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City of Phoenix Together We Can Make Phoenix Neighborhoods Shine Learn how NSD's Coordination Division can help YOU make your neighborhood shine! |
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2010 - 2015 Consolidated Plan The city of Phoenix is preparing a new consolidated plan that will identify housing and community development needs in your community for the next five years. Programs and activities will be funded through the following federal grants: Community Development Block Grant (CDBG); HOME Investment Partnerships Program (HOME); Emergency Shelter Grant (ESG); and Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA). Your participation will be of great value in helping the city to identify and assess priorities. We appreciate you taking the time to complete this survey. This should take approximately 5 minutes. Thank You. Click here to take the Consolidated Plan Survey |
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Foreclosure Information The City of Phoenix is working actively to address the challenges posed by the foreclosure crisis. This Web page features an array of resources to help you deal with a foreclosure situation whether you are a homeowner, a concerned resident or a prospective homebuyer. For more information regarding foreclosure please visit the Foreclosure Information website. |
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West Phoenix Revitalization Economic Development Plan The Plan dovetails with the city's current economic development plan adopted by the Phoenix City Council in 2007 and the West Phoenix Revitalization Area Community Advisory Board's broader plan. The Plan identifies goals, opportunities and gaps in five economic sectors that can be addressed by private and public efforts.
Neighborhood Services Department - Olivia Bates, 602 495-0807 Community Economic Development Department - Scott Motley, 602 534-6838 Planning Department - Jan Hatmaker, 602 262-4078 |
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Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program has been the cornerstone of the federal government’s commitment to partnering with states and local communities to strengthen neighborhoods and improve the quality of life for low- and moderate income Americans. Each year, the city of Phoenix celebrates Community Development Week which highlights the value of CDBG, the need for adequate funding and celebrates individuals and agencies that have used CDBG funds and made significant contribution to community development in Phoenix. In the Congressional Briefing Book, it illustrates the revitalization strategies used to maximize the CDBG funding the city receives, the outstanding projects selected to recognize during CDBG Week 2009, and a comprehensive list of projects funded over the years with CDBG funds. |
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Phoenix Legislative Action Network ( P.L.A.N.) The Phoenix Intergovernmental Programs Office offers the Phoenix Legislative Action Network (P.L.A.N.) to provide neighborhood leaders and residents an opportunity to stay informed and involved with the events at the Arizona State Legislature. The P.L.A.N is your link to up-to-the-minute legislative alerts, city reports and maps, and tips for getting involved with state government. It is free and easy to sign up. Visit the Web site or call 602-256-4257 for more information. |