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May 2019 This publication is brought to you by Mayor Ara Najarian, and
Councilmembers Zareh Sinanyan, Paula Devine, Vartan Gharpetian and Vrej
Agajanian
A Message From Two More Budget Study Sessions Before
Yasmin Beers
Budget Hearing and Adoption
Glendale City Manager
Anyone remember the Looney
Tunes episode where Bugs Bunny
and Daffy Duck argue about what
season it is? “Duck season, The Glendale City Council will hold its second public budget study session
wabbit season, duck season, Tuesday, May 7 at 9 a.m. at Glendale City Hall. The second session will feature
wabbit, season!” Well, it’s neither. budget presentations from each of the City’s departments, a presentation about
It’s actually budget season! the City’s capital improvement program, and fee changes.
So what does budget season A third public session is scheduled for Tuesday, May 14 at 9 a.m. at the same
even mean? location. The third and final budget study session will feature a discussion about
the allocation of Measure S funds. A budget public hearing is scheduled for
In Glendale, we use a Tuesday, May 21 at 6 p.m. Should no further study sessions be necessary, the
multifaceted process for the adoption of the fiscal year 2019-20 budget is scheduled for Tuesday, June 4 at
development, approval, and the Council’s evening public meeting, which begins at 6 p.m. at City Hall.
implementation of our budget. The
budget covers a fiscal year - a The public is invited to attend all of these meetings to provide their input on the
twelve-month period from July 1 City’s budget. Those who cannot attend in-person are encouraged to listen or
to June 30. The process involves watch the sessions and hearing at GlendaleCA.gov/watch. For more information
every department and seeks input about the City’s budget, visit GlendaleCA.gov/finance then click on budget in the
from the public. If I had to choose navigation.
one document out of all the plans
and reports that are written each
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year, I would say that the budget Verdugo 10K Is This Sunday!
is what defines Glendale and what
serves as the most important
guiding policy document. Simply
put, it determines the services we
provide, how much each service
gets, and how it is paid for. These
services are used and depended
upon on a daily basis - it is the
shower we turn on to get ready for
work, the streets or public
transportation we use to get to
work, and the parks we play in.
Months in advance, the Finance
Department in coordination with
my office and all department
directors created a recommended
budget. This all-encompassing
recommendation is then
submitted to the City Council.
After receiving the
recommendation in April, the City
Council reviews and discusses
the content in budget study
sessions and holds a budget
hearing to provide an opportunity
for input.
Your City Council goes through
this process with great care.
When reviewing and while
deliberating, they clearly discuss
the objectives, quantify the
results, explore alternatives,
evaluate the methodology, and
make adjustments as necessary.
Tough decisions are made at the
dais. The steps that we take to
prepare and discuss the budget
will provide Council the best
possible information to arrive at
the best decision.
It's not too late to register for the 9th Annual Verdugo Mountains 10K Trail Run
Without a budget, we would go & Hike. Race day registration is available from 6 - 7:45 a.m. Presented by the
without many of our basic needs, City of Glendale Community Services & Parks Department to benefit the
such as trash pickup, well- Glendale Parks & Open Space Foundation, this annual event will take place
maintained roads, and access to this Sunday, May 5, 2019. The 6.2 miles and 1,735 foot elevation gain will make
information through our libraries. for one Sunday morning you will never forget! The race begins promptly at 8
We encourage you to attend the a.m. in beautiful Brand Park, 1601 W. Mountain St., Glendale, CA 91201.
sessions and provide your
feedback. Happy Budgeting! After the race, participants are invited to enjoy a free pancake breakfast. There
will also be a Race Expo, offering an opportunity for local health and fitness
related businesses and nonprofits to exhibit their wares. For more information
MakerSpace, visit www.RunTheVerdugos.com and follow @Verdugo10K for updates.
SoundSpace, and Career
Workshops
Fire Service Day is May 11 at Station 21
Where: Downtown Central
Library, 222 East Harvard St.
Enjoy free craft making
workshops, learn about music
production, or delve into in-
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demand occupations in the
Glendale region. Learn more
about free monthly workshops
and register here.
Be a Recycling Block
Leader
Want to make your block litter
free? Learn about our Block
Leader program! Organize people
in your neighborhood and help
educate your neighbors on
reducing waste! To learn more,
call (818) 548-3916, visit the
program website, or email
recycle@glendaleca.gov.
