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Abandoned Vehicles On city streets

(480) 312-5000
  On private property

 (480) 312-2546
ADA / Accessibility Resources

Helping residents, business owners and developers to better understand their rights and responsibilities under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

(480) 312-7749
 or
(480) 312-2500
Tom Barrs, Plans Examiner
Email:
ADA@ScottsdaleAZ.gov

Adopt a Road

(480) 312-3111
Adoption

(602) 286-8255
ADOT Arizona Dept of Transportation

(602) 712-7355

Agua Linda Park 8732 E. McDonald Rd.

(480) 312-PARK
                (7275)

Airport 15000 N. Airport Drive, 200
Scottsdale, AZ 85260

(480) 312-2321

Fax: 
(480) 312-8480

Noise Complaints:
(480) 312-3597
Alarm Permits

(480) 312-2400
Scottsdale Revised Code requires homes and businesses with alarms to obtain an annual permit.
Alternative fueling stations
America's Promise
America's Promise is a collaborative network that builds upon the collective power of communities and partners to help fulfill the FIVE PROMISES for every young person in America.
Animal Control

(602) 506-PETS

Report Barking Dogs:
(480) 312-5000
Apache Park 1201 N. 85th Place.

(480) 312-PARK 
                (7275)

Arizona Blue Stake

(602) 263-1100
It's the Law:  Before you dig, call Arizona Blue Stake! At least two working days prior to beginning your project, call the Center.
Arizona Cities
Arizona Public Service (APS)

(602) 371-7171
Arizona State Government General Information

(602) 542-4900

ASU Scottsdale Innovation Center (SkySong)

(480) 312-7989

Economic Development Department
Attorney Referral Services

(602) 257-4434
Aztec Park 13636 N. 100th Street.

(480) 312-PARK 
                (7275)

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Barking Dogs

(480) 312-5000

Contact Scottsdale Police for assistance.
Bee Removal

(480) 312-2722

On city property (parks, rights-of-way, etc.) call this number.

On private property - see 'Bee Removal' in Yellow pages
Beer Permit

(480) 312-7707

To obtain a beer permit for city parks, please call the facility booking office.
Benchmarks

(480) 312-5750

Search tool to find land survey information for city locations.
Better Business Bureau

(602) 264-1721

Bicycle Path Information

(480) 312-7630 

Scottsdale is home to a nationally-recognized bicycle transportation network.
Bicycle Registration

(480) 312-3134

This program was designed to aid in the recovery of lost or stolen bicycles.
Birth Certificates

(602) 506-6805

Are available through the Maricopa County Office of Vital Registration.
Block Parties

(480) 312-3111

Block Watch

(480) 312-3111

This is now referred to as Neighborhood Watch.
Boards Commissions & Committees

(480) 312-2412

Contact the City Clerk's Office or visit the page above for information about the city's citizen boards, commissions, committees and task forces.
Boating
Boating in Scottsdale is permitted at Vista Lake and Chaparral Lake. Boating refers to canoes, row boats (including kayaks), boats with electric motors and sailboats; no inflatable rafts or gas-powered boats.
Bouncer Permit

(480) 312-7707

To obtain a permit to use inflatable 'bouncers' at city parks, please call the facility booking office.
Brush Removal Recorded Info:
(480) 312-5680

General Info:
(480) 312-5600

The city provides monthly brush and bulk item collection to residents who pay for residential collection services.

Budget

(480) 312-2435

Scottsdale's budget is published annually and provided online by the Finance Dept.
Bus Service (Scottsdale)

(480) 312-7696

Transit information specific to Scottsdale is provided at the number and website above.
Bus Service (Valleywide)

(602) 253-5000

Regional transit services are provided in partnership with Valley Metro.

