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Get Involved
Programs
The city's public participation team is committed to continuing and improving ways the public can learn about and engage in decisions that impact life in Scottsdale. Take some time and participate in your community - the feedback provided is used to create better projects and programs for our world-class community.
Current Opportunities
Engage
Polco
The city of Scottsdale regularly seeks resident input via questionnaires, polls and online feedback. Our online platform - Polco - allows you to “opt-in” to future opportunities.
Over 6,000 Scottsdale residents are providing their input via our Polco community - join your neighbors and let us know what you think.
Speak Up, Scottsdale
This online community is a place where Scottsdale residents can discuss city issues, programs, services, and projects. If you like feeling connected to your community and to your neighbors and are ready to engage in fun and meaningful discussions about Scottsdale, we would love to have you become a member.
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Hello Scottsdale
We are connecting with people via text to answer questions, and ask a few, too. Participation, right in the palm of your hand!
When you see “Hello Scottsdale” signs around the city, take a moment to ask some questions, or answer some we may post. We look forward to chatting with you.
Volunteer Opportunities
Citizen volunteers play a critical role in supporting the city's mission to provide "Simply better service for a world-class community." There are a variety of opportunities available for citizens to volunteer.
Communications
Newsletters:
- Scottsdale Update:
- A weekly newsletter from the City of Scottsdale focused on news, events and public involvement opportunities.
- P & Z Link:
- Scottsdale's Planning and Zoning division produces this email bulletin to keep residents and merchants informed about upcoming projects that may affect their neighborhoods
- Neighborhood College:
- The Neighborhood College newsletter provides residents, neighborhood groups and homeowners associations with the information, resources and tools needed to become effective neighborhood leaders.