Hello Everyone,

Last year, the city of Glendale amended its city code to require short-term rental owners to register their properties with the city. The updated code also includes a nuisance party ordinance that allows police to fine homeowners and renters for the expense of police personnel who respond to parties that disturb neighbors. Any home that is offered for rent for less than 30 days is defined as a vacation or short-term rental. If you are operating a short-term rental, GovOS will mail you a registration letter on behalf of the city of Glendale with instructions for registering your short-term rental. The registration letter will include procedures for creating your account and will include your activation code and the account number you will use to access your property record. To register your home as a short-term rental or for more information, visit www.glendaleaz.com/short-term-rentals.

February and March are very busy months. The weather is usually warming up, making it a great time for events! Events in February include the Downtown Glendale Arts & Culture Fest at Murphy Park, Galentine’s Day in Catlin Court & Old Towne Glendale, the start of Spring Training at Camelback Ranch, and the Chocolate Affaire at the Glendale Civic Center. March will see the return of the LiVE @ Murphy Park concert series each Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, more Spring Training games, Glendale Folk & Heritage Festival, and a shred event hosted by Mayor Jerry Weiers and myself. All this information is on the calendars (calendars are updated as events are announced).

Also beginning in February are the City Council budget workshops. In my opinion, this is the single most important responsibility of the Council. The public is always welcome to attend in person or watch live on Glendale Channel 11, Facebook, or YouTube. 

Have a great weekend!

Joyce

Didn't make it to the last Glendale City Council meeting? 

We've got you covered with some of the highlights from the

January 10, 2023 meeting.

The city of Glendale now offers an easy-to-use

online portal for short-term rental applications

The city of Glendale amended its city code in 2022, asking short-term rental owners to register their properties with the city. In addition, Glendale adopted a nuisance party ordinance, allowing police to fine homeowners and renters for the expense of police personnel needed to respond to parties that disturb the peace of the neighborhood.

Owners of vacation and short-term rentals in Glendale are required to provide the city of Glendale with the name and contact information of a person designated as an emergency contact, as well as contact information for the owner(s) responsible for responding to complaints. A vacation or short-term rental is a residential property that is offered for rent for less than 30 days. Under Glendale’s nuisance parties and unlawful gatherings ordinance, property owners are accountable for repeated unruly gatherings or parties. This ordinance applies to all private residences, whether they are long or short-term rentals or owner-occupied.

The Homeless Point-in-Time count is a count unsheltered homeless individuals on a single night. This count will help Glendale plan services and programs to address homelessness.

For more information & volunteer:

call 623-930-3670 or email [email protected]

Monthly Events Calendars!

To use, simply click on each calendar. A new window will open allowing you to click on each event for more information.

Calendars will be updated as events are announced so be sure to check them weekly!

Please note: These calendars are NOT all-inclusive. 

Upcoming Pavement Management Program

(PMP) Activities 

For additional information as to the PMP schedule, process, impacts, or frequently asked questions, please visit http://www.glendalepavementmanagement.com. Below find upcoming PMP activities over the next week or so, according to contractors' current schedule. Should you have any questions or if you would like further information, please contact the 24/7 Project Hotline at 602-532-6250.

• Streets north of Glendale Avenue to Myrtle Avenue, from 85^th Lane to 86^th Lane – Latex Modified Surface Seal (LMSS) application to take place in early Spring.
• Glendale Avenue, between 67^th Avenue and 75^th Avenue – Slurry Seal application to take place in early Spring.
• Camelback Road, between 99^th Avenue and the Loop 101 – Slurry Seal application to take place in early Spring.
• Cardinals Way, between 99^th Avenue and the Loop 101 – Slurry Seal application to take place in early Spring.
• Streets between Missouri Avenue and Bethany Home Road, from west of 67^th Avenue to 71^st Avenue – Latex Modified Surface Seal (LMSS) application to be completed by late Spring 2023.
• Streets between Camelback Road and Missouri Avenue, between 75^th Avenue and the Grand Canal – Slurry Seal application to take place by late Spring 2023.
• San Juan Avenue and 78^th Drive, south of San Miguel Avenue – Slurry Seal application to be completed by late Spring 2023.
• Streets from San Miguel Avenue to south of Bethany Home Road, from 77^th Avenue to 79^th Avenue – Slurry Seal application to be completed by late 2023.
• 79^th Drive, north of Ocotillo Road – Slurry Seal application to be completed by late Spring 2023.
• 80^th Avenue, between Ocotillo Road and Glendale Avenue – Slurry Seal application to be completed by late Spring 2023.
• Orangewood Avenue, between 75^th Avenue and 79^th Lane – Slurry Seal application to be completed by late Spring 2023.
• 79^th Lane, between Orangewood Avenue and Myrtle Avenue – Slurry Seal application to be completed by late Spring 2023.
• Myrtle Avenue, just east and west of 79^th Lane – Slurry Seal application to be completed by late Spring 2023.
• Desert River Boulevard, west of 99^th Avenue – Slurry Seal application to be completed by late Spring 2023.
• Streets from Palmaire Avenue to Myrtle Avenue, from 77^th Drive to 79^th Avenue – Latex Modified Surface Seal (LMSS) application to be completed by late Spring 2023.
• 77^th and 79^th Avenues, between Glendale Avenue and Myrtle Avenue – Latex Modified Surface Seal (LMSS) application to be completed by late Spring 2023.