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Northwest Valley

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT Nov. 24, 2021
Population: 725047
transportation healthcare mental health elderly suburban
Community Activities and Services
Shopping areas, schools and universities, libraries, parks, lakes, rivers, places of worship, healthcare services, public transport, local nonprofit organizations, etc.
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Urban Scottsdale Community of Interest

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT Oct. 24, 2021
Population: 225170
healthcare voting rights diversity education urban
Community Activities and Services
My Community of Interest is Scottsdale. For years Scottsdale district has been included with Fountain Hills. Scottsdale is a metropolitan community, more part of greater Phoenix then suburban bedroom community. Scottsdale is much more than a tourist town to residents we work, shop and dine in Scottsdale, not Fountain Hills. We have a very large business community including a health care industry recognized worldwide. This district is not competitive. There are very few people representing the Hispanic community in this district. My map includes South Scottsdale instead of the very homogenous community of Fountain Hills. My map is much more competitive, fair and represents my community.
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Friends of Phoenix Mtn Preserve Community

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT Oct. 14, 2021
Population: 243530
renewable resources education environment hiking recreation
Cultural or Historical Interests
My community of interest is the Phoenix Mountain Preserve. I have lived in the area surrounding the Phoenix Mountain Preserve since 1963 and I am still an avid hiker. I love living near the mountains in the midst of a bustling city. My community values the preserve as a source for inspiration and recreation. We are custodians and ambassadors of this natural resource. Many of us belong to The Friends of Phoenix Mountain Preserve group; We worked with the city to determine the best route for their water pipeline, for this reason and many others, this district needs to include all boundaries of the preserve in one district. Please see my map attached. Marilyn Duerbeck
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Community of Charitable Neighbors

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT Oct. 14, 2021
Population: 236970
housing healthcare diversity education affordable
Community Activities and Services
My Community LD28, is diverse, both culturally and economically. There are many charitable organizations and houses of worship that contribute to the welfare of our residents. These charities serve many with food banks and temporary housing for our neighbors that are financially challenged. There is a great collection of education organizations as well are healthcare services. As a lifelong volunteer who believes in contributing I have worked with many of these organizations to connect persons of need with services. My community, currently LD28 has many needy and many wealthy residents, an important mix of socioeconomic households. Please see my map.
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Phoenix Mountain Preserves Community

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT Oct. 10, 2021
Population: 277187
environment recreation outdoor activities middle class
Cultural or Historical Interests
My community is made up of the Phoenix mountain preserves - regular use/enjoyment of the trails of the various mountains in the mid-phoenix area.
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North Mountain Preserve Community

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT Oct. 6, 2021
Population: 208908
diversity environment
Cultural or Historical Interests
My community is connected through the hiking and outdoor activities that a central to the community. The North Mountain Preserve is a central location to marry this district.
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Phoenix Mountains Preserve Community

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT Oct. 6, 2021
Population: 152614
climate education environment recreation outdoor activities
Community Activities and Services
My community of Interest is made up of people who use the Phoenix Preserves as a place to escape the city, get excercise, spend time with family and friends. It crosses all economic and cultural boundaries, people of all types go hiking in the Preserves, more and more every year.
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The Tempe Blues

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT Aug. 10, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
Tempe has a diverse population and includes economically challenged and economically privileged neighborhoods. Residents represent the world population and our public schools accommodate several different languages while assimilating our new neighbors. Tempe continues to work with the native populations in Guadalupe and Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Communities.
Community Activities and Services
My community is a cultural and economic engine for Maricopa county. Tempe Town Lake is the beginning of the Rio Salado Restoration project to expand recreation opportunities, replenish habitat for native species and reclaim valuable property for affordable housing and business. Tempe residents meet their shopping needs for groceries and all other items locally. Tempe is the home to AZ Sate University and Rio Salado Community College, while being close to Mesa Community College. Tempe leads in Public Transportation with Light Rail and will connect passenger rail to Tucson.
Economic or Environmental Interests
Tempe is landlocked and is actively working to create room for additional families and businesses by building in and building up in a planned and managed fashion to mitigate environmental, cultural and economic harm. Our city is wrapped in connector freeway links that enhance our economy but also add to the particulate air quality/pollution problem in Maricopa County. Tempe Town lake is the #2 destination in AZ. Tempe's link to PHX Airport, Papago Park, Papago Golf Course, PHX Muni Stadium, PHX Zoo, Pueblo Grande and Grady Gammage Auditorium make it a major economic engine for the entire Metro-PHX region.
Community Needs and Concerns
Tempe has 3 public school districts that perform at an A+ status for our children and families. We don't want our public dollars siphoned off to support Charter and Private Schools. Tempe continues to work on Sustainability Programs for neighborhoods, businesses and public institutions. We vote for public safety and support our first responders through bond initiatives on a regular basis. Tempe continues to address the growing homeless population in a strategic and humane manner. There is a need for affordable-workforce housing so that our school and public employees can live close to where they work, as our neighbors. We are fortunate to have an electorate that supports COMMUNITY.
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demo

