Jefferson Park Neighborhood Plan

The neighborhood has generated an active neighborhood association which has sought state and federal grants for neighborhood improvements. With the City of Tucson Department of Urban Planning and Design and The College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, Drachman Institute of the U of A, the group has authored a fine Neighborhood Plan that can be downloaded at http://www.ci.tucson.az.us/planning/plans/all/jefferson_park.pdf

As of August 20, 2008 (Newsletter August 2008 #5):
JEFFERSON PARK NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN
On August 20^th the Jefferson Park neighborhood plan was presented at a study session of the Planning and Zoning Commission. The presentation went well and they made a unanimous recommendation to move forward with the Public Hearing on the plan at the next meeting on Sept. 17. If the plan passes muster at that meeting it will go on to the city council.
(Dyer Lytle, President, Jefferson Park Assocation)

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September 2012

FAQS April 27 2011

Download to view the FAQS on March 17, 2011 Determination by Zoning Administrator of City of Tucson.

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Jefferson Park Neighborhood Design Manual

Adopted by the Mayor & Planning & Council, June 21, 2011
Click 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