CALENDAR The Glendale Fire Department Fire Service Day is Saturday, May 11 at Fire
Station 21. The five hours of fun starts at 9 a.m. at 421 Oak St. in Glendale. The
Every Tuesday – Zumba for
free event is open to the public and features a pancake breakfast in the morning.
Adults, 9:30-10:30 a.m.
The event also features live demonstration, antique fire engines, the Glendale
Maple Park community Center
Police Department SWAT vehicle, an appearance by Sparky the Fire Dog, a
Gymnasium
climbing wall, the American Red Corss, and fun activities for kids.
820 East Maple Avenue
Get in shape while you listen to
For more information about Fire Dervice Day, call (818) 548-4814 or visit
some great music! $1.00 for
glendalefire.org. Also check out a promotional video about Fire Service Day on
activity card holders. $2.00 for
the MyGlendale YouTube channel. For updates from the Glendale Fire
participants who do not hold an
Department, follow @GlendaleFireCA on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
activity card. For more
Recruitment information is available at joinGFD.com.
information, please call (818) 548-
3694.
May 4 – Hike and Discussion, GWP to Host First Tailgate Event June 1
"Summer Birds on the
Riverwalk," 8 - 10 a.m.
Glendale Narrows Riverwalk
300 Paula Avenue
Join the Community Services &
Parks (CSP) Department for our
first-ever summer bird watching
trek along the Los Angeles River
in the City of Glendale. This is a
rare opportunity to spend time
watching the birds that are on the
river during the spring and
summer months. Our leader for
the morning is Alexander
deBarros from the San Fernando
Valley Audubon Society. Please
bring binoculars and camera to
view and capture photos of our
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fine feathered friends. Participants
are asked to wear sturdy shoes,
protective clothing, hat, and sun
protection. This event is free, but
space is limited. Call us at (818)
548-3795 to reserve your place. Glendale Water & Power (GWP) is hosting their first ever tailgate event on
May 4 – Brand Associates Saturday, June 1st. The event will have booths featuring GWP programs, utility
Music Series, Vicki Ray, 2 - 3:30 truck displays, raffles and prizes, bucket truck rides, and free food while supplies
p.m. last. Residents will have the opportunity to test drive electric vehicles without
Brand Library & Art Center any sales pressure. Registration for test drives is required and can be done
1601 West Mountain Street here.
The May 4th concert of the Brand
Associates Music Series will The Tailgate event will take place from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at the Perkins & Parcher
feature pianist Vicki Ray Plazas, 141 N. Glendale Ave. in Glendale. Free parking is available in the Civic
performing Daniel Lentz's "River Center Parking Structure at 650 E. Wilson Ave.
of 1,000 Streams" and other
works. Admission is free and a
reception will follow the Last Phase of Illuminated Street Sign
concert. Learn more here.
Replacement Begins June 2019
May 5 – Verdugo Mountains
10K, 8 a.m.
Brand Park
1601 West Mountain Street
The 6.2 miles and 1,735 foot
elevation gain will make for one
Sunday morning you will never
forget! The race begins promptly
at 8 a.m. After the race,
participants are invited to enjoy a
free pancake breakfast. There will
also be a Race Expo, offering an
opportunity for local health and
fitness related businesses and
nonprofits to exhibit their wares.
For more information visit
RunTheVerdugos.com.
May 8 – Landmark This The Public Works Department completed the Downtown Glendale Internally
Workshop, 7 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Illuminated Street (IISNS) Name Sign Replacement Phase 2 Project at 32
Brand Library & Art Center signalized intersections in the Downtown Glendale area in October 2018. 250
1601 West Mountain Street new signs were installed.
The Glendale Historical Society
invites you to attend a free Phase 1 was completed in August 2017. That project replaced 150 IISNS in the
workshop on the Glendale core downtown business district. Phase 3 will start in June 2019 with the
Register and Mills Act Property installation of approximately 139 new IISNS and will cover the remaining
Tax Benefit. Co-sponsored by the downtown area, as well as a nearby area between Glendale Avenue and the
Glendale Historic Preservation easterly city border, south of Lexington Drive and north of Palmer Avenue; and
Commission and the Library, Arts finally, the intersections of Verdugo Road at Mountain Street and Civic
& Culture Department. Presenters Auditorium, and the intersections of Glenoaks Boulevard at Jackson Street and
include Lorna Vartanian, Chair, Geneva Street.
