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July 24, 2026
Cactus District Weekly Update
| | 🌵 Let’s Stick Together… on Facebook and Instagram! 🌵 | | |
Finally, I want to remind everyone of an important safety message: always watch children around water. Staying attentive helps keep our families safe all summer long.
In service,
Councilmember Lupe Conchas
| | Glendale’s new City Hall is already bringing the community together! From a ribbon-cutting celebration to special events at the newly renovated Murphy Park, residents and employees are enjoying opportunities to connect, celebrate, and create memories. | | WHERE IS COUNCILMAN CONCHAS? | | | | |
Getting Arizona Involved in Neighborhoods (GAIN)
It was great to start planning for the Palm Shadows Community GAIN event this October. If you or your neighborhood are interested in hosting your own GAIN night or joining the Palm Shadows event, led by Craig Kimmell with the support of the Glendale Police and Glendale Fire Departments, let us know.
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Let's wrap up National Park and Recreation Month with one big celebration! 🎉☀️
Join us for an End-of-Summer Family Fun Play Date at all of our Family Centers! Bring the whole family and enjoy an afternoon filled with pizza, crafts, games, prizes, and plenty of fun as we celebrate a month of parks, recreation, and community.
It's the perfect way to make a few more summer memories before the season comes to an end. We can't wait to celebrate with you!
To help us plan for pizza, please register in advance—it's free! Your registration helps us make sure there's enough pizza and fun for everyone. 🍕
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Glendale OnBoard is a shared Microtransit/Paratransit transportation service serving the City of Glendale. The service operates 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Same-day and reservation service is offered Monday-Friday, while weekend and observed holiday service is by reservation only. Requests for service on weekends and observed holidays must be made by noon the previous Wednesday. Download the Glendale OnBoard app on the Apple Store or Google Play
Glendale OnBoard provides service only in the City of Glendale. If you are traveling from Glendale to another city in the region, you must use the Valley Metro Paratransit system, and you must be ADA eligible through Valley Metro to use this regional service.
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The free Glendale Urban Shuttle (GUS) provides a great way to bring local destinations closer with three convenient circulator routes. All GUS routes are wheelchair accessible and include bicycle racks. There is no fare to ride any GUS bus.
For a map of GUS routes, click here!
For information about GUS, click here!
For information about the City of Glendale's Park and Ride program, click the link below for more details!
Transit Services | City of Glendale, AZ
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In addition, Valley Metro plans, develops, and operates the regional bus and light rail systems, as well as alternative transportation programs for commuters, seniors, and people with disabilities. It exists to connect communities and enhance lives.
For information about Valley Metro, click here!
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As you head to the pool, lake, or river, make water safety a priority for the whole family.
Remember the ABCDs of water safety:
👀 Adult supervision
🚪 Barriers around pools/spas
🏊♀️ Swim classes
🛟 Devices such as life jackets
Drowning can happen in seconds and is often silent. Stay alert and stay safe!
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Monsoon rain can bring relief from the heat, but it can also create perfect breeding grounds for mosquitoes! 🦟
After a storm, take a few minutes to empty, scrub, cover, or toss anything holding water around your home.
#FightTheBite and help protect your family from mosquito-borne diseases like West Nile virus.
| | | Investing in Glendale's Future | |
Good news, Glendale!
As some of you may remember, the City of Glendale is investing in modern water-meter technology to improve service, provide better insights into your water usage, and support long-term conservation efforts. The transition from traditional mechanical meters to electronic meters with cellular connectivity will enable customers to view their detailed water usage. This modern technology can also send leak alerts to help us manage our most critical resource, water.
All meters will be replaced in this multi-year project, starting with a 7-month pilot phase for approximately 3,500 locations that began this week and is scheduled to end in January 2027.
If your residence was selected for the pilot program, you should receive a postcard from the city a few weeks before your installation takes place. The postcard explains what to expect on installation day.
