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PHX11 is your source for city of Phoenix news and information and is aired on Cox and Qwest cable to all subscribers within Phoenix city limits.
Building Phoenix
Host Michael Hammett shows you the city's "green" plan to save native shrubs and trees during construction. A guy turns the simple act of baking bread into the sweet smell of success. Plus, a new facility to help young people with autism transition to adulthood and ASU Downtown races toward the finish line.
Transit Now!
Marisa Maggio Harrelson hosts this edition of Transit Now! This show typically looks at various aspects of the city's transportation system. But on this Transit Now!, we'll take a closer look at air pollution. There are two major types…ozone and dust
Destination PHX: Sky Harbor!
Summer is here and that means family vacations. Tune into this half-hour program to get some helpful tips to make your trip a memorable experience. Find out why Goodyear Airport is being recognized as "Airport of the Year." Meet the new Fire Chief at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, as well as find out about a noise reduction program that improves the quality of life for residents living near the airport.
2008 Employee Excellence Awards
City Manager Frank Fairbanks and Mayor Phil Gordon recognized 10 individuals and 15 teams Wednesday morning at the Employee Excellence Awards ceremony at the Herberger Theater.
DiverseCity with David Ramirez
Join host David Ramirez for the July edition of DiverseCity and learn about why the city partners with non-profit and faith-based organizations to help residents, find out about the upcoming Latino Institute's Back to School and Health Fair, we'll meet members of the city's Business Enterprise Team and learn why they reach out to small businesses and find out about the next Faces of Diversity Brown Bag Lunch Series featuring the topic "Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health Part II."
Everything Phoenix with Deborah Sedillo Dugan
Hosted by Deborah Sedillo Dugan, this program features a story on the volunteer staff of "Navigators" at Sky Harbor. We also hear more on the Phoenix Head Start Program for low-income preschoolers...and the latest on affordable public housing.
Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Performance
Direct from Hawaii, guitarists Dana "Moon" Kahele and Chris Yeaton, present authentic slack key guitar music. Slack key guitar or "ki ho 'alu," is a genre of music, not a type of guitar. These guitars are tuned differently; strings are looser, or have more slack, than a typical guitar's strings.
WATERways #13
On this latest segment of the Water Services Department's program we learn about water planning, canal secrets, water storage, construction management and the AZ Diamondbacks.
Phoenix Channel 11 recently was recognized with awards at the 28th annual Telly Awards. The Telly Awards, one of the most sought-after awards by industry leaders, honor outstanding local, regional and cable television commercials and programs, as well as the finest video and film productions.

PHX 11 PROGRAMMING
Click on any one of the links for show information and replay times, and watch for PHX11 program announcements in "The Arizona Republic" Wednesday edition of the Phoenix Community Section.
 
 
Phoenix City Council Policy Sessions
Please check for replays for the July 1, 2008 Phoenix City Council Policy Session. The next policy session is scheduled for the fall.
    District 1 Councilwoman Thelda Williams "On The Issues"
Councilwoman Thelda Williams is On the Road to explore the Pioneer Living History Village.
    District 2 Vice Mayor Peggy Neely "On The Issues"
Vice Mayor Peggy Neely highlights TGen's accomplishments and strategic partnerships as they celebrate their five year anniversary in Phoenix. She also features the Professional Women's Luncheon Series and unveils a public awareness campaign to prevent crimes of opportunity.
    District 3 Councilwoman Maria Baier "On The Issues"
Councilmember Maria Baier discusses public safety issues with Police Chief Jack Harris. She also highlights the city's Summer Reading Program.
    District 4 Councilman Tom Simplot "On The Issues"
Councilman Tom Simplot is On the Road where he explores the variety of ways to enjoy the Phoenix Art Museum.
    District 5 Councilman Claude Mattox
Councilman Claude Mattox is On the Road to visit with Packages from Home, an organization that sends care packages of food, personal care and recreational items to deployed American troops.
    District 6 Councilman Greg Stanton
Councilman Greg Stanton visits with Richard de Uriarte, one of The Arizona Republic's leading editorial writers. He also meets a Phoenix firefighter who recently climbed Mount Everest. Stanton learns about a recycling partnership between the cities of Phoenix and Tempe and how local nonprofits are serving our homeless community during the scorching summer months.
    District 7 Councilman Michael Nowakowski
Councilman Michael Nowakowski features members of his newly formed District 7 Youth Council and highlights of their first meeting. He'll also learn about the city's Summer Reading Program and receive neighborhood updates from community leaders within his district.
   

District 8 Councilman Michael Johnson "On The Issues"
Councilman Michael Johnson discusses the massive earthquake that hit Phoenix's Sister City of Chengdu, China and the community's efforts to help our sister city. He also will feature the Youth Ambassador Exchange Program and meet former youth ambassadors of Chengdu. To close the show, he highlights a new library coming to his district.


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