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and Chris Cragnotti, Vice Chair, of
the Historic Preservation The IISNS Replacement project was necessary since the existing signs were
Commission. Learn more here. installed in the early 1990s and were notably faded from sun damage due to
deterioration of the protective coating. The new light-emitting diode (LED) signs
May 9 – Mother's Day require less maintenance and are more energy efficient. The previous signs
Celebration, 10:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. used obsolete fluorescent bulbs for illumination.
Adult Recreation Center
201 East Colorado Street The new IISNS signs adhere to California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control
Sparr Heights Community Center Devices recommendation to provide illuminated street name signs with
1613 Glencoe Way increased font sizes from 6 and 8 inches to 9 and 12 inches for better visibility.
Join the Community Services & The benefits of the new signage includes improved sign visibility, reduction of
Parks (CSP) Department as we maintenance costs, and increased safety for drivers and pedestrians.
celebrate moms everywhere at
this annual Mother's Day
luncheon. Participants must call
ahead and make reservations at
Glendale On the Move
least 1 week prior to the event.
For reservations at the Adult
Recreation Center, call (818) 548-
3778. For reservations at Sparr
Heights Community Center, call
(818) 548-2187. For more
information about Senior
Programs & Services, click here.
May 10 – Teen Night Out, 5 - 9
p.m.
Pacific Community Center
501 South Pacific Avenue
Glendale Teen Night Out is
designed to provide FREE teen
activities that include billiards,
ping pong, karaoke, PS4, and GTV6's newest episode of On The Move is now available! Be sure to tune in to
teen coordinated activities. Charter channel 6 or check the City's YouTube channel for new episodes. In this
Snacks and refreshments will be episode, we check out summer parks programs, Voter Education at Clark
served. Please call (818) 937- Magnet High School, news about ServiceTitan's new home, accessory dwelling
7240 with any questions. units, and the Building Safety Month 2019!
May 11 – Riverwalk Workday, 8
Watch each segment here:
a.m. - 12 p.m.
Glendale Narrows Riverwalk Summer Parks Programs
300 Paula Avenue Voter Education at Clark Magnet High School
Join CSP down by the riverside as ServiceTitan Press Conference
we work to remove invasive plants Accessory Dwelling Units
from the landscaped areas along Building Safety Month 2019
the Los Angeles River.
Participants are asked to wear
sturdy shoes, protective clothing, Author Stan Goldman to Discuss New
and bring sunscreen, sun glasses
and a hat. We'll provide tools, Book at Downtown Central Library
gloves, drinks, and snacks.
Families, individuals, clubs, and
students needing community
service hours are welcome.
Groups of 10 or more, please
RSVP at (818) 548-3795.
May 11 – Brand Associates
Dance Series: Grayscale, 6-7
p.m.
Downtown Central Library
Auditorium
222 East Harvard Street
Grayscale explores the intimate
connection between movement
and the musical score through
collaborations with visual artists
and musicians in site-specific
performances. Learn more here.
May 14 – Teen Mental Health
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Project, 4 p.m.
Downtown Central Library
Auditorium
222 East Harvard Street
Community Service Project where
teens create awareness posters
and bookmarks about mental
health services for teens. Learn
more here.
May 15 – 3rd Annual Senior
Street Fest, 10:30 a.m. - 1:30
p.m.
Artsakh Avenue Paseo
Between Broadway and Wilson
Come out and enjoy live music,
visit wellness & information
booths, get health screenings,
and partake in a delicious lunch!
the Connect, Create, Contribute
Senior Street Fest celebrates
Older Americans Month in Many.
For more information , call (818)
548-3775.
Law professor and celebrated television personality Stan Goldman appears at
May 17 – Friday Night Lights, the Downtown Central Library in Glendale to discuss his new book "Left To the
5:30 - 8:30 p.m. Mercy Of A Rude Stream." His author talk will be held in the auditorium on
Verdugo Skate Park Monday, May 13 at 7 p.m.
