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Get Involved

We want to hear from you! Join one of three community outreach meetings to learn about our Code Enforcement Policy and possible updates being considered by the Phoenix City Council. Code enforcement covers things like weeds, debris, and zoning violations on a private property. Give us your feedback:

Virtual Meetings: ​

Thursday, March 30 @ 5:30 p.m. 
Sign Up​

Wednesday, April 5 @ 1:30 p.m. 
Sign Up​

​In-Person Meeting:
Tuesday, April 11 @ 10:00 a.m.
Phoenix City Hall, 200 W. Washington St. First Floor Assembly Rooms B & C


Find or Form a Neighborhood Organization VolunteerContact Your Neighborhood SpecialistReport a Property ViolationReport Graffiti​Short Term Rental Violations and Concerns​​

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Neighborhood​ Resources​

​Love Your Block 
Neighborhood Business GrantsCommunity Non-Profit GrantsNeighborhood College CoursesTool Lending ProgramHousing Rehab Programs Police Department's Block Watch Grant Program ​
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Meet the Team 


​NSD Organizational Chart​​

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​2020-2024 Consolidated Plan
Citizen Participation Plan Draft (Amended 09/2021)​Additional Plans and Reports
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 NSD in the News
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"News in the Neighborhood" Current Newsletter​"​News in the Neighborhood" Past Issues


Connect with NSD​​

 Contact Us

Address ​

200 W. Washington Street

4th Floor

Phoenix, AZ 85003

Phone

​602-534-4444

Email​​

NSD@Phoenix.gov

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Contact the Director​

Spencer Self, Director

Spencer.self@phoenix.gov​

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Phoenix Neighborhood Services Department (NSD) is committed partnering with residents in building to preserve, enhance and engage Phoenix neighborhoods.​ 

NSD helps neighbors work together to connect, identify needs, build consensus, coordinate and advocate for their neighborhoods. Our approach is to emphasize partnerships between residents, business owners, elected officials and city employees to develop and maintain neighborhoods that reflect the city’s diverse population.​​