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Cab Connection

(480) 312-8747
An alternative to Dial-a-Ride for some users. The program offers twenty vouchers per month per user. Vouchers are subsidized by the City of Scottsdale.
Cable Channel 11

(480) 312-7948

In addition to broadcasting City Council meetings and other city meetings, Scottsdale CityCable Channel 11 creates and distributes informative video programs about city government, programs, projects, and services and community amenities, attractions, businesses and quality of life. The channel is available to Cox Cable customers, and also streams live and on-demand at the link above. Some CityCable programming is also available on YouTube.  

Cable, Cox

(623) 594-1000
Cactus Park 7202 E Cactus Road

(480) 312-7665
Cactus Aquatic and Fitness Center 7202 E Cactus Road

(480) 312-7665
Capital Projects

(480) 312-7250
Learn more about city construction projects at the link above.
Center for the Performing Arts 7380 E. Second Street.

 (480) 499-8587
The Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts is one of Arizona’s premiere theater experiences.
Chamber of Commerce: Scottsdale Area

(480) 355-2700
The Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce is the largest business organization in Scottsdale providing advocacy, education, networking, leadership and exposure opportunities to our member businesses.
Chamber of Commerce: North Scottsdale

 (480) 889-8987
The North Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce sets the standard for excellence in member service, community collaboration, business growth, and achieving a high quality of life in the North Scottsdale area.
Chaparral Park 5401 N Hayden Road

(480) 312-2353
Chaparral Aquatic Center 5401 N Hadyen Road

(480) 312-2361
Character Areas

(480) 312-7225
Scottsdale's Character Area Plans help define, maintain or enhance a desired "character" for designated areas.
Chesnutt Park 4565 N. Granite Reef Road

(480) 312-PARK
(7275)
Cholla Park 11320 E. Via Linda Road

(480) 312-PARK
(7275)
City Attorney

(480) 312-2405
The City Attorney is the chief legal advisor of all offices, departments and agencies and of all officers and employees in matters relating to their official powers and duties.
City Clerk

(480) 312-2412
The Scottsdale City Clerk's Office supports the Council goal of accessible and responsive government by preparing and keeping the minutes of City Council meetings; overseeing the timely and accurate accumulation, preservation, and accessibility of public records; conducting fair and open municipal elections; and ensuring legal compliance of all official postings, public notices, and related advertising.
City Council

(480) 312-2550
Scottsdale's Mayor and six City Council members each are elected at-large to represent the citizens of Scottsdale.
City Court

(480) 312-2242
The Scottsdale City Court serves the community by providing a dignified and professional forum for the efficient resolution of cases within the city jurisdiction.
City Hall 3939 N Drinkwater Blvd.

(480) 312-3111
Scottsdale City Hall houses the Mayor and City Council offices as well as the City Manager, City Clerk's Office, City Attorney's Office, Intergovernmental Affairs and the Office of Communication.
City Manager

(480) 312-2800

The City Manager's Office is responsible for executive leadership of the city staff and for implementing City Council policies, developing programs and budgets to respond to City Council goals and ensuring that citizens receive effective and efficient city services.
City of Scottsdale General Information

(480) 312-3111
Claims

(480) 312-2490
Risk Management coordinates the City's safety and risk management functions.
Club SAR 8055 E. Camelback Road

(480) 312-2669
Code Enforcement

(480) 312-2546

Code Enforcement enforces zoning, property maintenance, housing, signage, graffiti and construction activity regulations.
Comanche Park 7639 Paseo Del Norte

(480) 312-PARK
(7275)
Commercial Bin & Roll-off Collection Service

(480) 312-5600
Roll-off box service is available for businesses, construction, industrial or large residential clean up projects.
Community & Economic Development

(480) 312-2500

The Community & Economic Development Division consists of: Scottsdale Airport; Economic Development; Planning, Neighborhoods & Transportation; and WestWorld.
Community Emergency Response Training (CERT)

(480) 312-1899
or
(480) 312-1832
CERT provides citizens with an opportunity to learn basic emergency response skills to assist themselves, their friends and family, and/or their neighborhoods in case of an emergency.
Consumer Complaints

(602) 542-5763

Consumer complaints are handled by the Arizona Attorney General's Office.
County Assessor