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT Aug. 9, 2021
Community Activities and Services
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The Valley North of the 101

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT Aug. 8, 2021
environment water outdoor activities wildfires
Cultural or Historical Interests
Much of this COI lives among the saguaros, javelinas, and wildlife that are unique to this part of the country. They matter to us personally. As do our horses - they are part of our lives (even for those who don't own them) and certainly part of our heritage. There are ancient ruins, abandoned mines, and still the feel of the desert which is largely lost as you go south of this COI. On the flip side, we consider ourselves part of the broader Phoenix metropolitan area, interested in the Valley's news and enjoying access to all its amenities yet able to live daily in our own slightly-rural world.
Community Activities and Services
Our main activities: outdoors! Hiking, horseback riding, golfing, off-roading, cycling, and/or motorcycling. Many horse properties throughout this area, plus parks and undeveloped land for recreating. Shopping: mainly from Cave Creek & Carefree west & south down to Norterra, south to Desert Ridge near the 101 and down Scottsdale Rd to Mayo Blvd & Bell Rd. We go to movie theaters & restaurants in Norterra, Desert Ridge, or on Bell Rd & Mayo Blvd. Healthcare: most all of our doctors, dog vets, horse vets, & healthcare services are in this COI. Virtually no public transportation in this COI. Cave Creek is an entertainment destination for many in this COI & beyond.
Economic or Environmental Interests
Economic: almost all economic needs/interests are met within this COI. Those in the north all go south and west for 95% of goods and services but to go south beyond Bell Rd seems just "too far" for most things. Environmental Interests: Many of us spend much time outdoors and are keenly aware of environmental and climate change issues because we have experienced the changes directly and constantly over the last 10-20 years. We are concerned about the future for our animals, our outdoor activities, even our saguaros and desert wildlife among which we live.
Community Needs and Concerns
Fires - a constant concern. Strong horse community here from all over this COI to help each other evacuate horses - this is needed almost every year. Water - many on wells or hauled water. Most of this COI is zero-scaped or undeveloped. Diversity - The northern & southern parts of this COI need each other for diversity in age, race, ethnicity, and politics. Competitiveness - NONE in the northern parts of this COI. Northern Dems in this COI have not had any chance at being represented in the 17 years I've lived here. Absolutely no shared interests with Anthem or Yavapai County - with whom the northern parts of this COI are enslaved together in one Legislative District. Please fix this!
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demo

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT Aug. 6, 2021
Community Needs and Concerns
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Catalina Foothills

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT Aug. 5, 2021
healthcare education elderly environment suburban
Community Activities and Services
The Catalina Foothills was named the top spot in Niche's 2021 Best Suburb to Live in Arizona -- for good reason. We enjoy our hiking trails, beautiful parks like Sabino Canyon, the Catalina Mountains, Brandi Fenton Park, and Rillito River Park, our many excellent public and private schools, cultural centers like Tohono Chul. We also enjoy our many fine restaurants, shopping centers like La Encantada and St. Philips.
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Sunnyslope

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT Aug. 3, 2021
Community Needs and Concerns
My community encompasses the Sunnyslope neighborhood of North Central Phoenix. It is diverse economically and is bounded by the mountain preserves to the north and east and Interstate 17 on the west. The Madison School District and parts of Glendale Union HS District (Sunnyslope HS and Washington HS) are included.
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Arrowhead in Glendale

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT Aug. 2, 2021
healthcare voting rights education
Cultural or Historical Interests
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Community Activities and Services
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demo

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT July 30, 2021
Community Activities and Services
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Southeast Gilbert

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT July 26, 2021
Economic or Environmental Interests
Lots of kids, mixed income, long commutes.
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Tempe1

