City of Scottsdale

Operation Fix It

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Program Overview:

Operation Fix It (OFI) works in the community with dedicated volunteers and city staff to assist qualified Scottsdale homeowners. The program helps qualified applicants with code enforcement referrals and issues related to health and safety on the property. Common types of assistance we provide to qualifying applicants include:

Code Enforcement & Human Services (health & safety) referrals
Front Facade upkeep
Front yard weed mitigation
Exterior painting
Tool Lending program

This program is not funded by the city and operates on donations both financial and in-kind and, the support of our incredible volunteers who contribute their precious time, sweat and dedication to our mission which is: Driven by a need that promotes meaningful sustainability for our residents, Operation Fix It provides an innovative approach to replenish and renew those residential properties that may have fallen on challenging times. As “neighbors helping neighbors”, our like-minded sponsors and supportive volunteers work together to provide this meaningful community service.

Recent Events & News:

landscape image of the walking path through the butterfly garden

Ribbon cutting ceremony with Mayor Lane cutting the ribbon and on-lookers smiling

Volunteers digging in holes and transferring dirt into a wheelbarrow

Two volunteers with shovels filling in the hole a tree was planted in

Four volunteers with shovels filling in the hole a tree was planted in

Collaborating as a team, benefits Scottsdale Rotary Park and surrounding neighborhoods. In November 2021, the Neighborhood Advisory Commission, Operation Fix It, Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department, and employees of private sector company, Republic Services, contributed an overall investment of approximately $21,000 to improve this neighborhood park. $10,000 in Neighborhood Enhancement funds was provided for the purchase of materials, including 70 trees, by the commission and $11,000 in labor costs provided by the 125 volunteers from Republic Services. Notably, in addition, Republic Services also made a financial donation of $2,500 to Operation Fix It, which will continue to help this city program pay it forward in other Scottsdale neighborhoods. Thank you to everyone that participated in one form or another making this an extremely successful event!

Butterfly Garden Added to Rotary Park

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GET HELP:

If you have any questions about receiving help, please contact city staff at 480-312-8703 or email [email protected] or [email protected].

Download an Operation Fix It application

GIVE HELP:

Become a volunteer!

Fill out this volunteer application; once your application is processed a staff member will follow up with you for the next step. Thank you for your interest in becoming a volunteer! If you have any questions contact city staff at 480-312-8703 or email [email protected] or [email protected].