Resident's Guide to Mesa

Educating and supporting our residents in improving their communities

Resident’s Guide to Mesa is a series of free classes and resources with useful information to support Mesa residents who want to improve their neighborhoods. Attend these free classes to have a better understanding of City services, connect with people who share common neighborhood concerns, and walk away with new tools and training to make positive changes in your community.

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Upcoming Classes and Webinars

On-Demand Classes

Welcome to Mesa

An overview of the programs and services that Community Engagement offers to build community and take care of your neighborhood.

 

 

Resident’s Guide to Neighborhood Registration

In this 90-second video, you will learn the benefits of registering your neighborhood with the Community Engagement Team and becoming a Neighborhood Contact. Visit the Neighborhood Registration webpage to check if your neighborhood is registered and start your registration process. You can always register as a contact if your neighborhood is already on the map.

 

Resident’s Guide to the Tool Lending Program

Discover the kind of tools you can borrow from Mesa and what kind of home and community improvement projects you can do with them. The Tool Lending Program is free for Mesa residents.

 

Resident’s Guide to Volunteering in Mesa

This 30-minute edited version of the successful webinar recorded on September 16, 2024, presents the different opportunities for individuals and groups to volunteer in Mesa. 

 

Resident's Guide to Water and Money Saving Landscape Incentives for HOAs, Churches and Businesses

A 25-minute dive into the programs available for HOAs and commercial customers to replace their water-consuming grass with xeriscape to get you ready to start your application.

 

Tutorial: Navigating the Neighborhood Registration Map

This brief video tutorial will help you find out if your neighborhood is registered by navigating the Neighborhood Registration map.

 

 

About the Resident's Guide to HOAs Webinars

We partner with Mulcahy Law Firm, P.C. to offer free live online seminars on important Arizona HOA and condo topics. These 60-minute classes provide expert insights on Arizona and Federal laws, practical tips, and opportunities to connect with other Board members and residents. You can also browse recorded webinars from past years.

Downloadable Guides and Resources

Council Meeting Participation Worksheet

City of Mesa Council Meeting Participation Worksheet

Neighborhood Meeting Guide and Resources

Neighborhood Meeting Planning Worksheet

Neighborhood Meeting Agenda Template Word Document

Neighborhood Meeting Flyer PDF English

Flyer Junta de Vecinos PDF Spanish

Neighborhood Meeting Sign-in Sheet Printable PDF

Neighborhood Meeting Sign-in Template Word Document 

City and Neighborhood Resources

City of Mesa Neighborhood Resources

We are committed to making its programs and services accessible. For accommodations, translation, or additional information, please contact the City of Mesa Diversity Office at least 48 hours before the meeting at 480-644-3705 or AzRelay 7-1-1 for those who are deaf or hard of hearing. Si necesita asistencia o traducción en español, favor de llamar al menos 48 horas antes del evento al 480-644-2767.

 

Contact

Phone

480-644-5700

 

Alternate Phone

AzRelay 7-1-1

 

Email

CommunityEngagementInfo@mesaaz.gov

 

Hours

Monday - Thursday
7:00 am to 6:00 pm

Virtual Support

Connect with us and other neighborhood leaders through these virtual support options.

 

Let’s Get Quizzical
The weekly City of Mesa trivia on Nextdoor.com. We post a trivia question every Tuesday and the answer on Wednesdays. Join in and test your knowledge of Mesa resources and fun facts.

 

Mesa Neighborhood Network Facebook Group
The Mesa Neighborhood Network Facebook Group was created to help neighborhood leaders share stories and advice, ask questions, and connect.

 

We invite you to join this group if you:

  • Have attended a Resident’s Guide To Mesa class
  • Serve as a Mesa registered neighborhood contact
  • Are a Mesa Little Library steward

Join the Group

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