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT July 26, 2021
Community Activities and Services
ASU and Salt River
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July 25 Demo

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT July 26, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
pass
Community Activities and Services
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Asian-American ASU Students

AZ AANHPI for Equity
Danger: REPORT July 24, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
My community consists of a lot of Chinese and Indian international students and Hispanic/Latino residents.
Community Activities and Services
My community consists of a lot of Arizona State University students. A major shopping and recreational area is Mill Avenue.
Economic or Environmental Interests
My community experiences heat- and monsune-related environmental issues.
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Bangladeshi-American Community

AZ AANHPI for Equity
Danger: REPORT July 24, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
My community as immigrated from Bangladesh to live in America. It also just so happens that most of their graduating class of college ended up in Arizona.
Community Activities and Services
Majority of my community attends BASIS Chandler for our education and as an area to socialize. We also enjoy hosting gatherings at Tumbleweed Park to ensure that we all stay in touch and enjoy each others presence. Most of us are Islamic and go to the Islamic Center of the East Valley (ICEV) to practice our faithful religion.
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Asian American Community in Tucson, AZ

AZ AANHPI for Equity
Danger: REPORT July 24, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
Tucson has a large Hispanic community; religious groups: Jewish, Christian; Ethnic groups: Chinese
Community Activities and Services
Jewish Community Center (swimming, summer camps); Park Place Mall; Coffee Exchange; Zen Burger; Tucson Chinese Culture Center; Sabino Canyon
Economic or Environmental Interests
Littering is a major issue; water and rough conservation; environmental impact of copper mining
Community Needs and Concerns
Homelessness/poverty, heat waves/heat strokes, immigration
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Indian-American Community of Chandler, Arizona

AZ AANHPI for Equity
Danger: REPORT July 24, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
A lot of the cultural centers are pretty far from where I live. At least one significant center is Iskcon. It's located more near Tempe / Phoenix. Another center is called Chin Maya Mission. This is in Phoenix.
Community Activities and Services
Basis Chandler High School (big community gathering area). Majority of students that attend there are Asian folks. That's where I and my friends access educational services. It's a very study-intensive school. Not a ton of opportunities to socialize. Lots of Asian folks that live in this area as well. There is a neighborhood named Fulton Ranch where lots of Asian folks live. Indian Grocers - "Patel Bros." Closer to Downtown Chandler. Tumeric - half grocery store/ half takeout restaurant.
Economic or Environmental Interests
In the community where I live, people are generally economically salient and pretty well-to-do. For environmental concerns, I think that at least most AAs and people that I know -- shared understanding is that people recycle and reuse products. This is something that I grew up with.
Community Needs and Concerns
Education is a big concern. Tutoring services. Making sure people have a way to get to school. Making sure that people have access to their extra curriculars.
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Arrowhead

AZ AANHPI for Equity
Danger: REPORT July 24, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
Built as a whole community in multiple phases, contains a large Asian American population
Community Activities and Services
The shopping malls along 67th and 59th avenue, Sierra Verde Park
Economic or Environmental Interests
Located around the 101, traffic and construction affects all of us
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Spur Cross Preservationists

One Arizona
Danger: REPORT July 23, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
My community has preserved the physical evidence of many pre-historic American Indian sites, numerous mines dot the township and ranching was a historical way of living.
Community Activities and Services
This is a very active community for hiking, horseback riding, bicycling, exploring archaeological sites. Indoor activities concentrate in coffee shops, churches, restaurants, western bars and the local library. It has a western theme and draws numerous tourists.
Economic or Environmental Interests
Tourism is the main basis for the town's economy although many larger stores are have been approved and built on the southern boundary. Land preservation has resulted in our town partnering with other government agencies to purchase Spur Cross Ranch. We also have the Desert Foothills Land Trust. Maintaining a sustainable environment is of high importance.Water conservation/availability is of high concern given the increase in annual temperatures and decrease in rainfall. This includes the for profit water mining of our aquafer.
Community Needs and Concerns
Our community commonly interconnects with Phoenix, Scottsdale and Tramonto/Noterra areas. People constantly move back and forth in these areas/cities for work, leisure, medical and social needs. We have no day to day commonality with Yavapai County to our north.Sustainable growth is of great concern to assure availability of water.Preservation of wildlife and habitat coupled with effects of climate change need to be considered in policy decisions regarding growth and development.
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AZ AANHPI for Equity
Danger: REPORT July 20, 2021
Community Activities and Services
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demo