Check out the interactive map to find out if your meter will be replaced during the pilot. Work areas are shown in red.
| | Have more questions? Give us a call at 623-930-3190 (M-F, 8 AM–5 PM). If you're already scheduled for an installation and have questions, our contractor MSI is happy to help at 800-612-6979 (7 AM–7 PM). | | |
Annual Lead and Copper Drinking Water Study
Each year, the Glendale Municipal Water System invites customers to take part in the Lead and Copper Drinking Water Study. We are seeking Glendale Water Customers who live in homes built between 1982 and 1989 to participate in the study. You may receive a phone call from a water services employee asking if you'd like to participate.
Participating in the testing is voluntary and free of charge, and you won't be asked to make any purchases. If you choose to participate, you only need to provide a sample of your tap water to the Glendale Water Quality Laboratory between June and September. The City will provide all sample collection items and arrange for contactless delivery and pick-up.
Glendale's water is non-corrosive, and it is not expected to show elevated levels of lead or copper. This monitoring program is one of many city programs designed to ensure that customers have access to high-quality drinking water that complies with all aspects of the Safe Drinking Water Act. Participation in the study helps the City ensure that the water supplied by the Glendale Municipal Water System meets the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requirements for lead and copper.
| If you have any questions, please visit glendaleaz.gov/Live/City-Services/Water-Services/Lead-and-Copper or call the City of Glendale Water Quality Laboratory at 623-930-3897. | | | | |
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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Free training opportunity: Helping Members Find Their Spark Through Mentoring will be held September 19, 2026, from 8 AM to 5 PM at the Glendale Regional Public Safety Training Center.
This one-day course supports volunteer and combination fire departments through discussion, collaboration, and hands-on engagement. Breakfast and lunch will be provided. Space is limited.
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Free training opportunity: Building Collaborative Teams is coming to the Glendale Regional Public Safety Training Center on September 20, 2026, from 8 AM to 5 PM.
This one-day course is designed for volunteer and combination fire departments to strengthen team dynamics and support member retention. Breakfast and lunch will be provided. Space is limited.
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Food Assistance & Family Resources
If you or someone you know could use a little extra support, help is available. Community programs throughout Glendale and the surrounding communities offer a variety of programs and referrals to organizations dedicated to providing food assistance, essential supplies, and family support services.
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Available resources may include emergency food boxes, hot meals, sack lunches, toiletries, baby essentials, clothing, and other basic necessities. Many organizations also offer valuable programs such as workshops, parenting support, assistance for single mothers, services for at-risk youth, and connections to additional community resources.
To learn more and explore available programs, visit the City of Glendale Library's Food Assistance Resources page: Food Assistance Resources
Whether you're looking for help yourself or sharing information with a friend, neighbor, or family member, these resources are here to support our community when it's needed most.
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Homeless Services
We See You. You Matter. You Are Not Alone.
Homelessness can happen to anyone. Job loss, eviction, health issues, or other life changes can quickly put housing at risk. The City of Glendale provides information and support to help you navigate your options.
The HOPE Line connects people in Glendale to referrals and resources for homelessness, substance use treatment, and other community resources. Call the HOPE Line at 623-930-HOPE (4673) to speak with a navigator who can connect you to the right services.
| Keep scrolling to view our services and resources: | | FindHelp.org is a free, nationwide directory of programs and services. Enter your ZIP code to search for local help with food, housing, healthcare, job training, and more. Use it to explore additional resources beyond what the City offers. |
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🌧️Monsoon season is here!
From now until September 30, stay alert for developing storms in those summer afternoons and evenings.
👀 What to watch for: darkening skies, flashes of light, and increasing winds. Hear thunder? Seek shelter immediately! Heavy rain can lead to flooding, so be cautious on the roads.
Stay safe and informed by tuning into local weather forecasts.
For more monsoon safety information, visit glendaleaz.gov/monsoon
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Remember: cooling, hydration, and respite centers are open to keep everyone safe this summer.
🥵 Cooling centers provide an indoor space to cool down.
💧Hydration stations provide water bottles to hydrate up.
🐶 Respite centers provide indoor space for uninterrupted rest and allow pets.
