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Welcome to Neighborhood Programs
The Office of Neighborhood Programs was established in 2000 by the City Council to encourage partnerships, strengthen Chandler's neighborhoods and build strong community relationships.
Let's Pull Together
For Our City and City of Chandler’s Neighborhood Resources Office are asking for your help every Saturday in the Month of May 2013. Residents, neighborhood organizations, churches and business groups are encouraged to volunteer to identify properties with overgrown weeds and make arrangements to pull them out. Weeds that are left unattended are not only an eyesore, but they can also become a fire hazard. Individuals or groups interested in taking an active role in this project are asked to register by filling out the postcards titled “VOLUNTEER LPT” below. If you know someone in need of assistance, please complete the postcard titled “NEED ASSISTANCE LPT”. Please email your completed postcards to judy.ramos@chandleraz.gov .
Neighborhood Advisory Committee (NAC)
The City of Chandler's Neighborhood Advisory Committee (NAC) is a seven member Mayor and Council appointed committee. The NAC holds public meetings every second Tuesday of every month at 6:30 p.m. in the Neighborhood Resources Office located at 235 S. Arizona Avenue.
In 2013, the NAC will be hosting two Mayor Listening Tour meetings.
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April 9, 2013 - 7:00 PM, Galveston Elementary, Multipurpose Room - 661 E. Galveston St
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September 10, 2013 - 7:00 PM, Humphrey Elementary, Multipurpose Room - 125 S. 132nd St
Chandler's HOA and Traditional Neighborhood Academies
Neighborhood Programs offers both HOA and Traditional Neighborhood Academies free of charge to Chandler residents. For more information on our HOA and Traditional Neighborhood Academies, click here.
Neighborhood Registration
Many benefits are available to registered neighborhoods. As of June 2012, the City of Chandler has 283 registered neighborhoods with more than 1,300 neighborhood leaders. For more information click on the links below.
Neighborhood Grant Program
The 2011/2012 Neighborhood Grant Program is open to all Chandler neighborhoods that participate in the Neighborhood Registration Program. Neighborhood Grants can not be combined. Grant projects are evaluated and selected based on a series of criteria including neighborhood benefit, resident involvement and financial need. See the packets below for more information.
News for Neighbors
News for Neighbors is a quarterly newsletter that provides updates on City events and programs for Chandler residents. This quarterly newsletter may be mailed to you by contacting our office at 480-782-4320.
Neighborhoods In Action
Our neighborhoods are the heart of our Chandler. Take a moment to look at what some of our Chandler neighborhoods are doing in the community. Click Here.
Chandler is 2012 Best Neighborhood Finalist
The City of Chandler was a finalist for the 2012 Best Neighborhood Program Award and a Silver Medal Award winner for the 2012 Neighborhood Newsletter at the Neighborhoods USA (NUSA) Conference! NUSA is a national non-profit organization committed to building and strengthening neighborhood organizations. The award for Best Neighborhood Program recognizes outstanding programs implemented to improve neighborhoods. The Neighborhood Newsletter Award acknowledges excellence in neighborhood newsletters.
Neighborhood Resource Guide
This quick guide will help you find the services that you need for your neighborhood. If the services you are requiring are not listed in the guide, please feel free to contact our office at 480-782-4354.
Neighborhood Website
Has your neighborhood considered creating a neighborhood website? If so, Neighborhood Link is a source that provides neighborhood groups with a free interactive website. Click on the link below to get started.
Community Mediation Service
Mediation provides a peaceful approach to conflict resolution. Solve-It! Community Mediation Provides trained mediators who work toward solving conflicts. Resources to seeking community mediation could include: noise, nuisance, pets, community disputes, landlord/tenant issues and property maintenance. For more information on Solve-It! Community Mediation and pricing, click on the links below.
Volunteer Opportunities
Welcome to For Our City-Chandler - Click on this link for more information about volunteer opportunities in Chandler.
Live Love Inc. -For more information about volunteering with Live Love Inc., visit www.whatislivelove.org
Community Association Resources 
Contact Information
Judy Ramos - Neighborhood Programs Coordinator
Phone: 480-782-4348 E-mail: judy.ramos@chandleraz.gov
Cristabel Dykstra - Neighborhood Programs Assistant
Phone: 480-782-4354 E-mail: cristabel.dykstra@chandleraz.gov
The Neighborhood Programs Office is located at 235 S. Arizona Avenue
Mailing Address:
Mail Stop 600
P.O. Box 4008
Chandler, AZ 85244-4008
Phone: 480-782-4320
FAX: 480-782-4350
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