| Goodbye and Good Luck to Dyer Lytle |
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Dyer Lytle is leaving Jefferson Park and moving to Flagstaff. During his tenure as president of JPNA, Dyer faced many challenges: apathy and diminishing resident participation, increasing influx of predatory development, and student behavior which threatened the way of life in our historic mid-city neighborhood. Dyer met these challenges, effectively laying the groundwork for future precedent-setting rulings that support Tucson neighborhoods. His quiet and dependable leadership helped launch Jefferson Park Neighborhood as “The Little Neighborhood That Could”. Dyer, we wish you all the best in your new life in Flagstaff! Don’t forget us! |
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FAQS April 27 2011
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Jefferson Park Neighborhood Design Manual
Adopted by the Mayor & Planning & Council, June 21, 2011Click link to download
JPDM-final.pdf
Important Numbers
Non-Emergency calls to the Police 791-4444 (daytime)
Police –Division West
791-4467
Helicopter Noise Calls
694-6533 (UMC Security)
Code Violation 791-5843
Mosquito Hotline 243-7999
Graffiti Removal 792-2489
Karin Uhlich, Council Member 791-4711
Ward III Office www.tucsonaz.gov/ward3
Tamara Prime, Ward III Office, Chief of Staff 791-4711
Animal Control (to report strays) 743-7550
Sorry! No Dogs Allowed
Dogs are not allowed in the Jefferson Park schoolyard park as per Tucson Parks and Recreation.
Lend A Hand
Lend A Hand, Inc. is a coalition of central Tucson neighborhoods, faith-based communities, and business partnerships. Their volunteers provide FREE services to seniors to allow them to continue to age-in-place.
Learn more at lahseniorhelp.org