(602) 506-3406

The Maricopa County Assessor handles property tax assessment in Maricopa County.
County Attorney

(602) 506-3187
The Maricopa County Attorney prosecutes felony criminal cases in Maricopa County.
Cox Cable

(623) 594-1000
Crime Reports
(submit online)		 For emergencies call 911

(480) 312-5000
Crisis Intervention Scottsdale Police
For emergencies call 911

(480) 312-5055
Curb Painting

(480) 312-3111
A free kit, which includes stencil numbers, masking tape, brushes and instructions, is easy to use. Paint is provided by the user.

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DC Ranch Community Park

(480) 312-PARK
(7275)
Planned park located off of Thompson Peak Pkwy at Reata Wash.
DC Ranch Neighborhood Park

(480) 312-PARK
(7275)
Planned park located east of Pima Road and south of Union Hills Drive.
Dead Animal Pick Up only on city streets

(480) 312-5600
Desert Foothills Character Area

(480) 312-7800
This plan sets forth the long-range vision created for the Desert Foothills area through the character area planning process.
Design Standards & Policies Manual (DS&PM)

(480) 312-2500
This manual presents clear and concise technical requirements, policies and processes to enable design professionals to prepare plans and reports necessary for development of both public and private projects.
Development Fees

(480) 312-2500
Scottsdale Development Fees - Application, plan review, permit, and water & sewer fee sheets; fee reduction programs.
Dial-a-Ride

(480) 633-0101
provides door-to-door, shared ride service, specifically designed for passengers who are unable to access local bus service.
Diversity & Dialogue Office

(480) 312-7772

The Diversity and Dialogue Office develops and sponsors trainings, services, programs and events aimed at addressing diversity needs and fostering understanding within our community.
Dog Licenses Maricopa County Animal Control Services

(602) 506-7387
Donations - Scottsdale Shares  

(480) 312-3111
Giving is always in season … and needs never take a holiday. 
Downtown Scottsdale Partnership

(480) 947-6423
The goal of the Partnership is to promote downtown Scottsdale as Arizona's premier arts, cultural, entertainment, shopping and business destination.
Drainage

(480) 312-2500
Drivers Licenses and Plates 1703 E. Larkspur

(602) 255-0072
  7339 E. Paradise Lane

(602) 255-0072
Dynamite Foothills

(480) 312-7800
This plan sets forth the long-term vision created for the Dynamite Foothills area through the character planning process. The goals and strategies in this report lay out the intentions for this area.

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Economic Development

(480) 312-7989
Eldorado Park and Community Center

(480) 312-2483
Park located at 2311 N. Miller Road.
Eldorado Aquatic and Fitness Center

(480) 312-2484
Aquatic Center located at 1901 N. Miller Road.
Election Central

(480) 312-7844
The link above provides latest information on Scottsdale elections.
Electric Service Arizona Public Service

(602) 371-7171
  Salt River Project

(602) 236-8888
Electronics Recycling

 

(480) 312-5600
The city periodically holds a special Electronics Recycling Day for the disposal of household electronics items.  
Email Subscriptions

(480) 312-3111

Sign up to receive email-based publications from the City of Scottsdale. Including job posting and solicitation opportunities.
Emissions Automobile

1-877-myAZcar
Employment

(480) 312-2491
Interested in working for the City of Scottsdale? Begin your search here, you can find out about current job opportunities, submit a job interest card or learn more about positions. There's also a Job Information Line at (480) 312-2395.
Engraver Program

(480) 312-3111
  
Learn about the city's Engraver Program that permits citizens to borrow a free engraver to mark property as a deterrent to crime.
Environmental Planning & Design  

(480) 312-7080

Environmental Planning and Design, also known as the Green Building Program, encourages a whole-systems approach through design and building techniques to minimize environmental impact and reduce the energy consumption of buildings while contributing to the health of its occupants.
ESLO Maps

(480) 312-7800
 The Environmentally Sensitive Lands Ordinance (ESLO) is a set of zoning regulations adopted by the City Council to guide development throughout the 134 square miles of desert and mountain areas of Scottsdale.