1621 Cañada Boulevard
Friday Night Lights is offered In his book, Goldman outlines a piece of the history of the Holocaust (grim
every third Friday of the month. reminders of inhumanity appear on virtually every page), tells his mother's
Enjoy some of the newest remarkable story, ruminates about the perpetrators of the atrocities, and
skateboard videos on a big condemns those who profited by the success of the Third Reich war machine
projection screen. There will be a and the labor of Jewish slaves.
raffle and one prize given away
monthly. Free snack with the Although Goldman focuses primarily on his mother, he occasionally employs a
purchase of a raffle ticket. Free wide-angle lens to show us what was going on throughout war-torn Europe; he
admission. For more information, even deals some with the stories of Anne Frank, Raoul Wallenberg, and other
please call (818) 548-2786. Holocaust icons. His mother's story is astonishing; her survival, virtually
impossible.
May 18 – Wilderness Workday,
8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
As the war was winding down, she was working in the concentration camp and
Deukmejian Wilderness Park
would almost certainly have died there if not for one mans negotiation with
3429 Markridge Road
Heinrich Himmler, who, seeing the end of the war (and realizing what would
Help us water our Big Cone
happen to him), made a deal to release some Jewish women, Goldman's
Spruce and Coast Live Oaks,
mother among them. Learn more here.
assist with trail repairs, and
remove invasive species from the
park. This program is perfect for
students who need community
Student Scholarships Available for
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service hours. Community and
youth organizations are welcome.
Building Safety Month in May
Please wear sturdy shoes and
bring a hat, sunscreen, and
protective clothing. Drinks and
snacks will be provided. Groups of
10 or more, please RSVP at (818)
548-3795.
May 18 – One Glendale, After
School Youth Sports Program
Soccer Championship Day,
Consolation game @ 1 p.m. and
Championship game @ 2 p.m.
Pacific Community Center
501 South Pacific Avenue
Community Services & Parks
invites the public to the One
Glendale, After School Youth The City of Glendale Building and Safety Division and International Code
Sports Program’s Soccer Season Council (ICC) have partnered to offer student scholarships in support of Building
Championship Day. Hundreds of Safety Month. There will be a total of two secondary or higher education
spectators are expected to attend scholarships to rising or graduating high school seniors and current first, second
both the consolation game and or third year students of a two or four year institution. Interested applicants are
championship game and cheer for invited to submit a 1000-word or less essay that illustrates how building codes in
the program’s participants. The a community contribute to the confidence within the community. Each
program is designed to provide scholarship is for $300. The scholarship application is available here.
after school sports programming
to youth in eight South Glendale The ICC is dedicated to developing model codes and standards used in the
schools in the fourth and fifth design, build, and compliance process to construct safe, sustainable, affordable,
grades and is comprised of four and resilient structures. For close to 40 years, each May ICC has promoted an
sports over the course of four awareness campaign called Building Safety Month. The campaign aims to help
seasons: flag football, basketball, advance innovations in the building industry, to continue the adoption of safe
soccer, and volleyball. Each building techniques worldwide, and to inform the public about what makes their
season lasts 8 weeks with a homes and buildings safe for use. To help individuals, families, and businesses
championship game at the understand what it takes to create safe and sustainable structures, Building
conclusion of each season. For Safety Month highlights the ways communities and its citizens can stay safe in
more information, please call the buildings that they live, school, work, and play in. It brings attention to the
(818) 937-7247. important work of the code official whose job it is to ensure that all buildings are
constructed safely and how building departments are a resource for everyone;
May 18 – Brand Associates
from the professional contractor to the weekend DIYer.
Dance Series: Versa-Style
Dance Company, 6 - 7 p.m.
This May, the Building Safety Month theme is ‘No Code. No Confidence’. As we
Brand Library & Art Center
face disasters from wildfires, floods and earthquakes, it’s time to reflect on the
1601 West Mountain Street
importance of building codes, building trades and safe construction. Applicants
Versa-Style Dance Company
for the scholarship must answer the following writing prompt in 1000 words or
promotes the empowerment,
less:
artistry, and value of hip-hop
dance culture through full-length
“With this year’s theme of “No code. No Confidence,” discuss the presence of
dance productions, educational
regulated building codes within your community and its corresponding effect on
performances, and deeply rooted
the level of confidence in your community.”
social justice work in the
community. Learn more here.
