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  • Building Permits
    Casa Fiesta is a commercial property and a commercial building permit application is required for non-residential construction including remodels and additions.  (Note:  Prior to making any additions or alterations, Casa Fiesta homeowners must write an Appurtenance Request as described in the Appurtenance Policy and submit it to the Board prior to the first of the month, for approval at the upcoming Board Meeting.  See the Appurtenances page on this website for additional information and relevant policies and documents.)
  • Desert Horizon Police Precinct
    Casa Fiesta is now a part of the Desert Horizon Police Precinct.  Their website provides phone numbers and individual email addresses for the Community Action Officers, Abatement Detective, Community Programs Officer, and Crimefree Multi-Housing Officer, and a link to their helpful precinct newsletter, The Horizon's Edge.  
  • Neighborhood College
    Neighborhood College is a one-of-a-kind collaboration of free workshops and hands-on learning experiences brought to you by multiple city departments.The intent of the program is to provide each participant with knowledge about the city’s programs, services and resources; the tools to access those resources; and the skills and ideas with which to build positive, sustainable communities.  
  • Phoenix Public Library
    Books, CDs, DVDs, audiobooks, ebooks, storytime, learning programs, and online computer access.  The Library has it all! In addition to programs for children, teens, and adults, the library provides resources and help for: getting a job, applying and paying for college, investing, starting a business, learning to use a computer, and learning to read. Check out the nearby Yucca Branch Library, just south of Christown.
  • Reinvent Phoenix
    Reinvent PHX is a collaborative partnership between the City of Phoenix, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Arizona State University, St. Luke’s Health Initiatives and local organizations committed to growing a sustainable city.  Casa Fiesta is a part of the Solano District.
  • Valley Metro Rail
    Ticket prices, bus and light rail schedules, maps, even a trip planner to help use our nearby light rail system.

Pets
  • Next Day Pets -- Breeds Directory
    Find dogs under 25 pounds using the complete dog breed profiles.  Get a better understanding of each breed's expected temperament, character, care and exercise requirements.

Property Values

Recycling, Hazardous Waste, Large Item Disposal
  • Earth911 -- Recycling Center Search
    Have something to recycle?  Find out how and where.  Includes household hazardous waste disposal.
  • Goodwill of Central Arizona
    Your local Goodwill Donation Center is located at 17th Avenue and Camelback.  Thanks to your donations and your goodwill, you’re helping to support job placement and job preparation at numerous no-cost career centers, all of which are open to anyone in need of help finding a job.  The website lists what you may donate, in addition to other helpful information. 
  • Recycling Eco-Stations
    Rather than putting recyclable items in the trash, you can sort them at home and take them to Recycling Eco-stations. The City of Phoenix has placed Eco-stations in city-owned parks and near clusters of multi-family housing complexes. These Eco-stations provide a place for residents to drop off their recyclables at any time. Click the link above for locations and for lists of recyclable items that are accepted at the various stations.

Things to Do
  • AZCentral - Things to Do
    Check out AZCentral's current recommendations for things to do, movies, events, music, nightlife, arts, kids, celebrities, and more.
  • Christown YMCA
    At the Y we value the little things, and believe healthy living is not just a fad, it’s a way of life. We are a community, and a family, embracing today’s social responsibilities together. For over a century we have been developing healthy minds, bodies, and spirits. The YMCA is so much more than a gym and is for everyone. Through our initiatives, programs, and services youth realize their potential; teens and young adults prepare for college; families spend time and have fun together; people are healthier in mind, body, and spirit; job seekers prepare for employment; newcomers are welcome and embraced; a nationwide service ethic is fostered; and so much more.
  • Downtown Phoenix Events and Activities
    Find exciting downtown events and activities including live music, pro sports games, amazing theater performances, shopping and much more.
  • Marc Atkinson Recreation Center
    Named after fallen police officer Marc Atkinson, the MARC recreation center provides various safe activities for neighborhood youth at 4535 N. 23rd Ave.   (602) 495-5451. 
    Hours:  Monday - Friday: 4 - 7 p.m.   Saturdays: 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.    Closed Sunday and holidays.
    Amenities include: Ping pong table, bumper pool table, air hockey, shuffle board, video games (Playstation 1 and 2, X-Box) and various games. The adjoining Kid Street Park has basketball courts, sand volleyball courts, and other amenities.
  • Parks and Recreation
    Info from the City of Phoenix on nearby recreation classes, special events, parks, hiking, arts events, teen programs, swim classes, city attractions, after-school programs, community centers, and much more.

Water Conservation
  • Smart Home Water Guide
    This guide takes you step-by-step on how to discover typical leaks and reduce water use in your home.