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Save the Date – Community Party 2026

 in About N.32, News/ Events

Save the Date: Saturday, November 7th! 

I’m excited to announce the next Community Party is coming soon.

This event is completely FREE and offers food, live music, fun games, guest speakers, and more. 🎉

Make the event even better by offering a hand:
We’re looking for volunteers in roles like:

  • Greeting guests at the Sign-In Table
  • Helping out at the Food Table
  • Organizing Games
  • Loading & Unloading Supplies

⏰ You can volunteer for as little as You can volunteer for as little as 1 hour or all 3 hours—every bit helps!

For Local Businesses:

Space is available for local businesses to have a presence at the party.

  • Spotlight your business and connect with the community!
  • Reserve your spot with a donation to the Community Block Watch.
  • Attendance is generally about 500 people (including kids).

New Speed Cams in Phoenix

 in News/ Events

17 new speed cameras have been placed across the city of Phoenix, in school zones and spots with “histories of speed-involved crashes.”

“The Photo Safety Program is an important step forward in our commitment to reducing fatalities on Phoenix roads,” said City of Phoenix Street Transportation Director Briiana Velez in the statement.

City officials said corridor cameras will be placed in the following locations:

  • Bell Road: Interstate 17 to 19th Avenue
  • Thunderbird Road: 35th Avenue to Interstate 17
  • Thunderbird Road: Interstate 17 to 19th Avenue
  • Indian School Road: 83rd Avenue to 75th Avenue
  • Camelback Road: 24th Street to 32nd Street
  • Baseline Road: 16th Street to 24th Street
  • 51st Avenue: Van Buren Street to Interstate 10
  • 7th Street: Thomas Road to Indian School Road
  • 32nd Street: Greenway Parkway to Bell Road

Citations will begin to be issued on March 25.

Learn more here.

Join I Recycle Phx events by Keep Phx Beautiful!

 in News/ Events

It’s a new year and a great opportunity to start fresh, why not get rid of some clutter in your home or garage and do some good for the community? Drop off items that are not usually easily recyclable, such as:

  • Gently used bikes
  • Hard drives, laptops, cell phones, flat-screen TVs
  • Gently used furniture, small working appliances, and home improvement supplies
  • Garden supplies
  • Grocery bags, bubble wrap, and ziplock bags
  • Arts and craft materials, office supplies
  • Nonperishable food
  • They also offer sensitive document shredding (NOT shredded onsite)

Things NOT accepted include:

  • Hazardous waste
  • Batteries and light bulbs
  • CRT monitors and TVs
  • Large appliances
  • Matresses 
  • Prescription drugs or bottles

The next event will be this Saturday, Jan 10, from 7am to 12pm at Christown Spectrum Mall.

Get the full details at KeepPhxBeautiful.org.

Save the Date: Janurary Block Watch Meeting

 in Block Watch & Saftey, News/ Events

FREE FOOD! Sandwiches will be served.

Sponsored by:

Louisa Ward of West USA Realty, Neighborhood Specialist.

Speakers

  • ADOT & Department of Transportation – Pedestrian/Bike safety on 32nd St.
  • Desert Horizon Police Precinct & Councilwoman Debra Stark’s office
  • AZ Registrar of Contractors* – Unlicensed contractors targeting neighborhoods and how to submit a complaint

*The Registrar of Contractors regulates construction licenses across the state of Arizona. With over 60,000 licenses across the state, they are working to help ensure that work being done meets the workmanship standards that they hold their contractors to.

There is a rising concern of unlicensed contractors targeting neighborhoods throughout Arizona. They are joining your upcoming neighborhood association meeting to share information on hiring licensed contractors, how to submit a complaint, and other important information about the agency. 

Fall 2025 Community Party!

 in Block Watch & Saftey, News/ Events

We had another successful Community Party this November 8th! Around 500 neighbors came out to enjoy games, free food, live music, and get to know their community.

Thank you to everyone who came out to enjoy it, and special thanks to our volunteers and our sponsors who helped make this event possible.

Thank you to Mayor Kate Gallego, Councilwoman Debra Stark, and Phoenix Police Chief Matt Giordano for attending and speaking at the party.

Check out some of photos of the event: