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- Meetings and Events Calendar
Feb. 4, 2011
- District 7 Monthly Chat
Feb. 4, 2011
- Teen Tech Week at Phoenix Public Library
Feb. 3, 2011
- Certification Workshop in Spanish
Feb. 3, 2011
- Faces of Diversity Brown Bag Lunch Series
Feb. 3, 2011
- Mid-Century Marvels Author Event Feb. 9
Feb. 2, 2011
- Competition for Writers With Disabilities
Feb. 2, 2011
- New Power Inverter Plant Opens in Phoenix
Jan. 31, 2011
- Regional Unity Walk Celebrates Diversity
Jan. 31, 2011
- Councilman Simplot Responds to HB 2555
Jan. 28, 2011
Features
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Proposed Water and Sewer Rate Increase Information
A proposed change to the average combined water and sewer rate is scheduled to go before the Phoenix City Council on Feb. 23 for approval.
The Water Services Department has provided some facts and figures, and even an informational video, to better explain the change to residents. More »
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Celebrate Chinese Week 2011 and "Year of the Rabbit"
Phoenix Sister Cities, Phoenix Sister Cities Taipei Committee and the Phoenix Chinese Week Committee will celebrate Chinese Week 2011 and the Chinese New Year 4709 with cultural and educational events at a variety of Valley locations.
The week commemorates the 32nd anniversary of Phoenix’s sister city relationship with Taipei, Taiwan, established in March 1979. More »
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Silent Sunday at North Mountain Park
This popular monthly event, where cyclists, skateboarders and wheelchair users get to call the park roadways their own, will be held Feb. 13 at North Mountain Park/Preserve.
Silent Sunday promotes awareness of alternative modes of transportation and recreation and gives the preserve a day of rest from motor vehicle traffic. More»
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February College Depot Workshops
College Depot, located at Burton Barr Central Library, will host six workshops in English and Spanish in February - topics include searching for scholarships, understanding financial aid and how to pay for college.
College Depot is a full-service college planning center that offers free assistance on all aspects of the college planning process. More»
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City Manager's Commitment to Budget Transparency
Phoenix has a long history of transparency in its financial matters, and City Manager David Cavazos is committed to continuing existing efforts in which to provide financial transparency to the public.
The City Manager is also committed to looking for new ways to continue fiscal transparency. More»
Featured Photo
Phoenix Police Promote Declining Crime Statistics
City elected officials and Police Department staff held a press conference on Jan. 28 to talk about some successful partnerships in community policing and also to present recent statistics showing a reduction in the city's violent and property crimes rate. Here, local media outlets interview Public Safety Manager Jack Harris about how these statistics are the lowest in more than 25 years.