Phoenix

County islands in Phoenix, AZ, are unincorporated areas that are surrounded by the city of Phoenix but not governed by it. These areas often have different zoning laws and services compared to the city. They can be found throughout the metropolitan area, particularly in regions where urban development has expanded around them. Residents in these county islands may face unique challenges regarding city services, infrastructure, and governance.

As of the most recent U.S. Census data, Asians make up approximately 4-5% of Phoenix, Arizona's population. This translates to around 70,000 to 80,000 individuals, reflecting a diverse community that includes various ethnic groups such as Chinese, Indian, Filipino, and Vietnamese residents. The Asian population in Phoenix has been growing steadily, contributing to the city’s cultural richness.

In Phoenix, AZ, the minimum height for a residential pool fence is typically 5 feet. The fence must also be designed to prevent children from climbing over it, with features such as self-closing and self-latching gates. Local building codes may have additional requirements, so it's advisable to check with the city or county for specific regulations.

Clark candy bars can typically be found in various retail locations throughout Phoenix, AZ, including convenience stores, grocery stores, and gas stations. Popular chains like Walmart, Walgreens, and CVS often carry them. Additionally, local candy shops or specialty stores may have them in stock. For the most accurate availability, checking online or calling specific stores ahead of time is recommended.

Camp Phoenix is typically associated with the military and may not have a publicly available address due to security reasons. However, if you're looking for the APO address, it generally follows the format of "APO AE" for Europe, "APO AP" for the Pacific, or "APO AA" for the Americas, followed by the appropriate unit or box number. For specific details, it’s best to consult official military resources or contact the camp directly.

In Arizona, there is no mandated grace period for rent payments specified in state law. However, many rental agreements include a grace period, often ranging from 5 to 10 days after the rent due date. If a tenant fails to pay rent by the end of this grace period, landlords may issue a notice to pay or vacate. It's essential for tenants to review their lease agreements to understand the specific terms related to rent payments.

Yes, Ally Financial has a presence at 1820 E Sky Harbor Circle South in Phoenix, AZ. This location is associated with their operations, but it's advisable to contact them directly for specific services or more detailed information.

Atomic Fireballs can be found at various retail locations in Phoenix, AZ, including convenience stores, gas stations, and larger grocery chains. You can also check specialty candy shops or larger retailers like Walmart and Target. Additionally, online platforms like Amazon may offer delivery options if you prefer shopping digitally. For specific availability, it’s a good idea to call ahead or check store websites.

I don't have real-time weather data, but as of my last update, you can check local weather services or websites for the most current information on rainfall in Phoenix. Typically, Phoenix experiences very little rain, with the monsoon season occurring from late June to September. For the exact date of the last rainfall, please consult a reliable weather source.

The Cholla Trail on Camelback Mountain features a series of markers that indicate the distance along the trail, typically placed at one-eighth of a mile intervals. There are a total of 7 markers, helping hikers track their progress as they ascend the mountain. Each marker serves as a useful guide for hikers, making the challenging trek more manageable.

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Arizona was admitted into the Union on February 14, 1912 becoming the 48th state to join the Union.

Unfortunately, there is no train service into Phoenix. Flagstaff is the best place to catch the Southwest Chief to Chicago. Eastbound, the train leaves Flagstaff at 4:41 am and arrives in Chicago at 3:15 pm the next day. Westbound, the train leaves Chicago at 3:00 pm and arrives in Flagstaff at 8:51 pm the next day.

Amtrak provides nonstop Thruway Bus Connection between Phoenix and Flagstaff operated by Greyhound Lines to meet the Southwest Chief. The bus leaves the Phoenix Greyhound Station at 11:45 pm and arrives at the Flagstaff Greyhound Station at 2:25 am the next day. The return bus leaves Flagstaff at 10:45 pm and arrives in Phoenix at 1:15 am the next day. You must take a taxi between the Flagstaff Greyhound and Amtrak stations to use the service.