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Film Permits

(480) 312-2500

Apply for a permit for photo shoots, commercials, television, feature films or any other film production that utilize City property or right-of-way. It is recommended that applicant's apply at least one week in advance of the shoot to avoid unwanted delays.

Fingerprinting


AS OF JANUARY 1, 2011 THE CITY OF SCOTTSDALE NO LONGER PROVIDES FINGERPRINT SERVICES TO THE PUBLIC.

We apologize for any inconvenience.
There are several businesses in or near Scottsdale that provide this service that can be found by using your browser and preferred internet search service or here
Fire Department(Administrative Offices) In case of emergency, call 911

(480) 312-8000
Fire Prevention Inspections, fire permits, fire code information, evacuation drills, fire extinguishers

(480) 312-1855
Fishing

(480) 312-PARK
(7275)
Fishing is offered only at Chaparral Park,  Eldorado Park and Vista del Camino Park.
Flood Zone Information

(480) 312-2356
Flooding Drainage Problems - Stormwater Runoff

(480) 312-4317
Food Bank

(480) 312-2323
Vista del Camino Food Bank accepts donations of canned foods and non-perishable items. 
Food Emergency Assistance

(480) 312-2323
The city provides resources to assist with emergency food needs.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation

(480) 860-2700

The Foundation's international headquarters are at Taliesin West in Scottsdale.

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G.A.I.N.

(480) 312-3111
G.A.I.N. or Getting Arizona Involved in Neighborhoods is an annual event designed to unite neighbors and communities to help create safer neighborhoods.
Garbage / Refuse

(480) 312-5600
Solid Waste Management provides schedules and tips for refuse and recycling collection, brush, bulk waste, appliance pick-up, household hazardous waste and commercial collection.
Gas - Southwest Gas Southwest Gas Corp.

(602) 861-1999

General City Information

(480) 312-3111
GIS Maps

(480) 312-2744
The Digital Map Center provides on-line access to Scottsdale Geographic Information System maps and databases, such as: land use, zoning, sewer and utility easments, flood zones and aerial photos.

Golf

The City of Scottsdale does not operate any golf courses. However, a list of golf courses is provided on the Convention & Visitor's Bureau website. Visit http://www.scottsdalecvb.com for golf course listings
Graffiti Removal

(480) 312-7032
The Code Enforcement unit removes graffiti on public property and works with private organizations to keep Scottsdale beautiful. Report graffiti anonymously using online form or calling hotline number.
Granite Reef Senior Center 1700 North Granite Reef Road

(480) 312-1700
Grayhawk Park

(480) 312-2771
Green Building Program

(480) 312-4202
The Green Building Program encourages a whole-systems approach through design and building techniques to minimize environmental
impact and reduce the energy consumption of buildings while contributing to the health of its occupants.

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Handbills Program

(480) 312-3111
Easy steps a resident can take to legally notify a handbill distributor that no printed material is to be placed on the resident's premises.

Handicapped Parking Permit

(602) 255-0072
TDD (602) 712-3222

All plates and placards are issued by the Arizona Department of Motor Vehicles
Handlebar Helpers

 
Handlebar Helpers is a community "earn-a-bike program" affiliated with the non-profit organization Concerned Citizens for Community Health.
Hazardous Waste

Recorded Info:
(480) 312-5602

Solid Waste Division Main Line:
(480) 312-5600
Learn how you can properly dispose of hazardous waste.
Health Department Maricopa County

(602) 506-6900
Historic Preservation

(480) 312-2523

The city's Historic Preservation Program works to increase public awareness of Scottsdale's heritage; identify historic and cultural resources; designate and recognize significant local resources; and assist in protecting, preserving and enhancing the buildings and structures that best represent Scottsdale's past.
Historical Society Museum