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT July 19, 2021
Community Activities and Services
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North Phoenix Community

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT July 19, 2021
Economic or Environmental Interests
My community is located near undeveloped land. It would be great to see it preserved as part of our district as there are hiking trails, etc that people use regularly.
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Las barisa Goodyear

Our Voice Our Vote
Danger: REPORT July 16, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
Whites
Community Activities and Services
My community is predominantly white
Economic or Environmental Interests
Rural
Community Needs and Concerns
My community extend over two county
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Kyrene and Ray Chandler Community

Our Voice Our Vote
Danger: REPORT July 16, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
I live in a gated community with roughly 25 homes. Several of the homes were built by their residents 20-25 years ago. The residents are primarily white, and when I first moved here in 2016, there were many elderly. Some of their children have taken over their homes, or others have sold their homes to relocate into smaller ones.In 2021 most residents are around middle age, and several (including myself) have children attending college and entering the workforce. The nearby church and schools are other places where people gather and form cultural bonds.
Community Activities and Services
There is a Christ's Church of the Valley (CCV) campus a few blocks away from my home. I attended church here with my kids and have seen other neighbors there.Several schools are within walking distance, including Corona del Sol High School and Kyrene de la Mirada Middle School. Bus service was established along Ray Rd a couple of years ago and has made it easier for my kids and others to travel to school and work.
Economic or Environmental Interests
A lot of residents are in the upper middle-class tax bracket. There is a defunct Intel factory nearby where some still work. There are also a lot of retirees who live in the area. Many local stores, such as Fry's Marketplace, EOS Fitness, etc., employ people of all ages and backgrounds. There is a library within walking distance where a lot of kids hang out after school.My neighborhood features several parks and artificial lakes.
Community Needs and Concerns
My neighborhood and the surrounding community are predominantly white and right-leaning, making it difficult to relate to my neighbors at times. My neighbors are good to talk about politics and their views, but I have not seen much from them in community activism. If they do give time or money to other organizations, they aren't vocal about it.I would like to see more connectivity between my neighbors and surrounding communities when it comes to redistricting.
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Democrats of AZ LD18

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT July 14, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
My community includes a legislative district with parts of 4 different cities, thanks to the last redistricting cycle. We are ethnically diverse and include students attending Arizona State University.
Community Activities and Services
My community is the Democrats in my legislative district, AZ LD18. It's a very active, large group of people with lots of precinct committeepersons and state committee members. We care about the values that unite Arizonans, and we care deeply about our community.
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Verrado Demo

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT July 13, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
Because most of the residents of Verrado migrated here from another state, there is little cultural commonality among the residents. We have Founder’s Day to commemorate the founding of Verrado back in 2005, and the community sponsors a variety of social events throughout the year that draw significant numbers of people.There are a seemingly large number of churches serving Verrado. Perhaps the most important are Summit Church, Christ Church of the Valley (CCV), and the Refinery. They seem to be largely non-denominational, but all enjoy good attendance and support from the community. As mentioned before, Verrado’s developers intended to give the town the feel of a small, midwestern c
Community Activities and Services
Verrado is a planned community in Buckeye, laying north of the I-10, approximately 25 miles west of downtown Phoenix. According to the Verrado web page, the population of Verrado is 20,905. Verrado was designed to resemble a small, midwestern town, with the community involvement that implies. Verrado is really two separate communities: the original community, sometimes referred to as “Heritage” which welcomes families of all ages, and the newer “Victory” community that is age-restricted. 41% of Verrado families have children, 60% are child free. 80% of Verrado residents consider themselves “white collar, with 51% reporting their education level as high school and beyond; and 30% reportin
Economic or Environmental Interests
GROWTH is the primary economic interest of Buckeye. Buckeye was originally a farming community. Over the past couple of decades, farms have gradually been sold, primarily to builders who have created an ever-expanding residential area moving outward from Phoenix. More recently, favorable tax incentives for businesses, as well as proximity to a major east/west highway (the I-10), has attracted companies building major warehouse facilities around Verrado and neighboring cities. concerns about growth, maintenance of our lifestyle and, of course, water issues separate from agriculture have become major concerns. Within the last couple of years, a major concern about distribution of water am
Community Needs and Concerns
There are two 18-hole golf courses in Verrado which offer memberships to men and women. They are a major attraction in drawing prospective residents to Verrado and are important social meeting places.Verrado also has two community centers, complete with gyms, swimming pools and meeting rooms that are available for clubs and classes.Verrado currently has three restaurants that serve as important meeting places for residents: Ciao grazie, the Verrado Grill and Tempo. Several new restaurants are scheduled to open in the next couple of months, and the commercial area around the newly opened Fry’s Marketplace on Indian School Road promises to become a central meeting place in the coming ye
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Cave Creek and Carefree community