The commercial construction cost per square foot in Arizona will average at about $101 per square foot. This means a 3,000 square foot building should cost about $300,000 to build.

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Phoenixes build nests of cinnamon twigs and then light them on fire and burn the nest and themselves. They are then reborn from the ashes.

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i hate phoenix Arizona. Do not move here unless youu don't mind 110 degree weather during the summer. And if you like small towns don't even go to phoenix. If u don't mind living in a hell hole, move here. Iv been begging my mom to move to California she thinking about moving there thank god. my advice stay where your at.

It's tough to pigeon-hole Phoenix, because it encompasses a number of cities. So let's try to explain it a little bit first. There are a group of cities that is situated within what is known as Greater Phoenix: Scottsdale, Tempe, Glendale, Mesa, Chandler and Fountain Hills. This makes researching visiting Phoenix seem like a somewhat Herculean task!

Phoenix is considered to be the fifth-largest city in the U.S., with a population of almost 1.5 million people. It averages over 300 sunny days per year and has an annual rainfall of only 7.66 inches. Over 13.5 million visitors come to Phoenix every year.

Greater Phoenix has 200 golf courses, and hosts an enormous variety of professional spectator sports, including PGA golf tournaments, Indy and NASCAR races, college and pro football bowls, and pro baseball and basketball leagues.

Phoenix encompasses 23 reservations representing 21 distinct Native American tribes. It has a rich and active Native culture.

Some of Phoenix's museums include the Heard Museum (extensive collection of Native American artifacts), Desert Botanical Garden (world's largest collection of desert plants), Taliesin West (location of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation), the Phoenix Art Museum (largest art museum in the Southwest), Arizona Science Center, Hall of Flame (world's largest collection of fire-fighting equipment), Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park (Native American-National Historic Landmark), and the Phoenix Museum of History.

Some of the performance venues host national as well as local performing artists. A partial listing includes the Arizona Broadway Theatre (400-seat dinner theatre auditorium), Arizona Opera, Arizona Theatre Company, ASU Gammage, Ballet Arizona, Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre (500-seat theatre presenting full Broadway musicals and a gourmet buffet meal), Dodge Theatre, Herberger Theatre Center, Phoenix Metropolitan Opera, Phoenix Symphony, and the Valley Youth Theatre.

There is an annual Celebration of Fine Art in January through March, when 100 artists of all different mediums open their studios to the public to meet and allow them to watch as art is being created. Newt Grover, creator of stunning blown glass chandeliers, wall art, and other blown glass sculptures, opens his Newt Glass studio for visits by appointment. On the first Fridays of every month, local artists also open their studios in Downtown Phoenix to the public.

Dozens of five and four star destination and day spas are available in Phoenix. Relax and be pampered as part of your visit. You might even stay at the Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa, known nationally as the 'jewel of the desert', and host to celebrities and U.S. presidents.

But never least, many people visit Phoenix to commune with the many facets of nature that give Arizona its beauty as a place to be experienced. Hiking trails are plentiful, ranging from easy to strenuous. This is the most intimate way to keep company with nature, and even to observe history as it still exists. In South Mountain Park/Preserve for example, petroglyphs are easily spotted while hiking the trails there. Some of the trails at South Mountain are also handicapped accessible. In Phoenix, one can also view nature from a hot air balloon, the saddle of a horse, a helicopter, or jeep. Packaged tours provide guides in the know for locating majestic mountain views and ancient ruins.

Whatever your vacation pleasure, Phoenix is sure to have it.

Let's define our terms a little better.

Public schools are those that are, ultimately, run by "the government" (in the US, by a state government). They get money from the state to operate (they also charge fees, and usually out-of-state students are charged extra).

Private schools are those run by some organization other than the government. They usually charge higher fees, but don't charge out-of-state students extra.

The University of Phoenix is a private school with an added twist: it's actually run for profit (all public schools, and many private schools, just try to break even).