Chandler announced on Apr. 13 that its Code Enforcement Resident Academy will return this spring, offering a three-week session aimed at educating residents about the city’s code enforcement process. The sessions are scheduled for Tuesdays, May 12, 19 and 26, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Sunset Library.
The academy is designed to help residents understand property maintenance standards, identify common code violations, and learn how to report issues in their neighborhoods. According to city officials, the program also encourages community members to take an active role in maintaining Chandler’s safety and appearance.
“We always look forward to this program because it brings together residents who share a genuine pride in their neighborhoods,” said Erica Barba, Neighborhood Services Program Manager. “It’s a chance to have real conversations about how we all play a part in keeping Chandler clean, safe and beautiful.”
Participants who attend all three sessions will be eligible for a prize drawing. More information about registration is available through the city’s website or by contacting Erica Barba with the Neighborhood Resources Department.
Chandler has developed into a hub for family festivals and events that attract visitors from across the region according to the official history page. Dr. A.J. Chandler Park serves as a central gathering place surrounded by shops and historic sites according to the official history page.
The city aims to deliver outstanding public services while fostering a unique community environment for quality living according to its official mission page. Its mayor and council members serve four-year terms with limits of two consecutive terms as detailed on the official government page.
Historically known for ostrich farming that supplied feathers for fashion accessories according to the official history page, Chandler’s population has grown significantly over time—now exceeding 240,000 as its borders have expanded according to recent accounts on its history page.
