Information about participation in the City's Neighborhood Cleanup program formerly known as residential Clean Sweep / Green Sweep. This program provides roll-off containers for residents to use for cleanup events. The program is funded by a portion of the Mesa Green and Clean Fee and eligible Mesa residents can schedule a neighborhood cleanup event once every 12 months. In addition to resident or Homeowner Association initiated clean-up events, the City also initiates neighborhood cleanup efforts in partnership with volunteer groups, PD, Fire or Code Officers. Location information is summarized to the 100-block level and is not an exact location where the cleanup event took place. For more information about the program visit: http://www.mesaaz.gov/residents/solid-waste-trash-recycling-/trash-recycling-for-single-family-homes/clean-sweep-green-sweep-program

Describes items dropped off at the City’s Household Hazardous Materials center. Many items that are used or found in our homes do not belong in the trash barrel, or recycle barrel, and should not be poured down the drain or poured into the street. Not all waste is hazardous. Instead, these items can be reused, recycled or disposed of properly to prevent pollution. City of Mesa residents should bring these hazardous and other accepted items to the Household Hazardous Materials (HHM) Facility for proper disposal. This public version redacts Property Owner Name, Property Address, Customer Name, Notes, Customer Street Number, Latitude, Longitude and Geolocation. Household Hazardous Materials Website Address: https://www.mesaaz.gov/residents/solid-waste-trash-recycling-/trash-recycling-for-single-family-homes/household-hazardous-waste-program

Overview of energy usage/consumption data at city owned buildings and other city facilities.

Energy usage by City facilities for current and previous year (same month, prior year), calculated targets for reductions in energy consumption and progress toward achieving (% change). See the Attachments section below for SoQL used to create this view.

This view redacts sensitive information including the associated permit number, permitted sources inspected and inspection notes. Information about environmental inspections and notice of violations. An environmental inspection is an investigation of the City of Mesa’s level of compliance with an environmental regulation or permit, or of a perceived noncompliance or a complaint. A Notice of Violation (NOV) notifies the recipient that a regulatory agency believes the recipient committed one or more violations of any applicable rules or regulations. See Environmental Compliance Attachment for additional information.

Inspection Results:
"Pass" (no violations noted);"Opportunity to Correct" (may be issued to afford an opportunity to correct those instances of noncompliance that meets the agency definition of a minor violation) ;"Notice of Violation" (notifies the recipient that a regulatory agency believes the recipient committed one or more violations of any applicable rules or regulations.); "Other Action" (includes requests for follow-up, additional documentation, etc)

Monthly summary of electric energy used by all City Buildings. Use is measured by (kWh) by City Buildings. The data is both internal (CIS) and external data sources (Salt River Project Utility Bills).

Monthly summary of electric energy used (in kWh) by all City Buildings with an Energy Management System (EMS).

Number of customer drop offs of household hazardous materials at HHM Facility. Each customer visit is counted separately.

The total energy use in kWh across all city buildings per month.

Information about participation in the City's Neighborhood Cleanup program formerly known as residential Clean Sweep / Green Sweep. This program provides roll-off containers for residents to use for cleanup events. The program is funded by a portion of the Mesa Green and Clean Fee and eligible Mesa residents can schedule a neighborhood cleanup event once every 12 months. In addition to resident or Homeowner Association initiated clean-up events, the City also initiates neighborhood cleanup efforts in partnership with volunteer groups, PD, Fire or Code Officers. Location information is summarized to the 100-block level and is not an exact location where the cleanup event took place. For more information about the program visit: http://www.mesaaz.gov/residents/solid-waste-trash-recycling-/trash-recycling-for-single-family-homes/clean-sweep-green-sweep-program