Remember to set your Luminarias out for Christmas Eve and the Christmas Day after, and maybe even for New Years Eve? Hey, have a great time and let's enjoy traditions!
Del Norte Place Historical Neighborhood - The Heart of the Park - Established 1927
Remember to set your Luminarias out for Christmas Eve and the Christmas Day after, and maybe even for New Years Eve? Hey, have a great time and let's enjoy traditions!
Our next Del Norte Place Neighborhood Association Gathering: December 21st
The Club Smith residence
1617 W Virginia Ave
4pm prep and gathering
5:15 Caroling Starts
Festive attire suggested
Thanks to all who attended and contributed to another
successful golf outing.
Proceeds from our fall event allowed us to make a net contribution of $3000 to the
K9s For Warriors Foundation.
4 Person Team Scramble
at the Encanto Short Nine
Lots of prizes donated by local businesses
Skills in golf not required to win most of the prizes... as they say, you'd rather be lucky than good!
Some skill might be required to win
the privilege of participating in the
Jacket Ceremony Presentation
The Effects of the
Middle Housing Bill,
HB 2721,
on the Phoenix Historic Districts
Here's the gloss over below:
A bill set to take effect on January 1st, 2026
Very important information
for us to read ...and get up to speed...
or we may get run over!
Del Norte Place Neighborhood Association Meetings are now being held at the Boat House just south of the Encanto Clubhouse.
The Encanto Park Boathouse was completed in 1936 with architectural design by Lescher and Mahoney, and Peper Construction Company. The boathouse was built as a concession for paddle boats and canoes. The Encanto Park lagoon was the first recreational water feature developed in a local public park in Phoenix.
The architectural style is Spanish Mission Period Revival and was a Public Works Administration depression era project.
Del Norte Place has been granted approval to use the Encanto Boat House as an alternative location for our Association Meetings courtesy of Phoenix Parks and Recreation. It is also s nice place at zero expense. AND CLOSER TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD. With its proximity within walking distance, we look forward to using the Boat House as well.
DNPNA officers for the next two year service term of 2025-2026 are:
President - Tim Smith
Vice President - Kenny Young
Secretary - Michele Smith
Treasurer - Open For Volunteer
(Appointment TBD)
As we close out another year in the Valley of the Sun, we enjoy the cooler weather and head into 2026, our 99th year as a neighborhood development... a reminder that you’re never too old to grow and get better. We look forward to our 100th anniversary coming soon in April of 2027. We are a small residence historic neighborhood with a need for volunteers to assist in serving the projects that make Del Norte Place an active and vibrant neighborhood to be proud of. With our 100's Anniversary, we hope to have your help in planning a special celebration...
For Del Norte Place residents only, the city of Phoenix has allowed us to still put
bulk trash
in the Alley... REMINDER....
BULK TRASH IS TO BE PLACED IN THE ALLEY BEHIND YOUR PROPERTY.
YOU MUST PERSONALLY SCHEDULE YOUR OWN PICKUP. Click on the button below to schedule:
District 4 Neighborhood News from City Council Woman Laura Pastor
More Breaking News...
Our 2025 Block Watch Grant has been approved for designated appropriations.
Neighbors....click below
to see how far we can go.
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@delnorteplacephx
Water Conservation Committee News:
Phoenix approves overhaul of water
standards for new construction amid
water shortages
Last year's February 2024 Del Norte Place Neighborhood Newsletter is here....
Our new spring edition is coming any day now.... this past info is always still relevant...read all about it!
News you can use,
in and around the Heart of the Park...
Thank you, from your DNPNA Steering Committee elected officers:
Tim Smith, Heather Finden, Michele Smith and Sharon Torre
More Good News!
As of April 19th, 2023 we are officially recognized by the IRS as a private foundation, granting exemption from federal income tax under Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 501(c)(3). Donors can deduct contributions they make to Del Norte Place Neighborhood Association (DNPNA) under IRC Section 170. We also are now qualified to receive tax deductible bequests, devises, transfers or gifts under Section 2055, 2106, or 2522.
We hit the ground running with 2 fund raisers over the weekend with our Earth Day Neighborhood Plant Sale on April 22nd, and our assisting Abby Guiver with her estate sale on the same weekend. Abby was very generous to donate 50% of sale proceeds to the Del Norte Place Neighborhood Association. These two events grossed us just over $1,800! All those who donated and those who purchased from the plant sale can opt to claim charitable donation status on your contributions and purchase as is listed within the IRS guidelines. We are so grateful to all of our neighbors and those who have provided patronage for our events. We continue to move onward and upward as we anticipate future events for the benefit of our historic 96 year old neighborhood.
Inspiration and compassion comes and goes, and the better it flows when we detach from our egos...
“You have two hands. One to help yourself, the second to help others.” Audrey Hepburn
“Our rewards in life will always be in direct ratio to our service.” Earl Nightingale
“Give your hands to serve, and your hearts to love.” Mother Teresa