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Chandler's Good Neighbor 101 program returns

Good Neighbor 101, a free educational program offered by the city of Chandler’s Neighborhood Programs Office, is back in session starting Wednesday, Sept. 3.

During the four 90-minute sessions offered on Wednesdays in September, Chandler residents will hear directly from city departments to learn about their services, resources and tools that impact their homes and surrounding community.

All sessions will be held from 4–5:30 p.m. at the ASU Chandler Innovation Center, 249 E. Chicago St., Chandler.

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Chandler's Good Neighbor 101 program returns

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Good Neighbor 101, a free educational program offered by the city of Chandler’s Neighborhood Programs Office, is back in session starting Wednesday, Sept. 3.

During the four 90-minute sessions offered on Wednesdays in September, Chandler residents will hear directly from city departments to learn about their services, resources and tools that impact their homes and surrounding community.

All sessions will be held from 4–5:30 p.m. at the ASU Chandler Innovation Center, 249 E. Chicago St., Chandler.

Mark your calendar for the following sessions:

  • Class #1 | Wednesday, Sept. 3, with the topic of neighborhood programs
  • Class #2 | Wednesday, Sept. 10, economic development
  • Class #3 | Wednesday, Sept. 17, park maintenance & operations
  • Class #4 | Wednesday, Sept. 24, water quality

The curriculum for Good Neighbor 101 varies each year. This is the first time that the topics in classes 2 through 4 have been presented as part of this program.  

Residents that attend all four sessions will be entered to win funding from the neighborhood assistance program in the amount of $500 to be used towards their neighborhood’s next G.A.I.N. event.

Interested attendees must RSVP online at this link  or contact staff at  neighborhood.program@chandleraz.gov or at 480-782-4362.

To learn more about the G.A.I.N. program, click here.

 

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