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT July 12, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
Residents are interested in preserving open space and the desert. The Desert Foothills Land Trust has preserved 375 acres of desert. Most community members are of Anglo descent, but there is a small Latinx population in Cave Creek. Residents in Cave Creek are a majority senior population, with the median age in Cave Creek being 58 years (2018). Frequent Arts Festivals are held in Cave Creek and Carefree. Cave Creek has a history of a western lifestyle through mining and cattle ranching. Many horse communities are found in Cave Creek and Cave Creek has a yearly parade and rodeo. Carefree was a planned development with the intention of embedding housing within the natural environment.
Community Activities and Services
My community includes the small towns of Cave Creek and Carefree. People gather at local coffee shops, the Desert Foothils Library, local restaurants and bars, area churches, the Holland Center, the YMCA and local organizations, such as the Kiwaniis Club, and the Desert Awareness Committee. The area caters to a large tourist population with many shops and restaurants. The area has no public transportation. There is an urgent care center in Carefree and a medical center is being built in Cave Creek. The Foothills Food Bank serves a population that is food deprived with food boxes, financial assistance and help filing for Food Stamps.
Economic or Environmental Interests
Many residents are retired or work from home. Some residents own small businesses and restaurants in the community. Outside of shops, restaurants and grocery stores, there is little employment in the community. Workers need to go south into Phoenix and Scottsdale for employment. Many of the employees of the area shops/restaurants come into the communities during the day from the Phoenix area, as it is too expensive to live here. Water is a concern, with a number of homes in Cave Creek on wells. Also, there have been conflicts between the two communities over the water company and CAP water.
Community Needs and Concerns
Our communities have nothing in common with Prescott, yet are currently in the same legislative district as Yavapai County. As our communities are dependent economically upon the greater Phoenix/Maricopa area, it would make more sense to have us in a district with the population south of us. I do feel the Cave Creek and Carefree should continue to be together in a district, as we have close proximity and some commonalities.
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Desert Ridge Toscana and More

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT July 12, 2021
Community Activities and Services
My community primarily consists of several gated communities that are mostly condos. Our activities outside of the gated areas are mostly in High Street and Desert Ridge Marketplace. There are many retired persons here, many of whom moved here from another state.
Community Needs and Concerns
Since we have so many retirees, a primary concern is safety.
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East Valley Community

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT July 12, 2021
Economic or Environmental Interests
The economic corridor along the 101 in the east valley is an area where people tend to live, play, and work with similar professional workplaces, school district academic qualities, quality of life (suburban), and have similar tourism appeal (golf courses, malls, resorts, activities such as water parks). These aspects also reflect having similar water use and climate concerns.
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AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT July 12, 2021
Community Activities and Services
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AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT July 11, 2021
Community Activities and Services
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Glendale - Whole City

