fun on the court. New players are always welcome!
BEGINNER / INTERMEDIATE
Tuesdays, October 13 - December 1
5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
ADVANCED
Wednesdays, October 14 - December 9
5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
📍Foothills Recreation & Aquatics Center
5600 W. Union Hills Drive
Fee: Resident: $25; Non-Resident: $35
Ages: 18+
REGISTER HERE
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MOVIE & MAKE IT
🗓️Friday, October 16
🕛4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
📍Rose Lane Community Center
5003 W Marlette Ave
Fee: $0
Ages: 10-15
Kick back with a movie and get creative! Join us for an afternoon of entertainment, creativity, snacks, and good vibes.
REGISTER HERE
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LIGHTS ON AFTERSCHOOL
🗓️Thursday, October 22
🕛5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
📍Glendale Community Center
📍Rose Lane Community Center
📍O'Neil Recreation Center
Fee: $0
All Ages
Join us for Lights On Afterschool! Come learn more about our Afterschool Program while enjoying hands-on activities, family fun and a chance to see what makes our program a great place for kids to learn, play and grow.
MORE INFO HERE
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FAMILY PUMPKIN PAINT NIGHT
🗓️Friday, October 23
🕛5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
📍Foothills Recreation & Aquatics Center
5600 W. Union Hills Drive
Fee: $5
Ages: 3+
Get into the Halloween spirit with a fun and festive Pumpkin Paint Night at Foothills Recreation and Aquatics Center! Bring your own pumpkin and let your creativity take over. 🎨👻
We’ll provide the paints and brushes—you bring the pumpkin and your imagination!
REGISTER HERE
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SPEED PUZZLE COMPETITION
🗓️Saturday, October 24
🕛9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
📍O'Neil Recreation Center
6448 W Missouri Ave
Fee: $0
Ages: 18+
🧩 Ready, set… PUZZLE! ⏱️
Grab your puzzling pals and put your teamwork to the test at our FREE Speed Puzzle Competition! Teams will race against the clock to complete a mystery puzzle in a variety of timed competitions.
FREE REGISTRATION HERE
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HALLOWEEN BASH AT O'NEIL
🗓️Friday, October 30
🕛5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
📍O'Neil Recreation Center
6448 W Missouri Ave
Fee: $0
All ages
Bring your little ghouls, superheroes, and princesses out for a night of spooky family fun, filled with costumes, candy, games, and festive surprises around every corner.
REGISTER HERE
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🎣 HOOK A KID ON FISHING
🗓️Saturday, October 31
🕛7:00 AM - 10:00 AM
📍Heroes Regional Park
8162 W Bethany Home Rd.
Fee: $0
All Ages
Join us for a great morning outdoors and discover the fun of fishing. Whether it’s your first time casting a line or you’re already a fishing fan, all ages are welcome!
🐟 Ages 10–17: Registration is required and includes a FREE fishing license.
🐠 Under age 10: No registration needed—just show up and join the fun!
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Grab the family and come make some reel memories with us! 🎣😄
REGISTER HERE
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DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS
🗓️Saturday, October 31
🕛10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍O'Neil Recreation Center
6448 W Missouri Ave
Fee: $0
All Ages
Join us in celebrating Día de los Muertos with flower crowns, mini ofrendas, face painting, and more! Guests are encouraged to join in the spirit of the celebration by dressing as El Catrín or La Catrina.
REGISTER HERE
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Rec2Careers will empower participants to explore college and trade pathways through recreation, volunteering, and hands-on technology experiences by building real-world skills, confidence, and career readiness.
📅Every other Tuesday, now through December 15
⏲️6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
📍O'Neil Recreation Center
6448 W Missouri Ave
Fee: $0
Ages: 14-19
REGISTER HERE
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CRAFTY SATURDAYS AT O'NEIL
🗓️Saturdays
🕛10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍O'Neil Recreation Center
6448 W Missouri Ave
Fee: $0
All ages
Join us every Saturday for a fun craft or art project - with free supplies provided!
REGISTER HERE
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ENGLISH CONVERSATION CLASSES
🗓️Mondays, Tuesdays, or Wednesdays
📍O'Neil Recreation Center
6448 W Missouri Ave
Fee: $0
Ages: 18+
Learn and expand your speaking skills in this English language class. This class will focus on listening and conversational skills.