For more information, visit: https://ow.ly/BYKU50Z7Oq2
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Keeping your home cool during an Arizona summer can be costly.
Power AZ helps eligible Arizona households with utility costs, providing support when energy expenses become difficult to manage. Resources may be available for you!
Learn more about the program and how to apply at: des.az.gov/liheap
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Attention, #WESDFamily! Make sure your student is ready for a healthy start to the new school year!
Through a partnership with the Phoenix Fire Department Baby Shots program, WESD is hosting TWO FREE immunization clinics for students and families at the Welcome and Registration Center, 3200 W. Cholla St.
Clinic Dates:
Monday, July 27, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Friday, August 7, 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
No appointment needed — walk-ins welcome!
All required school vaccines will be available. Stop by, get caught up on immunizations, and help your child start the school year healthy, prepared, and ready to learn!
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School starts soon. Make sure your child is ready.
Maricopa County Public Health is offering free back-to-school vaccines on Tuesday, July 28, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Murphy Elementary School District Office (3140 W. Buckeye Rd., Phoenix, AZ).
No appointment is needed. Families without insurance are welcome.
More details: https://www.maricopa.gov/Calendar.aspx?EID=12533
Please contact the Maricopa County Public Health CARES Team at 602-506-6767 with any questions.
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The 2026 Summer Art Contest is now open!
In celebration of Child Support Awareness Month, the DES Division of Child Support Services (DCSS) invites children ages 5-18 served by DCSS to dive into their creativity. The original artwork should be inspired by this year’s theme, Under the Sea!
The Prize: Nine winners will be selected across three age groups, and each winner will receive a tablet!
Entries are accepted through July 31, 2026.
Review eligibility details and submission instructions at: des.az.gov/art-contest
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Save the Date!
The Glendale Elementary School District and the Kiwanis Club of Glendale are teaming up to host the annual “Stuff the Bus” School Supply Drive.
Stock up on classroom supplies while also giving back to support GESD students.
Saturday, August 1
8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Walmart Supercenter
5605 W Northern Ave.
Glendale, AZ 85301
Every pencil. Every notebook. Every backpack makes a difference. Help GESD students start the school year with the tools they need to succeed.
| | With the first day of school on Monday, August 10, the Glendale Union High School District is encouraging students and families to prepare for the 2026–2027 school year. Preparing in advance by attending walk-through registration, submitting required immunization records, completing the free or reduced-price meal application, and reviewing the district's new Clear Bag Policy can help ensure a smooth transition back to campus. Beginning the school year prepared also allows students to focus on what matters most: building positive routines, staying engaged in the classroom, and establishing strong attendance habits from day one. | | | |
Since registration dates, first-day schedules, and campus-specific information vary by school, families are encouraged to visit their school's website for the latest updates.
By preparing early and staying informed, students and families can begin the 2026–2027 school year with confidence and be ready for a successful year ahead.
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Summer is here, and so is SUN Bucks! ☀️
DES and the Arizona Department of Education are pleased to announce the return of SUN Bucks. Last week, DES began issuing the first SUN Bucks to nearly 270,000 children, totaling approximately $32 million. A total of 604,000 Arizona children are estimated to benefit from the program this summer, and SUN Bucks will infuse $72.5 million into Arizona’s economy.
Eligible children will receive $120 in grocery benefits to help families purchase food while school is out for the summer.
Whether you’re receiving SUN Bucks for the first time or have participated before, now is a great time to learn more about the program and check your eligibility. While most families will receive SUN Bucks automatically, those that need to submit applications must do so by August 3, 2026.
Learn more or apply at https://des.az.gov/SUNBucks.
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2026 Summer Meal Program
When School is OUT, Summer Meals are IN!
The Alhambra Elementary School District is serving free breakfast and lunch for all kids 18 years of age and under (no application, sign-up, or registration needed). Children do not have to participate in other school activities or be enrolled in the school district to receive free meals. Sites are open to all children in the community, but entrance may be restricted due to space or safety as necessary. All meals must be eaten on site.
Read this News Article for a complete list of meal service locations, dates, and times. Families can visit any participating location.
