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Are you receiving emails from CPCA about our meetings, events, and other important announcements?
If you’re not, head on over to our E-Mail Signup Page and get started! It’s fast, easy, and will insure you are in the know about things happening in the community.
Have you attended our meetings?
We strive to provide current and informative topics for you during our meetings and realize that many visitors to our website and recipients of our emails have not been able to attend for one reason or another.
In order to provide you with some insight on our meetings and topics, we have created a MEETINGS web page where our public meetings have been briefly reviewed for you. Please visit the page and strongly consider attending in the future.
We’ll see you there !!
Our next regular meeting is Wednesday, May 28, 2025
at Cortez High School. 6:30PM
A message from your precinct CAO’s and/or Transit regarding recent events:
In an Emergency or to report suspicious activity call 911 | To report a crime or non-emergency 602-
The tree planting program is funded by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the United States Forest Service. Because this funding comes from federal sources, we are required to follow specific guidelines on where trees can be planted. Please check your eligibility before applying by clicking the image to the left. You will be directed to a City of Phoenix site for this program.
Yard Sign Pilot Program –
Road Safety Action Plan
The Yard Sign Pilot Program aims to influence safer driver behavior on neighborhood streets where children and other pedestrians are likely to be walking, jogging or bicycling. Residents and businesses are encouraged to plant a free sign on their property.
The signs are free to members of the public who agree to display the signs on their private property.
Click the image to find out how to get yours.
The City of Phoenix is ready to launch the community survey. This survey asks questions on a wide range of topics around life in our community—from what residents think is working, to where they see a need for improvement—providing feedback that is used to calculate ongoing satisfaction scores. The survey is one more way to gather information from residents in our effort to more holistically understand neighborhood issues and enhance our responsiveness to community priorities.
The survey takes less than five minutes to complete and is available in both English and Spanish. The survey system sets response targets based on Census data to ensure community representation. Survey responses will be anonymous.
The survey is served up to residents on various websites and social media platforms. Residents can also respond to the survey directly with this link.
We’ve also created a survey landing page on Phoenix.gov to answer questions, including the security and privacy of the survey.
Click the image above for Ann’s Council District 1 weekly E-Newsletter
Mark Your Calendars: Community Meeting
Our next meeting will be Tuesday, May 27th, at the Mel Martin’s Auto Museum located at 4320 W Thunderbird Rd, Glendale, AZ 85306. Plan for check-in to begin at 5:30pm and the meeting to start at 6:00pm.
You can register in the newsletter (click the banner just above) for the upcoming meeting!
As a reminder, please fill out the form SEPARATELY for EACH member of your family planning to attend. Thank you!
District 5’s monthly Newsletters are available by clicking the image below:
Registration is open for 2025 Maricopa County Attorney’s Office Citizen’s Academy classes.
Click the image on the right to be taken to their website.
REPORT SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY
If you observe suspicious activity contact the Phoenix Police Department.
For Crimes in Process: 9-1-1
For Suspicious Activity 262-6121 Option 4
So, just what is the 9PM Routine?
The “9PM Routine” is a social media campaign created in 2017 by a Sheriff’s Office in Florida. The campaign was created to educate community members about best safety practices, and help the Sheriff’s department achieve its goal to reduce preventable crimes. The 9PM Routine typically includes tips such as: remove valuables from your car, lock your car, turn on outside lights, and lock up your home. Since its origination, the 9pm Routine has been adopted by law enforcement agencies all over the U.S and continues to provide value to communities by raising awareness and providing simple prevention tips.
Coffee with a Cop – October 24, 2023
Over the years with your CPCA