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A Message from Mayor Tom Schoaf
Once again it is time to review the State of our City. For those who were unable to attend the
January 19th State of the City presentation, a few highlights:
• The Historical Society continues to make significant progress on converting the La Loma Homestead
into its headquarters, along with building a new museum to house its vast collection of historic items.
• Development continues along Camelback at El Mirage Road with three new businesses already
opened, along with a future charter school. Construction of a free-standing emergency room, a
fast-food restaurant, an auto parts store and a mini-warehouse is imminent at Dysart.

• Our City Center development—featuring a large central park for enhanced community events—
is moving forward. We hope to break ground in 2019 on the first set of improvements for this
significant development.
• The Diamond Backs Foundation recently announced a gift to the City of a state-of-the-art baseball field to be built at the Camelback
entrance to the Villages. The field will honor the 100th birthday of Jackie Robinson.

• The entire State of the City presentation can be viewed on the City’s website at litchfield-park.org/613/State-of-the-City-Meetings.
Our shared vision for Litchfield Park has been stated by the Council as follows: Together, through responsible government and
citizen involvement, we will enhance the City of Litchfield Park while preserving the City's unique beauty, heritage and community
values fostered by our founder, Paul Litchfield.
Your Citizen Commissioners, Council and Staff worked diligently in 2018 to enhance and protect the unique community we call
home. We will continue these efforts to preserve our beauty, heritage and community values as we move forward in 2019. Please
contact me with any questions, thoughts or comments at tschoaf@litchfield-park.org or 623-935-5033.

FREQUENTLY REQUESTED PHONE NUMBERS
Animal Control 602 506-7387 Goodyear Fire Customer Service 623 932-2300
APS (to report street light outages) 602 371-7171 Library (Litchfield Park) 602 652-3000
Bus (Valley Metro) 602 253-5000 Liberty Utilities (water & sewer) 623 935-9367
after 4:30pm call 623 935-3395
Chamber of Commerce (Southwest Valley) 623 932-2260
Luke Air Force Base Information 623 856-1110
City Hall
Administration/Clerk/City Manager 623 935-5033 New Life Center (women’s shelter) 623 932-4404
Building Department 623 935-1066 Police (MCSO) Emergency 9-1-1
Building Permits & Property Maintenance 623 935-1066 Non-Emergency 602 876-1011
Court 623 935-7091 Recreation Center 623 935-9040
Finance 623 935-4364
Human Resources 623 935-4364 Southwest Gas Corporation 877 860-6020
Public Works/Field Operations 623 935-4356 Waste Management 888 964-9780
Cox Cable 602 277-1000 West Valley Arts Council 623 935-6384
Dust Control Violations 602 372-2703 West Valley View 623 535-8439

MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS
TOM SCHOAF, Mayor ANN DONAHUE, Council Member
tschoaf@litchfield-park.org adonahue@litchfield-park.org
PAUL FAITH, Vice Mayor PETER MAHONEY, Council Member
pfaith@litchfield-park.org pmahoney@litchfield-park.org
TOM ROSZTOCZY, Council Member LISA BRAINARD WATSON, Council Member
trosztoczy@litchfield-park.org lbrainardwatson@litchfield-park.org
JOHN ROMACK, Council Member
jromack@litchfield-park.org
PUBLISHED BY: City of Litchfield Park EDITOR: Chris Weaver DESIGNED & PRINTED BY: EZ Web Printing, LC

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