For more information, please visit glendaleca.gov/buildingsafetymonth
May 19 – Tea with Keiko's Tea
Class & Open House, 2-4 p.m.
Brand Friendship Garden Library Offers Online Tutoring Service
1601 West Mountain Street
Keiko Nakada is an accredited tea
instructor in the Urasenke School
of Tea. Come and say hello to her
and her students in the newly
renovated Shoseian Tea House.
Enjoy a delicious cup of matcha
tea and a sweet, as you learn
more about the traditional tea
ceremony of Japan. This event is
free. Please RSVP by May 17 so
we can have enough sweets for
you. RSVP to milgracias@att.net.
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May 22 – Building Safety
Month: No Code, No
Confidence, 11:30 a.m. -1:30
p.m. The Glendale Library. Arts and Culture department provides online tutoring to
City Hall - Perkins Plaza library patrons of all ages. Live tutors are available 7 days a week from 1 - 10
141 North Glendale Avenue p.m. All tutors have a bachelors degree, and are subject and grade-level
Join the City of Glendale - specialists. Online tutoring is available in English and Spanish. Sessions are 20
Building & Safety Division for an minutes each and include subjects such as chemistry, calculus, physics, 4th-
annual celebration for grade math, and writing. Learn more here.
homeowners, residents, building
professionals, educators,
businesses and anyone interested GWP Online Marketplace Offers Energy
in building & safety issues that
affect their community. and Water Efficient Products
Connect with building
trade specialists.
Discuss your building
project ideas with Permit
Services staff.
Learn about the
permitting process, plan
check, accessory dwelling
units, and more.
Free lunch and giveaways
Free parking will be available in
the Civic Center Parking Garage
May 23 – ReflectSpace:
THRESHOLD: Passages -
Artists Reflect, 7-9 p.m.
Downtown Central Library Glendale Water and Power (GWP) launched its new online marketplace offering
222 East Harvard Street online shopping for energy and water efficient products at discounted prices
Artists Sophia Gasparian, Kaloust after an instant rebate.
Guedel, and Gegam Kacherian
discuss their work. Threshold Customers can browse through and purchase a variety of different lighting
explores the idea of a threshold fixtures, smart thermostats, water fixtures, and more that will help them save
as a physical, emotional and money and use water and energy wisely.
historical passage and is a
reflection on the migratory Currently GWP offers $100 off smart thermostats, including the Nest thermostat.
restlessness of the Armenian GWP also offers free shipping on all orders for a limited time. Click here to
Diaspora. Learn more here. access the GWP Marketplace and start saving today!
May 23 – 90+ Birthday
Celebration, 10:30 a.m. - 1:30
p.m.
Reduce Waste at Your Business or
Adult Recreation Center Apartment Complex
201 East Colorado Street
Join the Community Services &
Parks department as we honor
seniors who are 90 years of age
and older in the community.
Music, a special lunch, and the
official cake cutting by our
birthday honorees are a few of the
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wonderful program highlights of
this fabulous tradition. We
encourage our Glendale citizens
to get involved by participating in
Older Americans Month by
attending, volunteering, and
celebrating one of the many City
of Glendale programs in the
month of May! To register for
lunch at one of our Older
Americas Month celebrations, CalRecycle, the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery,
please call (818) 548-3775. requires businesses and multi-family properties to comply with Assembly Bills
341, 1826, and Senate Bill 1383 which require the recycling of bottles, cans and
May 24 – Teen Night Out, 5 - 9 organic materials. Organic materials include food waste and green waste.
p.m.
Pacific Community Center Does your business need help recycling these materials? Contact your hauler
501 South Pacific Avenue directly for more information. If your property is serviced by the City of Glendale
Glendale Teen Night Out is call (818) 548-3916 or email recycle@glendaleca.gov for more information.
designed to provide FREE teen
activities that include billiards,
ping pong, karaoke, PS4, and
teen coordinated activities.
Glendale is re-imagining public transit
Snacks and refreshments will be
served. Please call (818) 937-
7240 with any questions.
Reserve a Computer at
the Library
Glendale has grown in population and we continue to develop the downtown
Use your Glendale library card to urban core. How and when people move around the City is changing. As a
reserve a computer online. Most result, Glendale is reimagining the bus network to create customer-focused
Library, Arts & Culture sites have routes, faster and more reliable travel times, and less waiting at bus stops.