(480) 945-4499
Holidays City Office Holiday Schedule

(480) 312-3111
Home Improvement Center

(480) 312-7800
Tools and resources for additions, remodels, repairs and upgrades.
Horizon Park 15444 N. 100th Street

(480) 312-2650
Horse Trails

(480) 312-7722
Hospital/Medical Scottsdale Healthcare - Osborn

(480) 882-4000
  Scottsdale Healthcare - Shea

 (480) 323-3000
  Scottsdale Healthcare - Thompson Peak

 (480) 324-7400
  Mayo Clinic

(480) 301-8000
Hot Water Recirculation System Rebate

(480) 312-5650

The City of Scottsdale Water Conservation Office offers a Hot Water Recirculation System rebate to water customers who install this water conservation device in their home.

Housing Agency/Section 8

(480) 312-7647

The Community Assistance Office provides rental assistance in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the private rental community.   
Housing Rehabilitation and Emergency Repairs

(480) 312-7647

The link above goes to a web page with information on a variety of housing programs.   
Human Resources

(480) 312-2491
Find out about current job opportunities, submit a job interest card or learn more about various positions. You can also try the Job Information Line at (480) 312-2395.
Human Services

(480) 312-2646
Human Services provides an integrated system of services, resources, and opportunities to help people improve their lives, the lives of others, neighborhoods, and the total community.

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Immunizations

(602) 506-6900

The Maricopa County Health Department offers immunization services for children, adults and those traveling abroad.
Indian School Park & Tennis Center

(480) 312-2740

Information & Referral Services

(602) 263-8856

Community Information and Referral serves as Arizona’s keysource of health and human services information; connecting people with programs to meet vital needs.

Inspection Services

(480) 312-5750

All construction or work for which a permit is required is subject to city inspections and must remain accessible and exposed for inspection purposes until approved.
Intergovernmental Relations

(480) 312-2511

Government Relations works as an advocate of the City's positions on issues before the U.S. Congress, State Legislature and regional governing boards, as well as to develop Scottsdale’s relationship with other municipal organizations and special interest groups throughout Arizona.

Ironwood Park

(480) 312-2771

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Justice Court Maricopa County (602) 372-7000
  

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Lafayette Park

(480) 312-PARK
(7275)
Landfill

(480) 941-3427
Landlord / Tenant and Fair Housing Resources  

(480) 312-7647

As a landlord or tenant in Scottsdale, you have rights and obligations you need to follow under the Arizona Residential Landlord/Tenant Act and the Fair Housing Act. The above link goes to "A Guide to the Arizona Residential Landlord/Tenant Act and Fair Housing." It is designed to assist individuals understand their rights and obligations under state law.
Landscaping Rebates

(480) 312-5650
The City of Scottsdale is offering landscape rebates to homeowners and multifamily or commercial properties for the installation of a Xeriscape landscape. Follow the above link to find out more.
Library All Branches

(480) 312-7323

See library website for branch locations and hours
Licenses

(480) 312-2400
Information on Business Tax, Liquor & Special Events licenses.
Liquor License City Process Overview  

(480) 312-7000
This page outlines a three-step process to ensure you are fully informed/aware of the specific regulations that relate to bars/nightclubs and restaurants in Scottsdale.

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Maps (Digital/GIS)

(480) 312-2356
Visit the link above for maps pertaining to land use, zoning, sewer and utility easments, flood zones, aerial photos, etc.
Maricopa County General Information

(602) 506-3011

Marriage Licenses

(602) 372-7000
Marriage licenses in Maricopa County are handled by the Maricopa County Clerk of the Superior Court
Mayor W.J. "Jim" Lane

(480) 312-2433
McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park

(480) 312-2312
Take a ride on the Paradise and Pacific Railroad and antique carousel. Visit a variety of shops and museum or play in one of the spacious playgrounds, or just relax in the grass under a tree or in one of the park's picnic ramadas. Park located at 7301 E. Indian Bend Rd.
McDowell Mountain Ranch Park and Aquatic Center

