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The West Valley City Neighborhood Services Office strives to preserve, improve, and revitalize neighborhoods by helping residents access city services. An emphasis is placed on partnerships between residents, business owners, elected officials, and city employees to build and preserve clean, safe neighborhoods that reflect the diversity of the city's population.

“I like to see a man proud of the place in which he lives. I like to see a man live so that his place will be proud of him.” - Abraham Lincoln

National Night Out

National Night Out 2020

Plan to join us in August 2020 for the 37th annual National Night Out! There are many ways to participate: 

  • Plan a neighborhood block party
  • Attend a safety fair
  • Attend a neighborhood watch meeting
  • Bring the family to the heroes celebration

Learn more about National Night Out in West Valley City ... 

Spring Fest

SPRING FEST 2020

SpringFest 2020 has been cancelled due to COVID-19 health and safety concerns.  We hope you, your families and neighbors remain safe during this unusual time.  We hope to see you in 2021.

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Neighborhood Watch

Neighborhood Watch is a program which enlists the active participation of citizens in cooperation with the Police to reduce crime in their community. Neighborhood Watch, in various forms, has been around for many years.  More Information...

NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES PROGRAMS

The Neighborhood Services Office contributes to the building of organized, involved, connected, safe and attractive neighborhoods by work with neighborhood associations, the City and the broader community. We encourage all members of our community to be actively engaged in civic affairs with a primary focus on providing resources and support to organize and maintain a system of City recognized neighborhood organizations. Participation in a neighborhood organization is open to all residents, property owners and business owners within the City. We do this by: 

  • Building capacity of neighborhood leaders to be effective organizers and representatives of neighborhood issues and concerns.
  • Educating neighborhood groups and the larger community about opportunities for public participation.
  • Empowering neighborhood groups to clarify goals and priorities and be effective problem solvers.  
  • Promoting the benefits of participating in neighborhood associations.
  • Providing forums for discussion of important neighborhood issues.
  • Providing resources to enhance neighborhood identity.
  • Empowering youth with a greater understanding of City government and how to become engaged citizens.
  • Improving communication and collaboration between City government, neighborhood groups and the larger community.
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