Neighborhood Registration Program
What is a Registered Neighborhood?
Registered Neighborhoods are neighborhoods that are formed by
residents and property owners within a defined set of boundaries
and registered with the City of Mesa. Registered neighborhoods
range in size from several blocks to several square miles.
Registered Neighborhood can consist of individual and combined
block watches, newly developing as well as existing neighborhood
organizations, and formal homeowners associations.
There are currently 388 active neighborhood groups that
have registered through the Neighborhood Registration Program.
What are the Benefits of Registering my Neighborhood?
Newly registered neighborhoods will receive a registered
neighborhood notebook with information on City and community
programs/services, resources and helpful hints on organizing
effectively, and a detailed map of the neighborhood. The following benefits are also available to registered
neighborhoods: Notification from developers interested in
obtaining input on projects planned for their area, enhanced
communication through bi-monthly email distribution, meeting
facilitation interdepartmental coordination, and much more.
How do I Register My Neighborhood?
In order to register your neighborhood, residents should meet
and complete a
Neighborhood Registration Form. Each registered neighborhood needs to identify a resident
neighbor as a primary contact and two to ten additional
neighbors as active neighbors.
Registered Neighborhoods
Map of
Registered Neighborhoods
Map of Registered Neighborhoods Per Council District
For more information concerning the Neighborhood
Registration Program, please contact a Neighborhood Outreach
Coordinator in your area. Find
the Neighborhood Outreach Coordinator for your area.
Neighborhood
Outreach
Contact
Neighborhood Outreach
20 E. Main Street, Suite 250
Mesa, AZ 85211
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1466
Mesa, AZ 85211
Hours
7am-6pm
Monday-Thursday
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