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Litchfield Park City Council
Proposed events, use permit and grant program on Litchfield Park council agenda
The Litchfield Park City Council will consider three special winter events, a use permit and liquor license for Transplant City Beer Co. and updates to its COVID-19 Business Assistance Program when it meets in regular virtual session at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 21. more
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This piece of colonial currency in the Litchfield Park Historical Society and Museum’s collection dates to 1786.
Historical society seeks Southwest Valley artifacts, images
The keepers of the past at the Litchfield Park Historical Society know well that one man’s junk is another man’s treasure, and they’re making a plea to the Southwest Valley … more
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Independent Newsmedia’s 2021 wall calendars will be available Wednesday, Oct. 28.
Independent announces 2021 calendar photographers
Independent Newsmedia is happy to announce the photographers chosen to have their work featured in the 2021 Scenic Wall Calendar. more
Angels on Patrol Vice President Jeff Turney, left, with board member Sean Connolly, Treasurer Anthony Silva, Executive Director Melinda Cadena, Congresswoman Debbie Lesko, Glendale Police Chief Chris Briggs, Goodyear Police Chief Santiago Rodriguez, Surprise Assistant Police Chief Geoff Leggett, El Mirage Police Chief Paul Marzocca and Goodyear City Councilwoman Laura Kaino.
Angels on Patrol receives congressional recognition
U.S. Congresswoman Debbie Lesko presented a Congressional Recognition to Angels on Patrol for its work serving people in the community. more
Registered voters who received their ballots in the mail can now drop off their ballots at the drop box at Litchfield Park City Hill through Election Day.
Ballot drop box opens at Litchfield Park City Hall
Registered voters in Litchfield Park have a variety of options for casting their ballots in the Nov. 3 election. The ballot drop box at Litchfield Park City Hall, 214 W. Wigwam Blvd., opened … more
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At-home Halloween activities provide the safest alternative for revelers, according to Dr. Brian Hess of Abrazo Health.
Abrazo ER doctor: Be creative, use precautions to keep Halloween spirits up
The coronavirus pandemic is spooky enough and we’re used to wearing a different kind of mask this year, but parents want to know, “Is it safe for kids to go trick or … more
Signs like this one at the Goodyear Recreation Office are popping up all over the city as part of Goodyear’s COVID-compliant Veterans Day Tribute.
Southwest Valley to celebrate Veterans Day virtually
Goodyear and Avondale are planning special tributes for Veterans Day this year, despite restrictions on how events are handled. Because of social distancing and other COVID-19 requirements, the … more
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Transplant City Beer Co., 107 W. Honeysuckle St., has asked the city of Litchfield Park to move to 103. W. Honeysuckle St. The move would allow the owners to expand production capabilities and provide more room for events like special releases.
Transplant City Beer Co. move gets planning commission nod
The Litchfield Park Planning and Zoning Commission voted 4-0 to recommend that the City Council approve a request by Transplant City Beer Co. to move its operations. more
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COVID-19 cases in Litchfield Park top 900 as weekly uptick drops
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported the number of COVID-19 cases in Litchfield Park 85340 was 904 as of Friday, Oct. 16, a 3.080% increase over last Friday and 0.89% increase over Thursday. That represents an increase of 27 new cases over the week and eight cases overnight. more
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Litchfield Park Historical Society board member Lisa Hegarty curated the museum’s 1918 Spanish flu pandemic exhibit featuring images, newspaper clippings and artifacts illustrating how the pandemic affected Arizona and the Southwest Valley.
Museum reopening with 1918 Spanish flu pandemic exhibit
The Litchfield Park Historical Society Museum on the grounds of the former Paul W. Litchfield estate will reopen with limited hours Wednesday, Oct. 21, for those who want to see its 1918 Spanish flu pandemic and other exhibits. more
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Litchfield Elementary School District’s Governing Board members from left, Alayne Weathersby, Danielle Clymer, Kimberly Moran, Dr. Tawnya Pfitzer and Melissa Zuidema are scheduled to consider Superintendent Jodi Gunning’s recommendation to return to in-person learning Oct. 26.
LESD may return to full in-person learning Oct. 26
Litchfield Elementary School District students could transition to in-person learning five days a week beginning Monday, Oct. 26 if the Governing Board approves a recommendation by Superintendent Jodi Gunning. more
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Transplant City Beer Co., 107 W. Honeysuckle St., has asked the city of Litchfield Park to move to 103. W. Honeysuckle St. The move would allow the owners to expand production capabilities and provide more room for events like special releases.
Planning commission to consider request to move brewery, tap room
Litchfield Park Planning and Zoning commissioners will consider a request by Transplant City Beer Co. to move its operations when they meet in regular session Tuesday, Oct. 13. more
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The Ronald Reagan Carrier Strike Group celebrates 245 years of the U.S. Navy demonstrating naval power at sea.
Litchfield Park flag-raising to honor Navy’s 245th birthday
The city of Litchfield Park will hold a virtual flag-raising at 8:15 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 13 in honor of the U.S. Navy’s 245th birthday. more
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Need a flu shot? You’ve got options
Flu season has arrived, and residents who want to be vaccinated against the virus have plenty of options for getting their shot. more
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Upcoming city, school district meetings
Here are upcoming public meetings of interest to Litchfield Park residents: more
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Litchfield Road between Wigwam Boulevard and Camelback road is slated for repaving. Work could begin in early December and last two months.
City gears up for $500,000 repaving project
Litchfield Park is gearing up for a $500,000 project to replace the existing pavement on 4,550 feet of Litchfield Road between Wigwam Boulevard and Camelback Road. more
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Amenities at the 5.05-acre Turtle Park, 675 Villa Nueva Drive, include a soccer field, ballfield with backstop, large sand playground area, two picnic tables and shade trees.
City taking park reservations, opens rec center weight room
The city of Litchfield Park has begun taking reservations for groups of 49 or fewer wishing to use one of the city’s 11 parks for things like birthday parties or picnics. more
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Litchfield Park sees largest weekly spike in new COVID-19 cases in weeks
The number of COVID-19 cases in Litchfield Park’s 85340 ZIP code saw its largest spike in weeks this week, with 43 new cases reported between Friday, Oct. 2 and Friday, Oct. 9, according to Arizona Department of Health Services data. more
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Fiber installation project could delay traffic on Wigwam, Desert Avenue
Litchfield Park residents are advised to expect construction delays in the area of Wigwam Boulevard and Desert Avenue for about a week beginning Monday, Oct. 12, while Zayo Group LLC installs … more
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Tale of two: The men who would be Maricopa County Sheriff
In less than 30 days residents of Maricopa County will elect a new sheriff from a field of two candidates — both career lawmen. The incumbent, Sheriff Paul Penzone, a Democrat, contends he … more
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