Dell computers, and Downtown
Central also has a number of Improved public transit can benefit you through less hassle parking, reduced
Macintosh computers. Learn more congestion in your neighborhood, saving money on gas and car maintenance,
here. and helping to green our world. Visit GlendaleTRA.com to tell us how the bus
can move you better.
@MyGlendaleTeens Now
Take our survey at GlendaleTRA.com. You could be a lucky winner of $100.
on Instagram! Then spread the word – tell friends, family, and colleagues to take the survey,
too.
Employment Opportunities for Students
with Disabilities
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Follow us on Instagram to find the
latest info on volunteer and job
opportunities, special events,
educational workshops, and
places to hang out for teens! For
more information, call (818) 937-
7243.
Looking Ahead The Glendale Youth Alliance (GYA) is excited to announce that we have once
again received funding to operate the Summer Training and Employment
June 7 – Teen Workshop: What Program for Students (STEPS) with disabilities! We are now accepting
you need to know about vaping, applications for summer 2019.
6 - 7 p.m.
Pacific Community Center Youth will receive work readiness training and 200 hours of paid work
501 South Pacific Avenue experience at a work site based on their skills, aptitudes, and interests during
The Glendale Police Department the summer months.
will inform teens about vaping and
the truth behind the practice. For
Youth Eligibility:
more information, call (818) 937-
7243. Must be between the ages of 16-21
Must have a disability and be able to work independently in mainstream
June 8 – Maple Park All
employment
Inclusive Playground Grand
Must have right to work documents
Opening, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
If under 18, must be able to obtain a work permit from school
Sparr Heights Community Center
1613 Glencoe Way
Join us for the grand opening of Most jobs are in the cities of Glendale and Burbank and surrounding areas;
the Maple Park All Inclusive therefore, youth must have transportation to work.
Shane's Inspiration Playground on
June 8, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. The Applications are available at the GYA office, located at 1255 S. Central Ave.,
program will begin at 10:30 a.m. Glendale, CA 91204. For more information, call (818) 937-8073.
June 16 – International Culture
and Friendship Day, 11 a.m. - 3 Be One of Glendale's First Certified
p.m.
Brand Park Green Businesses
1601 West Mountain Street
Come and experience the music,
dance and martial arts of a variety
of cultures in 30-minute
performances. Hula, Tahitian,
Bollywood, Taiko, Maori Hakka,
Native American, Japanese Odori,
Korean Hwarang Do and more!
This event is free! For more
information, please contact
friends@shoseianteahouse.com.
Check the City's calendar and City
Library calendar for changes in
date, time, or location.
The City is looking for environmentally focused businesses to be one of
Glendale’s first certified green businesses. Does your business recycle, use
Holiday Closures environmentally efficient lighting, less toxic cleaners and/or promote public
transit? Then your business may qualify.
Memorial Day holiday
Saturday-Monday, May 25-27 A California Green Business Network sticker and City recognition will be
City offices and libraries closed. provided to certified locations. Free assistance certifying your business is
Learn more here. available. Contact City of Glendale at (818) 548-3916 or email Recycling
Coordinator Regina Wheeler at RWheeler@glendaleca.gov for more
information.
eBooks & Online Media
Glendale Youth Alliance Accepting
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services provided by the Library,
Arts & Culture Department by
visiting
GlendaleCa.gov/LibraryOnline.
STEAM - Science,
Technology,
Engineering, Art, and
Math!
Many Library locations have a
variety of free STEAM-
related programs and
workshops that'll inspire and
motivate children with fun, hands-
on learning activities. Learn more
here.
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Did you know that 35% of residential waste is organic? Organic materials like
food waste can be composted and turned into a valuable soil amendment. Learn
how to begin a backyard composting and/or worm bin by attending Glendale’s
Compost Workshop on June 8th. Preregistration for the workshop is required
before May 30th by emailing recycle@glendaleca.gov or pre-register through
this website.
Interested in Becoming a Lifeguard or
Recreation Leader?
Spend your summer making great friends and memories as a Recreation Leader
or Lifeguard! Go to glendaleca.gov/jobs to apply for a position today.
Stay Connected!
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(818) 548-4844.
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