Arizona State and Local Government Documents Collection
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- All Subjects: Maryvale (Phoenix, Ariz.)
- Creators: Katz, Charles M.
If you ask people who do not live or work in Maryvale to describe the community, they are likely to say that it is crime-ridden and unsafe, with neighborhoods marred by graffiti and houses in disrepair. But what they don’t see, and what people who live and work in Maryvale experience every day, are the strengths and assets – in the people, programs and promising new initiatives – that give the community its distinct identity and define its future.