Click here for an interactive map of all meal locations!
| | DESERT DIAMOND ARENA EVENTS | | For more information about Desert Diamond Events, click here. | | GLENDALE COMMUNITY EVENTS | | |
🥦 YOU’RE INVITED! 🍎
Basics of Nutrition for Parents and Little Ones 💚
Come join us for a fun, family-friendly class all about healthy eating for growing families! 👨👩👧👦
Learn simple tips on:
- Healthy snacks for kids
- Building balanced meals
- Reading food labels
- Easy ways to encourage picky eaters
- Nutrition tips for the whole family
RSVP:
www.Maricopa.gov/HealthyStart
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Whataburger invites the public to celebrate Whataburger's birthday Phoenix-style with "Hot Wheels & Whatameals"! The event will be at the new location on 99th Avenue & Northern next Friday, July 31st, from 6 PM to 9 PM. Guests can expect a car show, face painting, a photo booth, a balloon artist, and exciting food offerings!
There will also be three prize packs available for raffles to the Science Center, the Phoenix Zoo, Revel Surf, and more!
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Celebrate pumpkins, ghosts, and skeletons early with Historic Downtown Glendale’s Summerween event on Saturday, August 8, 2026. This free family event will be held from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Activities planned for the day include an area-wide Ghost Bingo with prizes, make-and-take crafts, themed menu items at the one-of-a-kind eateries, and Summerween-inspired gifts and décor at the locally owned boutiques and specialty shops.
Wearing your favorite Halloween costume with a summer twist is encouraged.
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PARK AND RECREATION MONTH - JULY CALENDAR
July is National Park and Recreation Month! 🌳
Join Glendale Parks and Recreation for a month-long celebration filled with free activities, family-friendly events, fitness opportunities, and special programs at parks, centers, and facilities across the city.
Get out, get active, and experience the power of parks and recreation in Glendale!
There’s something for everyone this month! Check out the full schedule and download the calendar of free activities HERE.
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Jump on in — our pools and splash pads are open for the summer! ☀️💦 Come cool off, make a splash, and enjoy summer fun all season long.
VIEW DATES AND TIMES HERE
Pool Locations 🏊
- Foothills Recreation & Aquatics Center
- Rose Lane Aquatics Center
Splash Pad Locations 💦
- Glendale Heroes Park – 83rd Ave. & Bethany Home Rd.
- O’Neil Park – 64th Ave. & Missouri Ave.
- Sunset Palms Park – 54th Ave. & Sweetwater Ave.
- Sycamore Grove Park – 86th Ln. & Emil Rovey Pkwy.
- Greenway Granada Park – 73rd Ave. & Greenway Rd.
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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
| | It might be getting warm outside, but don’t worry — REC on Wheels is still in motion! ☀️🚐 | | Looking for other REC on Wheels locations and times? | | |
Join us every Monday this month at the GESD System of Care Center for fun activities, games, and a great time with our recreation team!
📍 7677 W. Bethany Home Rd.
🕥 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
FREE lunch is included for kids and teens ages 18 and younger.
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FAMILY PLAY DATE
🗓️Friday, July 24
🕛5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
📍Foothills Recreation & Aquatics Center
5600 W Union Hills Dr, Glendale
📍Glendale Community Center
5401 W Ocotillo Rd
📍Rose Lane Community Center
5003 W Marlette Ave
📍O'Neil Recreation Center
6448 W Missouri Ave
Fee: $0
All ages
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Celebrate the end of National Park and Recreation Month with a fun-filled Family Play Date at your local recreation center! Join us for an evening of pizza, crafts, games, prizes, and more. Bring the whole family and help us wrap up summer with fun, laughter, and community connection!
REGISTER HERE
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BACK TO SCHOOL COMMUNITY EVENT
🗓️Wednesday, July 29
🕛4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
📍Rose Lane Community Center
5003 W Marlette Ave
Fee: $0
Ages: 5+
Families are invited to connect with local community partners and explore valuable resources, including school supply distribution and other supportive services designed to help families thrive.