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT July 10, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
Old Glendale is known as an antique mecca - and has a profile in Sunset magazine to prove it! There are many historic buildings throughout the city. The Catlin Court Historic District is located in the area bounded by Gardenia Ave., 59th Ave., Palmarie Ave. and 58th Ave. The district was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on June 9, 1992.[4] It is the first of ten districts in Glendale to be designated as historical by the National Register of Historic Places. The other nine are the 59th Avenue Residential Historic District, Floralcroft Historic District, Glendale Gardens Historic District, Glendale Tract Historic District, Northfield Historic District, Myrtle Avenue Residen
Community Activities and Services
There are many festivals in the city - Glendale Glitters in December is very popular as is the Jazz and Blues Festival and the Chocolate festival each February. Glendale is also home to Cerretta Candy Co.There are more than 70 antique and specialty shops adjacent to a beautiful city park and library. The Catlin Court Historic District houses residential bungalows that have been converted into unique and quaint shops.The general boundaries of the city of Glendale are Pinnacle Peak Road to the north, Camelback Road on the south, 43rd or 51st Avenues on the east, and Luke Air Force Base and Reems Road on the west. Glendale can be accessed from Interstate 17, Interstate 10 and Loops 101 and
Economic or Environmental Interests
Education is a big driver in Glendale — 3 Unified School Districts - Deer Valley, Dysart and Peoria; Glendale Union, Phx, Union, and Tolleson High schools as well as 4 elementary school districts. Midwestern University is also located here. Public Sector Employers: The City; Glendale CC;, Luke Air Force Base and USPS.Private Employers: Banner Thunderbird Medical Center; Bechtel; Gilbert Engineering; Glendale Truss Industries; Honeywell Satellite Avionics; Schuck Component SystemsSports - sports - sports — Glendale is the site of State Farm Stadium - home to AZ Cardinals and the Fiesta Bowl! and the Gila River Arena - both are a part of the Glendale Sports and Entertainment District
Community Needs and Concerns
In 2013, Glendale is in the top 100 largest cities in the US by population - but we have a western/suburban feel. with increasing Hispanic Population/The city is comprised of all ages - 30% are school age; 27% are older than 45; Median Income is $45,000; about 12% of the population is below the poverty level - including 16% of children under 18; and 10% over 65.
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LD13 Demo

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT July 9, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
Thunders\bird Pack - old town Glendale
Community Activities and Services
Near Abrazzo hospital, MIdWestern Medical School
Economic or Environmental Interests
Honeywell. tourism
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Arrowhead Area Community

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT June 30, 2021
Community Activities and Services
My community aligns with the lower half of the public school district, Deer Valley School District. Even people whose children didn't go to the same schools share a neighborhood of shopping, restaurants and parks in the middle of this huge urban/suburban area. It may encompass both Glendale and Peoria city limits, but the neighborhood overrides the city designations.
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Catalina Foothills

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT June 28, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
University; emerging ethic communities; mix of age groups
Community Activities and Services
Catalina foothills has shopping; many restaurants; lots of snow birds and many University relationships ; Once school district -Catalina Foothills unites our community
Economic or Environmental Interests
University; mostly professional; protective of the desert landscape; mostly residential
Community Needs and Concerns
Primary concern in education and maintaining education excellence ; biggest attracts
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Anthem and South

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT June 25, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
We have The Pioneer Village Museum. A National Veterans Monument in our park. The area is relatively new with many housing divisions which encourages young families to move in. We have a large retirement group, too. Our community is mostly white with a pocket of African American, Asian, Eastern European and Latino people. Senior care homes and Assisted living facilities are available.
Community Activities and Services
My community has a community park, center and civic center. Several churches, schools, library, doctors and dental offices, immediate care facility, small businesses and a post office. We have a restaurants, Walmart, grocery stores and shopping areas. There are fitness businesses. Music in May, Anthem Days and Independence Day Celebrations. Fire stations are in the area. There is a Theater in Norterra, south.
Economic or Environmental Interests
We have many people who work out of their homes for various corporations. We have small businesses, shopping area workers, hospital and health care workers, landscaping, plumbing workers, etc.. Gore Industries, USAA corporation, Cigna are in the area and a new semi conductor manufacturing facility to be build. WATER is a major concern and growing traffic up the I-17.
Community Needs and Concerns
Currently we are lumped in the legislative district with Yavapai County which is north of us, and is more rural. The political representatives come from Prescott. We need to be represented by our community needs and people. We need to be redistricted into districts south of us.
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Anthem

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT June 25, 2021
Community Needs and Concerns
My community is a Master Planned Community that represents a suburban area, as well as bordered by rural area, (1+acre lots)
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Black Mountain Demo

