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HISTORIC PRESERVATION

CUSTOMER ALERT: Beginning Monday 3/19/18 the Historic Preservation staff will only be able to accept walk-in demolition applications that are subject to a 30-day hold between the office hours of  12:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. Customers must be signed in by 4 p.m.

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Construction Strategies for Historic Buildings

Check out this article from Historic Preservation Officer Michelle Dodds in the most recent edition of Arizona Contractor and Community. She discusses the various options for residential and commercial construction. Find out what can work for you.




 

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The Historic Preservation Office (HPO) works to protect and enhance historic neighborhoods, buildings, and sites in Phoenix. HPO works closely with the Historic Preservation Commission to identify and designate eligible properties and districts for listing on the Phoenix Historic Property Register. Protection is provided to designated properties through city review and approval of exterior alterations to buildings and demolition requests. HPO also administers the Historic Preservation Bond fund that supports a number of financial assistance programs for historic properties.

Select from the links below for more detailed information.

Historic Preservation Plan Adopted

The Phoenix City Council adopted PreserveHistoricPHX, the first comprehensive historic preservation plan for the city of Phoenix.  on Jan. 21, 2015, Resolution No. 21289. The plan is available here for review.

Contact Information
Planning & Development Department
Historic Preservation Office
200 W Washington Street, 3rd Floor
Phoenix, AZ 85003
 
Send us your Historic Preservation questions VIA EMAIL: historic@phoenix.gov
NOTE:  Historic Preservation Office walk-in hours start at 12:30PM*  -- Monday through Friday (Excluding holidays)
*Customers must sign in by 4:00PM and may continue their business transaction through close of business at 5:00PM.


 

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​City Council approved funding to renovate the Knipe House at 2nd Street and Portland. Check out the new video below to learn about the home's past and future.

​Eastlake Park Landmark Designation

Eastlake Park is the city's oldest park and has just been designated a landmark. Learn more about this historic park in the new video below.

​ May Proclaimed "Historic Preservation Month"

               Historic Preservation staff

Video May 10, 2018 Event:

 High Tea at Heritage Square 


 

 

          Rosson House/Heritage Square

The Historic Preservation Office is celebrating 19th Century Phoenix Properties

Check out the video below!

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