REGISTER HERE
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Teens ages 15–17 can shine with the G.O.L.D. Teen Volunteer Program!
🌟Gain real-world experience, build leadership skills, and learn from recreation professionals—all in a fun, supportive environment.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
| | SUMMER 2026 EDITION OF THE GLENDALE @PLAY RECREATION MAGAZINE | | |
Dive into everything Glendale Parks & Recreation has to offer—from youth, adult, and senior programs to swim lessons and a lineup of special July activities and events you won’t want to miss. Make the most of your summer—start planning your fun 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 PUBLIC LIBRARY EVENTS | | | | |
Bring your acoustic instrument to play along, or join the audience at this round-robin all-acoustic jam session. All are welcome! Second and fourth Saturday of every month
Saturday, July 25 2026
2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Foothills Library, Roadrunner Room
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Need a refresh on your puzzle stash? Check out our puzzle swap!
Please bring good-condition, boxed puzzles without missing pieces. Each participant can bring up to 10 puzzles to swap at a time.
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Step into the spotlight at Kids Hangout: Talent Show! Children ages 6–11 will have the opportunity to share a special talent with an audience, with each performer given up to 5 minutes to shine.
Registration is required for performers. Performers are served on a first-come, first-served basis on the day of the event.
Any audio or visual materials must be submitted and approved beforehand by emailing smenchacamartinez@glendaleaz.com.
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Teen Afterhours: Water Wars
Tuesday, July 28
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Heroes Library
After the library closes, the patio turns into a splash zone with water games, water guns, and water balloons. Getting soaked is part of the fun, so be sure to bring a towel!
Ages 12-18. Registration is required.
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DIY Dinosaur Bag for Teens
Thursday, July 30
6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
Velma Teague Library
Get hands-on and creative with a dinosaur-inspired tote bag! Teens will decorate their own bags using heat press machines and dinosaur-themed designs. All supplies will be provided.
Ages 12-18. Registration is required.
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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 | | | | |
🚦Safety upgrades are underway!
Eight signalized intersections are being upgraded with flashing yellow arrows, funded through a federal Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) grant administered by ADOT.
These signals help reduce left-turn crashes by giving drivers clearer guidance when making permissive left turns.
Recently completed intersections include:
📍67th Ave & Peoria Ave
📍99th Ave & Glendale Ave
📍59th Ave & Greenway Rd
📍67th Ave & Cactus Rd
These improvements are helping to make our roads safer for everyone!
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On behalf of the City of Glendale, ADOT has contracted with William Charles Construction for improvements to various sidewalk locations in the public right-of-way in the Cactus District.
This project will improve pedestrian safety and accessibility in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) by constructing new infill sidewalks where no sidewalk currently exists, installing/upgrading corner curb ramps, and reconstructing driveway aprons. All work will take place in the existing public right-of-way, and any landscape disturbed during this process will be restored or adjusted to accommodate the new improvements.
Scheduled to begin in mid-July, crews will install concrete curb, sidewalk, ADA ramps, and identified driveways on 46th Avenue, between Ocotillo Road and Glendale Avenue, to connect to the existing sidewalk. Driveway work will be coordinated to maintain access to the extent possible, but may require intermittent access restrictions. Roads will remain open for travel; however, travelers may be impacted as traffic is shifted around the work zone with lane or turn restrictions, or restrictions to on-street parking.
For project information, please call 602.532.6250 or visit glendaleaz.gov/central-core.
| | Want to save some money while helping the planet? 🌍 | | | | |
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
If you have any questions or would like further information, please call the 24/7 Project Hotline at 602-532-6250.
The Glendale Pavement Management website provides details on the current schedule, process, impacts, and frequently asked questions for pavement management activities.
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Cactus District (As of Thu., 7/23/26):
- Residential streets between Olive Avenue and Peoria Avenue, between 43rd Avenue and 51st Avenue – Utility adjustments are currently taking place.
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 Center, located at
5750 W Glenn Drive
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 en el Centro Cívico de Glendale ubicado en
5750 W Glenn Drive
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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