(480) 312-6677
The competitive and leisure pools are heated during Fall & Winter months. Park located at 15525 N. Thompson Peak Pkwy.
McDowell Sonoran Preserve

(480) 312-7013
Scottsdale's McDowell Sonoran Preserve is like no other place in the Valley. It is unique geologically. It is home to stunning geography, lush cacti forests and diverse wildlife. It features award-winning trails and facilities.
Medicare

(602) 264-2255
Mescal Park

(480) 312-PARK (7275)

Park consists of lighted equestrian arena and ½-mile trail for hikers and horseback riders. Park located at 11015 N. 68th Pl.
Mighty Mud Mania

(480) 312-2771
This annual city event organized by the Parks & Recreation Division usually in June. Event held at Chaparral Park, 5401 N. Hayden Rd.
Mosquitos / West Nile Virus

(480) 312-3111
Mountain View Park and Community Center

(480) 312-2584
Park located at 8625 E. Mountain View Rd.
Museum of Contemporary Art

(480) 994-2787

The Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art is a gathering place for experiencing contemporary art and culture.
My Neighborhood

(480) 312-7800

This website provides information about activities happening in your neighborhood -- construction, development requests, building permits, code enforcement notices and crime activity.

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Native Plant Information

(480) 312-7080
As part of our continuing efforts toward protecting large cacti and trees indigenous to the area, the city has adopted the Native Plant Ordinance.
Nature Park

(480) 312-PARK(7275)
Neighborhood Clean Up Program

(480) 312-3111
 Two FREE services to residents / volunteers who organize neighborhood clean up efforts. A 30-yard roll-off (refuse bin) and a trailer loaded with landscape tools are available for loan.
Neighborhood College  

(480) 312-3111
 City of Scottsdale developed the Neighborhood College to provide residents, neighborhood groups and homeowners associations with the information, resources and tools needed to become effective neighborhood leaders.
Neighborhood Notification Program

(480) 312-3111

The Neighborhood Notification Program is a resource for homeowner organizations, block watches and neighborhoods to receive information directly from the city regarding programs, events or issues occurring in their area.
Neighborhood Watch

(480) 312-3111
Northsight Park

(480) 312-PARK
(7275)

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Off Leash Areas

(480) 312-PARK
(7275)
 Off Leash Areas allow dogs to run in a fenced area.
One Stop Shop

(480) 312-2500

The One Stop Shop offers residents assistance, information and resources on building, plan review and permits.

Operation Fix It: Neighbors helping Neighbors

(480) 312-8703

This program provides assistance to qualifying homeowners or tenants who are physically or financially unable to maintain their properties. Operation Fix It teams volunteers and local businesses to provide labor and materials.
Operation Identification

(480) 312-3111
Engrave your driver’s license or state issued identification number on property as a deterrent to crime. Borrow an engraver.
Osborn Park

(480) 312-PARK
(7275)

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Paiute Neighborhood Center

(480) 312-2529
Paiute Neighborhood Center provides a safe and diverse environment where neighbors can come together to create a spirit of community by providing social, recreational, cultural and educational programs and services.
Paiute Park

(480) 312-2771
Papago Rotary Park

(480) 312-2771
Parada del Sol

(480) 990-3179

Parada del Sol is a non profit corporation that provides financial and volunteer support to charities that provide heath care, resources, and community programs that benefit the underserved. The Parada del Sol is able to provide these resources through the production and promotion of Parada del Sol Rodeo, Parada del Sol Parade and various charitable events.
Parks & Recreation

(480) 312-7275

Scottsdale's Parks and Recreation Department Manages parks and recreation facilities; provides positive leisure activities for youth, teens and adults; and produces community special events and programs.
Passports

(480) 312-7277

Passport services are offered at the customer service center inside One Civic Center (7447 E. Indian School Road, Suite 110).
Pima Park

(480) 312-2771
Pinnacle Peak Park

(480) 312-0990
Plan Review

(480) 312-7080
The city provides resources to assist in each phase of the plan review process.
Plumbing Rebates

