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Notice of Department Realignment |
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Please be advised that in September, 2009,
the Glendale City Council approved the realignment of the
functions and responsibilities of the Community Development and
Housing Department into three new, reformulated departments in
order to improve service delivery to the community through
coordination of programs and staff. This realignment and
transfer of functions and responsibilities is effective as of
January 1, 2010. The former Community Development and Housing
divisions and their new respective departments are noted below: |
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Division
Housing Division
Neighborhood Services
Community Development Block
Grant
Workforce Development |
New
Department
Community
Redevelopment and Housing
Community Planning
Community Services and Parks
Community Services and Parks |
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Over the next few months, the
WebPages for the new departments will be changing to reflect the
reorganization. At some point in the near future, the webpage
for the Community Development and Housing Department will be
discontinued and viewers will be redirected. |
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Quality of Life Indicators Report: 2002
Neighborhood Services > Quality of Life Report > Quality of Life Indicators Report: 2002
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Quality of Life Indicators are guides which are intended to give some reflection of the health of
the larger community. Demographics data, reports and surveys from within a community’s systems
are represented and often show changes and trends over time. Indicators are most commonly used
to revitalize communities, build community participation, set priorities, and track progress of
a community’s growth toward reaching and sustaining a healthy environment.
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