For a map of the current Neighborhood Associations see:
Ward 4 Registered Neighborhood Associations (pdf)

More maps for this and other wards are located on the Department of Urban Planning & Designs site:
http://www.tucsonaz.gov/planning/maps/city/index.html

To view data about neighborhood officers and related information see the following Department of Neighborhood Resources page:
http://www.tucsonaz.gov/dnr/MGReports/mgreports.php

There is a tremendous amount of work going on within the area of our ward. Your neighbors are hard at work building a better community for all to enjoy. The Ward IV Council Office encourages all organized neighborhoods to provide us with a link to your website if there is one available.


Here are some neighborhood-related links and other contact information that you may find relevant:

Department of Neighborhood Resources
(520) 791-4605
DNR brings focus and priority attention to neighborhood needs and promotes greater involvement of citizens in City government.  Emphasis is placed on providing citizens with direct information about City services, connecting citizens with key City personnel, and coordinating City/community resources for effective service delivery.  Offices located at 320 N. Commerce Park Loop. Click here to view the DNR Calendar of Neighborhood Events.

Neighborhood Crime Statistics
PLEASE NOTE: These statistics are based on the information currently available to us concerning neighborhood coordinates. If the coordinates listed for your neighborhood are incorrect, please contact us.  Also, if portions of a neighborhood lie outside the boundaries of the City limits, information reported will include only those areas inside the City limits.

Neighborhood Link
Neighborhood Link is an Internet-based community network that enables metropolitan-area neighborhood associations to create their own free, interactive web sites. It is designed to be the primary resource for civic communication for every neighborhood throughout the U.S.

Neighborhood Mediation
(520) 323-7862
The Community Mediation Program provides a dispute resolution service using neutral mediators to assist in the peaceful resolution of neighborhood and family conflicts.

Neighborhood Parking Programs
(520) 791-5071
The Department of Transportation, ParkWise Office, provides information about neighborhood parking permit programs and enforcement of permit violations.

Neighborhood Protection Act
(520) 791-4605
Neighborhood associations have been extended certain portions of victims' rights, specifically those involving prostitution, drugs and chop shops. This allows the neighborhood certain victim rights that help in tracking a criminal case and having a voice about it in court.

Neighborhood Recycling
(520) 748-8100
Neighborhood Recycling Centers are at the following locations:

Joaquin Murrieta Park
(Northwest corner of El Rio and Club View Drives)
Mansfield Park
(Southwest of Saguaro Street and 4th Avenue)
McCormick Park
(east side of Columbus Boulevard, south of Fort Lowell)
Morris K. Udall Park
(south side of Tanque Verde, east of Sabino Canyon Road)
Lakeside Park
(east of Pantano Rd. on the north side of Stella Rd.)
Golf Links Sports Park
(west side of Craycroft Road, north of Golf Links Road)
Rodeo Park
(south of Irvington Road and east of 6th Avenue/Nogales Highway)
Kennedy Park
(west side of Mission Road, north of Ajo Way)
22nd and Alvernon
(NW of 22nd St. and Alvernon Way)
Booth-Fickett Magnet School
(7240 E. Calle Arturo -- off Kolb Rd.)
Los Reales Landfill
(southwest of Los Reales and Craycroft Roads)
1010 E. 10th St.
(north of Broadway between Fremont and Park)
Jacobs Park
(on Fairview, south of Prince)
Davis-Monthan AFB
5600 E. Yuma (base access required)
Tucson Convention Center
(Northwest corner of Cushing St. and Granada Ave.)

Also see the Tucson Recycles web page of the Environmental Services Department.

Neighborhood Traffic Management
(520) 791-4259
Call for information about neighborhood traffic management programs.

Neighborhood Watch
(520) 791-4450
A program designed to assist in safety and crime prevention awareness.

Pro Neighborhoods
(520) 882-5885
PRO Neighborhoods provides technical assistance and small grants to neighborhood groups throughout Pima County.