(480) 312-5650
The City of Scottsdale water conservation office offers rebates to water customers who install water conservation devices in their homes or businesses. The rebates are offered to encourage a permanent reduction in indoor water use.
Poison Control Center

(800) 222-1222
Police In case of emergencies call 911

(480) 312-5000
Post Office Scottsdale Main Branch

(480) 945-7544
(800) ASK-USPS
Preservation

(480) 312-7013
Learn more about Scottsdale's environmental, land and historic preservation efforts.
Public Information Officer

(480) 312-2336
Purchasing

(480) 312-5700

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Rebates

(480) 312-5650
Information about plumbing and landscaping rebates
Records, Police 8401 E. Indian School Rd

(480) 312-1999
Records, Research, and Reporting

(480) 312-2356
Get access to development records, case files, and a wide variety of maps. There's also reporting and research tools, as well as listing of publications available for purchase and request forms for setbacks, addressing, and public records requests.
Recreation Classes

(480) 312-7957

Recycling Tours & Presentations

(480) 312-5600
Presentations are available to schools, individual classrooms, homeowners association groups, neighborhood groups, youth organizations, etc.
Refuse and Recycling  

(480) 312-5600
Solid Waste Management provides schedules and tips for refuse and recycling collection, brush, bulk waste, appliance pick-up, household hazardous waste and commercial collection.
Reservations of Indoor Facilities
Reservations of indoor facilities at parks, libraries, senior centers, Stadium, and Westworld.
Rio Montana Park

(480) 312-PARK
(7275)
Roach Hotline

(480) 312-5675
 Tips for treating and dealing with roaches (automated message)
Rotary Park

(480) 312-PARK
(7275)

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Sandbags

(480) 312-5620
7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The City provides sandbags free of charge to citizens in emergency situations at the City's Corporation Yard near 91st Street and Via Linda.
Scenic Corridor

(480) 312-7225

Scenic Corridors are major thoroughfares designated by the General Plan to have scenic desert landscape setbacks, providing a sense of openness for the community.
Schools Scottsdale Unified
School District

(480) 484-6100

  Cave Creek School District 

 (480) 575-2000

  Paradise Valley School District

(602) 867-5100

Scottsdale Association of Realtors

(480) 945-2651  
Scottsdale Civic Center Mall

(480) 874-4607  
Weddings, reservations, events
Scottsdale Convention and Visitors Bureau

(480) 421-1004

Provides information to visitors about hotels, restaurants, events, and more. Alternate phone: (800) 782-1117
Scottsdale Pride Commission

(480) 312-4126
Dedicated to preserving and enhancing the environment and quality of life in our community and Arizona.
Scottsdale Ranch Park & Tennis Center  

(480) 312-7774

Scottsdale Stadium

(480) 312-2586

Senior Center Granite Reef, Via Linda

(480) 312-1700

Sensitive Design Program

(480) 312-7000

The Scottsdale Sensitive Design Program is a comprehensive compilation of policies and guidelines related to the City's built environment.

Sheriff  Maricopa County

(602) 876-1000

Shopping

There are plenty of shopping options in Scottsdale. For more information, please visit the Scottsdale Convention & Visitors Bureau website . Or for shopping options specifically in the Scottsdale Downtown area, please visit the Scottsdale Downtown website .
Shoshone Park

(480) 312-PARK
 (7275)
Small Claims Court

(602) 372-7000

Snakes If inside home and/or posing immediate threat, dial:

(480) 312-8911

Social Security Administration

(800) 772-1213

Sonoran Hills Park

(480) 312-PARK
 (7275)
Southwest Gas

(877) 860-6020

Stonegate Equestrian Park

(480) 312-PARK
 (7275)
Street Light Outage

(480) 312-5483

Street Maintenance

(480) 312-5620

Swimming Pools

(480) 312-7080

What are the city's requirements related to swimming pools, hot tubs and spas?