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT June 19, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
Interests in open space and the desert. (Cave Creek is horse oriented). Outdoor activities, ie hiking, equestrian and biking. Desert Foothills Land Trust and Preserve (Has preserves of 375 acres of desert) Sonoran Arts League Center for the Arts - includes annual Hidden in the Hills artist tour. AZ Music Fest - extensive musical programs for adults and children. Multiple art festivals in Carefree and Cave Creek. Cave Creek Annual Parade and Rodeo. Mining and Cattle Ranching. Archaeology - Cave Creek has an active AZ Archaeology Chapter. The foothills area has extensive
Community Activities and Services
Local coffee shops, Desert Foothills Library, western bars, Carefree sundial space, Holland Center, YMCA. Many shops and restaurants/bars catering to a large tourist population. Paradise Valley Community College at Holland Center, Cave Creek Unified School District, Montessori school and Charter schools and adult education programs at the Desert Foothill Library.Foothills Caring Core in Carefree serves Carefree and Cave Creek. They serve the elderly and disabled provide activities, meals and health services. Foothills Food Bank and Resource Center - Food boxes, financial assistance, assistance filing for food stamps. No Public transportation.
Economic or Environmental Interests
Many residents own and operate small businesses/shops in our communities. Several residents in Cave Creek work outside the Cave Creek area. Carefree has a large retired population and seasonal residents. Water is of great concern environmentally and politically. There are many private wells in the area some of which have run dry and most others have varying levels of arsenic. Water issues exist between Carefree and Cave Creek re: allocation of CAP water and ownership of the water company. See above for tourism.
Community Needs and Concerns
In Cave Creek and Carefree Republicans outnumber Democrats 3 to 1. Democrats are not in a competitive arena whereby we may potentially elect whom we choose. Alignment of CC and CF with other communities that brings more balance to the distribution of Democratic and Republican voters.
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Black Mountain Dem

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT June 18, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
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Community Activities and Services
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Economic or Environmental Interests
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Community Needs and Concerns
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BMDems

AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT June 16, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
type in info
Community Activities and Services
typo in info
Economic or Environmental Interests
type in info
Community Needs and Concerns
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AZ Indivisible
Danger: REPORT June 14, 2021
Community Activities and Services
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City of Casa Grande

RAZE
Danger: REPORT May 28, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
My community is made up of BIPOC populations in Casa Grande. Different populations share languages, traditions, values and culture. We face the common hardship of being underrepresented in government.
Community Activities and Services
My community utilizes the services of the City of Casa Grande. This includes Parks and Recreation, the public libraries, schools and social services. My community accesses these services daily across the city. These services and activities are essential as it is a rural community and people cannot easily access metro area services
Economic or Environmental Interests
My community is located in Rural Arizona. Agriculture and manufacturing are two very important industries to my community. Not only do people depend a lot on these industries, these industries are major employers in this area.
Community Needs and Concerns
My BIPOC community is located in Casa Grande, in Pinal County, and is split between two legislative districts. I do not feel my community should be split. The BIPOC community of Casa Grande spans across the entire city; however, the interests and use of services are very similar. My community needs to be together in one district to ensure fair, equitable and proportional representation.
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Reclaimed Economy Community

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Danger: REPORT May 25, 2021
Economic or Environmental Interests
My community is located near Cesar Chavez School & Alvord Lake that is in need of Park Employees / Cross Walk Guards that are community members.
Community Needs and Concerns
My multiple family home communities need a community garden or monthly farmers market or new community engagement events provided in Alvord Park.
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Phoenix Residents of Maryvale

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Danger: REPORT May 25, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
The large part of my community is Latinx and many families are mixed-status or undocumented some are black or African American families as well and a minority are white. For many Spanish is their first language and/or they’re bilingual.
Community Activities and Services
My community is made of families whose children attend G. Frank Davidson elementary, St. Augustine Church, and Trevor G. Browne High school. The church provides childcare and community events in the summer. My community uses El Oso Park
Economic or Environmental Interests
Residents are employed in industries like construction and retail. A great concern for my community are te rising temperatures especially during the summer and the accompanying rising electric bills.
Community Needs and Concerns
My community is concerned for how they will sustain themselves as the local economy recuperates from covid this past year. Many families’ main providers were laid off or lost their job and grocery store prices around us rose significantly which has made life hard. Immigration and the heightened police presence has always been of concern as well because many are undocumented.
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Manzanita Farms

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Danger: REPORT May 25, 2021
Community Needs and Concerns
There is quite a bit of theft in my area and the alleys are always so dirty. The trash in only picked up from the bins but now off the ground. An overflow of trash through the alleys. This makes me think the city doesn't care about our neighborhood nor the people that live in it.
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The Tempe 85281 community.

One Arizona
Danger: REPORT April 12, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
My community is made up of some older neighborhoods that are concerned with being replaced or destroyed and gratification.
Community Activities and Services
My community is made up of people living around Arizona State University primarily in zip code 85281.
Economic or Environmental Interests
My community is close to ASU and it is the biggest employer in my community. The main environmental concerns are warming both from global warming and the heat island effect along with water access issues.
Community Needs and Concerns
Keep my community together in the same district as the rest of Tempe.
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