The City is Your Partner; Civic Engagement is Key
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Shape the Future of Goodyear, Be Counted
Don't forget, babies count, too!
For other ways to complete the census, or for more information on the census, visit
www.goodyearaz.gov/census2020
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Ways to Make an Impact
Help out a neighbor
- More than ever is the time to reach out to your neighbors --especially elderly--
t
o see if they need anything. If a neighbor isn't well enough to go out to the market, lend a hand and shop for them, offer to clean up their yard, pull weeds or just pick up the phone and give them a call.
Donate blood
- The U.S. is facing a severe blood shortage as the number of canceled blood drives grows at an alarming rate due to coronavirus. Low blood inventories can jeopardize the care of accident and burn victims, heart surgery and organ transplant patients, and those receiving treatment for leukemia, cancer or sickle cell disease. Healthy, eligible individuals are needed now to give in the days ahead to help patients counting on lifesaving blood throughout this pandemic.
If you are healthy and would like to donate blood, you can find more information at the
Red Cross
and
Vitalant
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Volunteer
- Food banks around the state are in need of volunteers to
pack food boxes and help distribute food to those in need.
If you're healthy and have some free time on your hands, they could use your help! Find a food distribution site near you at
www.azfoodbanks.org
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The city of Goodyear has posted a list of community resources and opportunities to help on its
website
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Don't Flush Those "Flushable Wipes"!
We understand there is a shortage of toilet paper, but
please
do not flush “flushable” wipes. These items do not dissolve like toilet paper and can cause sewer clogs and obstruct Goodyear's wastewater treatment infrastructure.
The list below are items that
should not
be flushed:
- baby wipes
- wet wipes
- cleaning wipes
- bathroom hygiene wipes
- Kleenex
- paper towels
- diapers
- cotton balls and cotton swabs
Help us protect our wastewater and sewer systems and only flush human waste, used water and toilet paper. Be a good Goodyear neighbor!.
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City of Goodyear Presents Virtual Live Music Series
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Music is SO essential to our daily lives.
Goodyear Arts & Culture is excited to announce an innovative approach to provide some relief during this difficult time and to offer people at home something positive to do. Beginning Monday, March 23rd, in partnership with the Alice Cooper Solid Rock Foundation, Goodyear will be promoting the following virtual Arts programming opportunities:
- FB Live daily concert series. Musicians will perform at 1:00 pm daily with a Q&A session at the end of the performance. Concerts scheduled from March 23-27.
- FB Live music series at 10:00 am daily, Lois Zozobrado will be offering live music, sing-a-long songs and Q&A.
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Coronavirus Information - City of Goodyear
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The impacts of the Coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, are rapidly changing. The city of Goodyear is committed to continuing to deliver the exceptional services that our residents depend on while keeping our community safe. In addition, the city is finding ways to reduce exposure between employees and residents.
Please visit
goodyearaz.gov/coronavirus
for the most up-to-date information on community impacts in Goodyear and how you can be aware, stay safe, and reduce the spread.
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Slow the Spread of COVID-19
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Basic, everyday habits go a long way to protecting yourself from viruses, including COVID-19:
- Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
- Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.
- Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
- Stay home when you are sick.
- Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash.
- Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces.
Visit
coronavirus.gov
for more information on the virus and how to protect yourself.
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APS Customer Support Fund
APS has established a temporary new Customer Support Fund to provide bill assistance to residential and small business customers who are experiencing financial strain due to the COVID-19 virus. For information, customers can call the APS Customer Care center at (602) 371-7171 in (metro Phoenix) or (800) 253-9405 (in other areas).
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Senior Assistance
Seniors in need of assistance
can call the Area Agency on Aging’s
24-Hour Senior Help Line at 602-264-HELP (602-264-4357)
or
toll free at 888-264-2258
. Those
hard of hearing or deaf can text 520-775-1899
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Maricopa County Library District
Digital resources and eMedia are always available and can be accessed 24/7 on your computer, smartphone, or tablet. Stream music and movies, download eBooks and audio books, or read a digital magazine all from the comfort of your home.
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Maricopa County Parks & Recreation
Maricopa County’s regional parks and trails, including campgrounds,
continue to remain open for public use
. Please remember to practice good hygience and social distancing while enjoying the parks.
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Emergency:
Police Non-emergency:
Fire Non-emergency:
Graffiti Report, Code Compliance:
Trash, Recycling, & Utility Billing
Water & Sewer Emergencies:
Streets, Lights, Sidewalks:
Neighborhood Services:
Parks & Recreation:
Goodyear Ballpark:
Goodyear Library:
Maricopa County:
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911
623-932-1220
623-932-2300
623-932-3004
623-882-7887
623-932-3010
623-932-3004
623-882-7801
623-882-7525
623-882-3120
602-652-3000
602-506-3415
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The Neighborhood Services Department is committed to partnering with residents to preserve and enhance the character of Goodyear neighborhoods by engaging people in civic participation and making government more accessible.
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Neighborhood Services | City of Goodyear | 623-882-7801
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