**This dataset is no longer updated** This dataset is a distinct list of entities involved with Feeding Mesa efforts such as non-profits, nursing homes, hospitals, churches and other community services group. More information about Feeding Mesa program is available at https://www.mesaaz.gov/government/mesa-cares/feeding-mesa

Temporary dataset for customer satisfaction survey results by season, trade area and overall rating. Note: This dataset is temporary for use during the Fall 2020 MesaSTAT and will be replaced in the future by the full customer satisfaction dataset.

City boundary polygons excluding County islands. Data represents the current extent of the City’s jurisdiction and is updated whenever an annexation occurs. Delineates the boundary of the City which is useful for many projects and maps.

Used to describe spatially the area referred to as "Downtown Mesa".

Census tracts (version 2021) as supplied by the US Census Bureau clipped to Mesa city boundaries as supplied by the city's Geographic Information System (GIS).

Census tract files are found at https://www2.census.gov/geo/tiger/ and are updated annually.

CARES Surveys available to the City of Mesa community April 6 – Sept 30, 2020, as a proactive outreach of pandemic impacts in anticipation of Mesa CARES funding. Initial 3-day community assessment involved 120 staff contacting the community via phone calls and electronic surveys posted via Nextdoor, neighborhood leaders and at mesaaz.gov.

Hourly air quality and weather data is collected at Mesa - Brooks Reservoir (Weather Station). Data aggregated by Synoptic Data at https://synopticdata.com and is for use by residents and partners of the City of Mesa only. sourced from the Synoptic Weather Data API. The table contains various environmental metrics, including wind direction and speed, temperature, humidity, ozone concentration, particulate matter levels (PM2.5 and PM10), carbon monoxide concentration, and dew point. These measurements provide valuable insights into the local atmospheric conditions and air quality.

Mesa - Brooks Reservoir- 310 S Brooks, Mesa, AZ 85202 (https://maps.app.goo.gl/aFSbHTfhKZ5CAHZS9 )

Hexagon 8th Square Mile

Information about all calls to the HOPE Line 480-644-4673. The Homeless Resource Line provides assistance for people experiencing homelessness in Mesa and community members with questions, concerns or wishing to give back. See call menu flow and prompts in the attachments section. For more information, see https://www.mesaaz.gov/residents/community-development/reducing-homelessness/resources-information

Call details including Call Date/Time, Call Sequence Number, Call Center (Hope Line) and Disposition (where the call ended up).