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'Slope Fest!
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ABOUT ESSNA & BW

Our aim is to work with residents, businesses, police, and city officials to create an active, involved community.

 

We are neighbors working together to create an area of reduced crime in which both families and businesses will be safe and flourish.

 

At the same time, positively improving the perception of the entire
Sunnyslope community.

We are the largest Neighborhood Association in the city of Phoenix, and one of the most active.

A registered 501(c)(3) organization.

Join us to make a difference!

 

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BLOCK WATCH MEETINGS

We are now back in our "natural setting" at the NORTH VILLAGE BAPTIST CHURCH (1010 E. Alice Avenue)

Typically the last Tuesday of the month from 6:30PM to 7:30PM.

 

      2023 Meeting Dates:

  • Jan. 24

  • Feb 21

  • Mar (No Mtg/ 'Slope Fest coming!)

  • April 25

  • May 30 

  • June 27

  • July 25

  • Aug 29

  • Sep 26 

  • Oct 24

  • Nov 28

  • No Dec.mtg (Happy Holidays!)

      Speaker info: Click HERE.

              Established 2016 in Phoenix, AZ

  

4th of JULY

FLAG PLANTING

SUNDAY, JULY 2

7AM

 

Come join in the fun! Bring your family!

Also, bring a hammer and screwdriver to make the holes to plant the flags.

Meet at 10th Street & Butler

Be Safe out there!

Drink that water!!

Note our NEW Phone number: 602.545.2472

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Take a tour of 'Slope Fest 2019!

                      See 'Slope Fest 2022 &
                             the Tour de Sunnyslope

                        on the HOME page.
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Here are some photos from 'Slope Fest 2022!

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Bounce Houses, Obstacle Courses and More!

Christown Spectrum Mall
had a new bike raffle

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Long Live Quran Dance Crew, 
a crowd favorite, performed too!

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Phoenix Police giving out information and free Popsicles.

Cortez High School JROTC Color Guard

with special guests,

Mayor Gallego & Council Rep. Deb Stark

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