REGISTER HERE
| | GLENDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY EVENTS | | | | |
Staff Learning & Development Day Closure
All Glendale Public Library locations will be closed for Staff Learning & Development Day on Monday, October 12. No items will be due that day, but library book drops will remain open.
Remember, our Digital Library is open 24/7!
We appreciate your understanding as we take this time to strengthen our team and enhance the quality of services we provide.
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Fright Fight
October 1 – October 31
Heroes Regional Park Library
It’s time for the ultimate showdown of screams! Stop by the Teen Space and vote each week in our Fright Fight bracket as your favorite horror characters go head-to-head. Who will survive until the end? Ages 12-18.
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Fall into October at the Glendale Public Library!
From a Día de Muertos community altar and Halloween ComicFest to teen gaming tournaments and spooky story times, there's something for everyone this month at Main, Foothills, Heroes Regional Park, and the Glendale Civic Center.
Full schedule and details: calendar.glendaleaz.gov
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ABCs of Medicare
Thursday, October 15
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Main Library
Navigating Medicare doesn't have to be confusing. Join licensed Medicare specialists Sonia and Angie, known as The Sister Brokers, for an interactive, educational presentation that breaks down Medicare in a fun, easy-to-understand way.
Through engaging activities, real-life examples, and a welcoming, no-pressure atmosphere, you'll gain the knowledge and confidence to make informed Medicare decisions.
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Thursday, October 15
6:00 PM – 7:15 PM
Heroes Regional Park Library
Why are we drawn to such places as the Grand Canyon? Why are people moved to travel from all around the world to visit and explore them? In this presentation, we will discuss people’s relationship with the natural landscape with a particular focus on some of Arizona’s most iconic locations. What are the ethical implications of our encounters with these natural wonders? What can philosophy teach us about the interaction between humanity, beauty, and sublime nature? Presenter Matthew Goodwin has a Ph.D. in philosophy and is the co-founder of Sedona Philosophy, which offers guided hikes and retreats. This program is produced in partnership with Arizona Humanities.
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Spooky, scary skeletons abound! From Halloween ComicFest @ the Glendale Civic Center on October 17 to Heroes of Halloween on October 29, we've got over 20 happy hauntings ready to go.
The next edition of Library Insider will be packed with pumpkin spice, but for now, here's a peek at all the treats we have planned!
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Velma Teague Library Temporarily Moved to the Civic Center Annex
While the Velma Teague Library building is closed for repairs, our great events for all ages are still taking place at the nearby Civic Center Annex (5752 W. Glenn Dr.), right in the heart of downtown. Please check our online calendar for this location's programming hours and information.
You can still access library materials and computers at our Main Library (5959 W. Brown St.), located just three miles north on 59th Ave. The free GUS Bus can even take you there from downtown.
We're also working to make the Civic Center Annex a temporary full-service library location before the end of the year. Stay up to date with all the latest developments on our website and in our Library Insider newsletter.
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🎟️ Explore Arizona’s Cultural Gems with a Glendale Culture Pass
Looking for a fun and affordable way to experience Arizona’s rich cultural scene? The City of Glendale’s Culture Pass program lets you check out free admission for two to participating museums, botanical gardens, and other cultural venues across the Valley.
Simply visit any Glendale library location, choose a pass from the Culture Pass display, and check it out at the service desk. Passes are available on a first-come, first-served basis and are valid for seven days, with a limit of two per month per person.
Whether you're planning a weekend outing or looking to explore something new, Culture Passes are a great way to connect with the arts, history, and nature—without spending a dime.
Learn more and explore available passes by visiting the Glendale Culture Pass page.
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Beware of Scammers!
The Glendale Public Library will never call, text, or email you to collect payment for fees.
If you owe a fee, you’ll receive a printed notice by mail.
Not sure about your account? Check it anytime at library.glendaleaz.gov or through the Glendale Library app.
Stay safe and scam-aware!
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Library FUN!
Discover the App that Makes Life Easier
Discover everything the Glendale Public Library has to offer, right from your phone or tablet! The Glendale Library mobile app makes it easy to search the catalog, manage your account, access digital resources, and stay connected with library events and services.
From storytime to workshops and fun activities, there's something for everyone. Download now and take the library with you!