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Taliesen West

(480) 860-2700

Headquarters for the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation is in Scottsdale.

Taxes Sales

(480) 312-2400

  Federal income

(800) 829-1040

  Property

(602) 506-3406

  State income

 (602) 255-3381

Teen Job Information

(480) 312-7922

Youth & Family Services offers services for teens including: Juvenile Diversion Program (court ordered youth), Teen Employment Services, Educational Workshops, and assessment and referral for various family issues. For more information please email Sheila Williams at Youth and Family Services.
Telephone - Cox Communications

(623) 594-1000

Telephone, Qwest

(866) 642-0444

Thomas Road Bike Stop

(480) 312-2771

Thunderbird Park

(480) 312-2771

Tools/Tool Trailer Neighborhood Clean Up Program

(480) 312-3111

Operation FixIt

(480) 312-8703

Towing

(480) 312-5314
or
(480) 312-5137

 Information about how to recover a vehicle that was towed in Scottsdale
Traffic & Transit

(480) 312-7696

Traffic Engineering & Intelligent Transportation Systems - Transit - Transportation Master Planning
Traffic Signs & Signals Maintenance

(480) 312-5620

Transportation
Department

(480) 312-7696

Visit Department Directory
Trash/Recycling Containers, additional

(480) 312-5600

You may request to have your trash and/or recycling containers repaired. Or if you prefer new containers may be ordered for a fee. Service fee will be added to your monthly bill.

Trolley

(480) 970-8130

The Trolley now provides year-round service. The Trolley is Free to Ride, and visits: Scottsdale Fashion Square, Fifth Avenue Shops, Marshall Way Arts District, Main Street Arts District, Old Town, Scottsdale Convention & Visitors' Bureau.

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Utilities - City Water  
Establish or stop your City of Scottsdale water services. Make changes to your account information.
Utility Billing

(480) 312-2461
Utility Services - Non-City

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Via Linda Senior Center

(480) 312-5810
Victim Assistance

(480) 312-4226
Vista del Camino Recreation

(480) 312-2330
Vista del Camino Social Services

(480) 312-2323
Vista del Camino provides a variety of social services to Scottsdale residents to prevent homelessness, relieve economic hardship and provide basic needs in times of crisis.
Volunteer Opportunities

(480) 312-2777
Interested in giving back to your community? There are several volunteer opportunites available at the city.
Voting (Absentee Ballots)

(602) 506-1511
Voting (Register to Vote)

(602) 506-1511

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Water Turn service on/off and billing

(480) 312-2461

  Conservation, Leaks and Repairs

(480) 312-5690

  Quality

(480) 312-8732

  Audit Kit

(480) 312-5690

  Rebates

(480) 312-5650

Wedge Skatepark

(480) 312-2483

Weed Control

(480) 312-2546

Code Enforcement enforces property maintenance issues, including weeds, overgrown vegetation, dry or dead plants and tall grass. Report unsightly properties or get more information.
WestWorld

(480) 312-6802

WestWorld is a premier, nationally recognized, user-friendly equestrian center and special events facility serving our community and visitors.
Wireless Communication (Cell Towers)
Click on the link for information on Scottsdale wireless communication facilities.

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Youth Activities

(480) 312-7982
Youth and Family Services

(480) 312-7922
City offers resources and programs for teens including: Juvenile Diversion Program (court ordered youth), Teen Employment Services, educational workshops and assessment and referral for various family issues.
Youth Corps

(480) 312-8376
A summer teen volunteer program designed for 6th -12th graders. Teens may serve their community while learning about various city jobs during their summer assignment.
Youth Sports

(480) 312-7642
A summer teen volunteer program designed for 6th -12th graders. Teens may serve their community while learning about various city jobs during their summer assignment.

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Zoning Enforcement

(480) 312-2546
  Maps

(480) 312-2500
  Ordinance

(480) 312-2500
  Process

(480) 312-2500
Zuni Park

(480) 312-PARK
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