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Community Leader Helps Homeless

Pastor Rich Crecelius "It was a complete success"

PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT

Pastor Rich, a leader within the Amberlea community, reported on the Project Homeless Connect stating that it was a huge success and they were able to help a total of 148 individuals, 24 of whom were military veterans. Thank you to Pastor Rich for not only hosting this event but joining in to help out these people in need.

22 Providers were onsite:
Phoenix Workforce Connections talked with 38 people and connected 21 with services
Community Voice Mail set up 16 mail boxes
Rainbow Housing met with 33 people
VITA gave information to 12 people
Phoenix Rescue Mission placed 4 people
Community Bridges placed 1 person
Set Free Ministries placed 3 people
CASS placed 3 people
Southwest Behavioral Health Services connected with 25 people
DES connected 35 people to services
Healthcare for the Homeless assisted 36 people

Photos of Recent Graffitti Clean Up Sites

Mug shots of prostitutes recently arrested in Maryvale

Crime Statistics by zip code/street

Online petition for park rangers‏

This is an online petition to show our support of the Phoenix Park Rangers and for them to continue with the powers to write tickets and arrest criminals as they always have. Please take a minute to read and sign, then forward to as many Phoenix residents as possible. Thank you.

"The Last 24"

The TV show the Last 24 featured a segment on prositituion in the Maryvale area. Click on the link for Thursday to watch the video.

PNP Receives Additional Funds
I wanted to let all PNP members know [the ones that I have an email for - right now] that I had recently contacted the 2007 Block Watch grant recipients that had a PNP component in their grant request and reminded them that their grant money expires June 30th. [the original email is below] And if they did not have anything else that they were going to purchase with their grant money, that instead of letting the grant money disappear, they could request that it be reallocated to benefit the citywide PNP program. Because there were 21 grants just a few dollars could make a big difference for us, i.e. $10 in each one would give us $210!!
The great news is that one of the grant recipient groups -
Arcadia West Neighborhood Association
had a lot of money that they were willing to share with us and we now have $426 coming our way, many thanks to them! This will help us out greatly with the shirts, signs, etc.
On behalf of the entire Phoenix Neighborhood Patrol Program, we would like to send a heartfelt "Thank You" to the Arcadia West Neighborhood Association! This was very generous and I hope you know what a difference you all have made!