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Monthly Bulk Trash Service
For large items that don’t fit in your garbage bin, including furniture, appliances, tree limbs, and brush.
WHEN TO PLACE ITEMS OUT:
- No earlier than 6 a.m. Thursday before service week
- No later than 6 a.m. Monday of service week
- Violations = No pickup, and items must be removed until next month
Do’s:
- Place items within 4 ft of the sidewalk, neatly stacked
- Max item length: 4 ft (except bulky items like couches)
- Glass: Boxed (2x2x2 ft), taped & labeled “glass.”
- Refrigerators: $25 fee, call 623-930-2660 for pickup
Dont's:
- No construction debris, dirt, rocks, hazardous waste, tires, or styrofoam
- Don’t block containers, meters, hydrants, or walls (keep 2 ft clearance)
- Don’t stack piles over 6 ft high
- Don’t park within 10 ft of piles
- No trash in alleys
Service may be denied for safety or health hazards.
| | CITY NEWS & STREET REPAIR UPDATES | | | | |
The City of Glendale's 2025 Water Quality Report is now available!
Check it out online at www.glendaleaz.gov/2025ccr or request a free report by mail by calling 623-930-4177.
Printed copies are available at all Glendale Public Library locations. The Water Services Department conducts daily tests to ensure the city’s residents and businesses have access to safe drinking water.
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Calling all Glendale water customers! Did you know that the City of Glendale offers water conservation rebates to help offset the cost of water-efficiency upgrades? Did you know you can receive rebates of up to $3,000 for landscape updates?
The City of Glendale also offers a rebate of up to $200 for the replacement of older, inefficient clothes washers or toilets.
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¿Quieres ahorrar dinero mientras ayudas al planeta? 🌍
💧¡Llamando a todos los clientes de agua de Glendale! ¿Sabías que la ciudad de Glendale ofrece reembolsos por la conservación del agua para ayudar a compensar el costo de las mejoras de eficiencia hídrica? ¿Sabías que puedes recibir reembolsos de hasta $3,000 por mejoras en tu jardín?
Ahorra dinero y contribuye a la conservación del agua.
Visita www.GlendaleAZ.gov/Rebates para más información.
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Pavement Management Program
(PMP) Activities
The Glendale Pavement Management website provides details on the current schedule, process, impacts, and frequently asked questions for pavement management activities.
If you have any questions or would like further information, please call the 24/7 Project Hotline at 602-532-6250.
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Cactus District (As of Thu., 10/08/26):
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City staff is currently and actively pursuing commitments and schedules from our contractors to address the remaining miles in the Cactus District for Fiscal Year 26-27.
In the event of inclement weather, crack seal and slurry seal/seal coat activities typically resume the next possible working day as conditions improve.
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Graffiti Removal Request
The City of Glendale appreciates its citizens' participation in the removal of graffiti.
To report graffiti, please visit the city’s service request system by clicking the icon below. When prompted for the issue type, look for Neighborhood Concerns or simply start typing the issue.
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By using GlendaleOne to report this issue, staff will automatically be assigned for follow-up. Submitters also have the option to personalize notification preferences for automatic progress updates, add photos, search a knowledge base of frequently asked questions, quickly access important phone numbers, and request a variety of other city services.
If you prefer to call, you can leave a detailed message at 623.930.2940. The City of Glendale strives to remove all reported graffiti within 48 hours of being notified.
If you witness graffiti in progress, please contact the Glendale Police Department immediately at 623-930-3000.
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Need Notary Services?
Visit the City Clerk's Office at the Glendale Civic Hall, located at
5850 W Glendale Ave
Glendale, AZ 85301
This service is completely FREE for Glendale residents.
Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday
8:00 am to 5:00 pm
(Please note that holiday hours may vary)
If you have any questions, please call the Clerk's Office at 623-930-2030
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¿Necesita Servicios Notariales?
Visite la oficina de la ciudad ubicada en
5850 W Glendale Avenue
Glendale, AZ 85301
Este servicio es completamente GRATUITO para los residentes de Glendale.
Horas de Operación
De lunes a viernes
De 8:00 a.m. a 5:00 p.m.
(Los horarios pueden variar por los días festivos)
Si tiene alguna pregunta, llame al 623-930-2030
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