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CANYON CORRIDOR CONNECTION

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ASK FAITH:

Let us hear from YOU! Know a good story we should be telling?

Community organization we should be highlighting? Comments and/or questions you may

have?

[email protected]

or

602-639-6721.

A Semi-annual Publication of the Canyon Corridor

Community

Bringing Neighborhoods Together

Editor/Publisher

Faith Weese, Chief University Relations Officer

Grand Canyon University

3300 W. Camelback Road, Phoenix, AZ 85017

[email protected]

Editorial Board

Jamie Johnson

Jak Keyser

Georgia Sepic

Anna Sepic

Maria Uhing

Beverly Konic

Photographer

Jak Keyser

[email protected]

CONTACT US

Do you have questions about the Canyon Corridor community?

We encourage you to reach out and ask us! We are all working

together to eliminate issues as quickly as possible to make this

the best neighborhood in Phoenix.

GET IN TOUCH:

Canyon Corridor Inquiry:

602-639-8305 or

[email protected]

Inside this issue:

4 Interviewwith Police Chief Yahner

6 Violent Impact Project Update

16 Wisdom from the Heart - To Love

Your Neighboorhood

18 Neighborhood Associations

20 Community Highlights

26 Community Resources

30 Calendar of Events

W

hat an amazing launch of the fall 2015 semester we’ve

experienced here in our Canyon Corridor, together! With

intensive community collaboration we’ve prepared all our youth

for school to begin once again, while at the same time celebrating

our diverse cultures and strengthening our partnerships with all

our community partners – schools, business, churches, non-profits

and stakeholders.

Community passion runs high and dreams even higher! We

continue to work hard to enhance and revitalize our neighborhoods,

together. By getting involved in our Public Safety initiatives, the

Violence Impact Project (VIP), Habitat for Humanity, Neighborhood Safety Initiative (NSI),

neighborhood association clean-ups, school support activities and various other collaborative

community events.

When we tap into our “heart power” (that’s passion) something magical happens. Heart power

is at the very core of any successful collaborative neighborhood community. Capture the heart

and we’ve captured our community. We’ve worked hard building a foundation and vision

to lift up our Canyon Corridor. Now we’re rolling! Clearly, we continue to be in the people

business – making memories, restoring hope, building community, unleashing dreams and …

heart power. YOUR love for OUR Canyon Corridor – Priceless.

Keep dreaming and remember there are no limits but the sky!

Loving OUR Community:

“Bringing Neighborhoods Together”

Our Youth. Our Schools. Our Future.

WE LCOME F ROM FA I TH WE E S E

FAITH WEESE

Chief University Relations Officer

Grand Canyon University

[email protected]

| 602-639-6721

YOUASKED—WE LISTENED

Q:

Canyon Corridor Neighborhood Schools and Youth: How are we partnering to meet the needs of and support

our Canyon Corridor Youth with collaborative partnerships?

A:

The Canyon Corridor Connection Magazine continues to be dedicated to our youth,

our schools and our community collaborations all focused on our Canyon Corridor.

Q:

Education: Top priority continues to be the education of our youth. What specific Districts reside within our

Canyon Corridor and how do all the boundaries fit together?

A:

Four school districts are located in our Canyon Corridor – see new map on page 19

for specific details.

Q:

Safety & Security: Another top priority in our community continues to be safety and security. What is the

current vision of our new Phoenix Police Chief Yahner and how can we work together more closely to make an

even greater impact this year? Please give us an update on the VIP/ “Violence Impact Project” and show us

where the boundaries actually fit into our area?

A:

See page 4-6 for Chief Yahner’s vision, VIP update/map and page 14-15 for NSI impact

update on our community.