Building a Safer, More Connected CoronadoGood neighbors make great neighborhoods.Neighborhood safety is about more than responding to problems. It's also about knowing one another, caring for our shared spaces, and working together to make Coronado a place where everyone feels welcome and supported. The Coronado Neighborhood Association encourages neighbors to get involved in ways big and small. Here are some of the ways we're working toward a safer, stronger community—and where you can help! |
Neighbors Helping Neighbors | Sometimes the best neighborhood resource is the person next door. We encourage neighbors to build connections on their blocks, share helpful information, and lend a hand when someone needs it. Interested in organizing a neighborhood phone tree, becoming a go-to resource for your block, or helping neighbors connect? We'd love to hear your ideas! |
Community Cleanups | A little elbow grease goes a long way! Our neighborhood cleanups bring volunteers together to pick up litter, tackle problem areas, and give our streets and shared spaces some extra love. These events are also a great way to meet neighbors while making a visible difference. |
Bringing Our Public Spaces to Life | Parks, sidewalks, alleys, and other shared spaces are at their best when people are out enjoying them. We love ideas that bring positive activity into our public spaces—from informal neighborhood gatherings and creative projects to small events that encourage people to connect. |
Making Safer Streets Possible | Have an idea for making your block a little safer? The CNA's Giving Program helps neighbors turn good ideas into real improvements through financial support for eligible projects. Safety & Traffic Calming GrantsFrom improving visibility at intersections to addressing other neighborhood safety concerns, small improvements can make a big difference. The CNA's Giving Program includes dedicated funding for eligible safety and traffic calming projects in Greater Coronado. If you have an idea that could help make our streets, sidewalks, or shared spaces safer, we'd love to hear about it! Speed Cushion AssistanceSometimes, we could all use a little encouragement to slow down—especially behind the wheel! The CNA offers financial assistance for City-approved speed cushion installations on eligible neighborhood streets. Neighbors are responsible for working directly with the City of Phoenix, including completing the application process, gathering required neighborhood support, and securing approval. Once approved, the CNA can help cover installation costs, subject to program eligibility and available funding. |
Speaking Up for Our Neighborhood | When an issue affects more than one household, a collective voice can make a difference. The CNA can help bring attention to shared concerns, gather neighborhood input, and advocate for improvements with the City of Phoenix and other community partners. Whether it's a dangerous intersection, a neglected public space, or an opportunity for a neighborhood improvement, we want to understand what matters to our neighbors. |
Sharing Resources & Listening to Neighbors | Not every challenge needs a brand-new program. Sometimes the most helpful thing we can do is connect people with resources that already exist. We work to make information easier to find, share opportunities for assistance, and listen to residents about emerging needs and potential solutions. |