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Tempe 311 - One call to City Hall To apply to serve on a board or commission To find out more about Tempe’s operating budget To find out more about the Capital Improvements Plan To provide input re budget priorities For safety tips and Neighborhood Watch information For info on neighborhood grants For info on Character Area planning process
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McClintock Dr Bike Lanes and Repaving Project
For more information and project updates:
http://www.tempe.gov/Home/Components/Calendar/Event/27612/633?npage=2
Orbit
Opportunity for input regarding proposed Orbit (Neighborhood Circulator) expansion. Orbit is a free-fare service that uses small buses to serve residential areas and connect them to local destinations such as shopping areas, other neighborhoods, major bus routes, parks, schools and multi-generational centers. To find out more and to take a survey, www.tempe.gov/Orbit. Check out the four proposed route options. Jason Hartong is the Project Manager and he can be reached at jason_hartong@tempe.gov or 480-350-2747.
Information Presented by Tempe PD
Tempe PD Non-Emergency Telephone Number: 480 350-8311
Recent Thefts
Please be aware that areas of the city are experiencing a series of auto part thefts from vehicles parked along the roadways or in parking lots. Mainly tailgates and grills. So if you have a lock on your tailgate of your pickup truck please lock it.
Sec. 29-25. Use of Alleys as Thoroughfares.
Call 480 350-8311 if you see suspicious activity in the alleys…..
No person shall use an alley within the city as a thoroughfare except authorized emergency vehicles, property owners, residents, and tenants within the boundaries of their property, performing loading and unloading from their property, or vehicles otherwise authorized by the city. The chief of police or his designee is designated as the enforcing agent of this section. A violation of this section shall be a class three (3) misdemeanor. (Ord. No. O2014.06, 1-23-14; Ord. No. O2014.65, 11-13-14)
Tempe Police Department Smart Phone App
Download the Tempe Police Department phone application on your cellular devices and tablets. The application is a great resource of information. You can also submit tips on crimes, view wanted posters, events within the city, community information, commend an officer, read press releases, etc. Search for “Tempe Police Department” on the Apple or Android App Store
Crime Information Website
Shows crime statistics, locations, and detailed map of the crime in the
area. The website also has email reports and tips for the public.
There is also a free app for smart phones.
www.raidsonline.com
Have Police Check your Home While on Vacation
Here is the link to the website which allows citizens to request a
welfare check and extra patrol request of their residence while they are
out of town.
https://www.tempe.gov/city-hall/police/forms/vacation-notification
Tempe 311: Single contact Number for City of Tempe - 480-350-4311
http://www.tempe.gov/city-hall/community-relations/tempe-311
Tempe 311: SmartPhone App
Search "Tempe 311" in the App Store.
Roof Rats
They are in our neighborhood and can spread disease and damage property. They love to eat citrus and also have a taste for electrical wiring insulation. The best prevention is to remove their food source.
Pick up any citrus on the ground
Don’t leave uneaten pet food outdoors
Seal your house to prevent entry: Vent lines on roof, cracks in
eaves, small holes that lead to your attic, etc.
Lawn Mites
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Unsightly brown dead spots in your lawn that don’t go away no matter how much you water or fertilize? Could be lawn mites…. Now is a good time to protect your lawn by contacting a local nursery for advice. An application now of a good insecticide can get your lawn off to a good start, reduce water and fertilizer requirements, and protect it from these nasty little bugs!! |
Tempe 11
View City Council meetings and other City meetings
http://www.tempe.gov/city-hall/community-relations/tempe-11
Pools
You can now drain your pool less than 35,000 gallons without a permit.
Priority of draining locations:
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Drain on your property if possible – use for irrigation
2. Residential cleanout
3. Street
Maintenance backwash water can only be discharged on the owner’s property!! Don’t drain in the alley!! It makes a mess and you can be cited!
Your Alley and Your Weeds
Does your property share an alley wall? IT’S YOURS! You are responsible for the routine maintenance and upkeep of the wall and adjoining property. While the City of Tempe is responsible for the “heavy lifting” related to alley maintenance, residents share responsibility for making sure their alleys are free of weeds and debris. Unkempt alleys are an invitation for illegal dumping, fire hazards, and unsavory characters looking for junk and/or easy access to your home. The spring weeds can quickly become the early summer fire hazard. Be a good neighbor and keep Camelot Village alleys clean.
http://www.tempe.gov/city-hall/public-works/alleys
Tempe Forum
Make yourself heard on the Tempe Forum. http://www.tempe.gov/tempe-forum
State of the Neighborhoods 2015 – Mayor Mark Mitchell
City of Tempe Contact Information
Mayor & City Council: http://www.tempe.gov/city-hall/mayor-and-city-council
Tempe info: 480 350-4311
Tempe Police: 480-350-8311
Emergency: 911