Official Web Site of the City of Phoenix

Phoenix - All America City - 2009

About Us
Organization:
Management Team
Division Functions & Accomplishments:
Election Service
Management Services
Office Systems
Records Management
Services:
Annexations
Business Licenses
Charter & City Code
City Council & Other Public Meetings
	City Council Meetings
	Other Public Meetings
	Open Meeting Law (PDF)
	Rules of Council Proceedings (PDF)
City Limit Maps
Domestic Partnership Information
Elections Services
	Campaign Finance
	General Information
	Official Results
	Election Board Workers Needed
	Voting Centers Information
	Información sobre los Centros de Votación
Lobbyist Requirements
Public Records Search
Zoning
Performance Indicators (PDF)

City Clerk Department


Mario Paniagua City Clerk

Mission Statements

For residents: We exist to uphold public trust, protect local democracy, and provide access to matters of public interest diversely and inclusively by managing elections and annexations, preparing agendas and meeting notices, maintaining accurate Council record, and processing liquor and regulatory licenses.

For staff: We exist to ensure efficient, accurate, and effective information flow throughout the City diversely and inclusively by administering the City’s e-mail system, managing efficient Mail and Printing services, providing professional records management, delivering proficient technical systems support and training for small departments.


Phoenix City Hall 200 W. Washington St. 602-262-6811	Customer Counters: Business Licenses - 10th Floor Elections and Official Records - 15th Floor Property Records - 15th Floor

Getting everyone in our community counted is important for the city of Phoenix. Each person counted in the 2010 Census brings more than $400 dollars a year to Phoenix to fund critical programs and services. It helps pay for police, fire, parks, libraries, senior centers, roads, public transit, neighborhood revitalization and more.

Census information is safe and confidential. By law, the U.S. Census Bureau cannot share your answers with others, including welfare agencies, immigration authorities, the Internal Revenue Service, courts or law enforcement.

For more information visit http://2010.census.gov/2010census.

AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT - Public Notice

In accordance with the requirements of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the city of Phoenix provides persons with disabilities equal access to its services, programs, and activities. The city of Phoenix will provide reasonable accommodations to persons with disabilities whenever necessary to ensure their full participation. For more information, call the Equal Opportunity Department at (602) 262-7486/voice or (602) 534-1557/TTY.

Last Modified on 03/08/2010 08:06:33