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CITY OF GLENDALE MUNICIPAL PROPERTY CORP
GLENDALE, AZ · EIN 860436743 · Form 990 · FY2021 · Large ($10M-$50M) · www.glendaleaz.com
revenue
$19.7M
expenses
$14.5M
net assets
$9.0M
employees
0
volunteers
4
program ratio
100%
mission · from form 990

FINANCING MUNICIPAL PROPERTIES.

profile · synthesized from sources

The CITY OF GLENDALE MUNICIPAL PROPERTY CORP appears to be a municipal entity managing various city services and properties for the City of Glendale, Arizona. It provides services related to public safety, parks and recreation, economic development, and community support, including homeless services and victim assistance.

named programs · 25 · from sources

what they call their work

Adaptive Recreation
Recreation programs designed for youth and adults with special needs.
Adopt a Park/Trail
A program for community members to help maintain Glendale's parks and trails.
Affordable Housing
Initiatives and services related to providing affordable housing options.
Alarm Program
Manages and regulates alarm systems within the city.
CALEA Accreditation Program
Police department program focused on achieving and maintaining accreditation standards.
Code Compliance Division
Ensures compliance with city codes, including proactive inspections and addressing issues like abandoned shopping carts.
Community Action Team (Police Department)
A police department initiative focused on community engagement and problem-solving.
Community Alerts
Provides information to residents about community safety and events.
Community Outreach (Fire Department)
Engages with the community through various outreach opportunities.
Community Watch Program
A police department program encouraging community involvement in crime prevention.
Elsie McCarthy Sensory Garden
A garden designed to engage the senses of sight, sound, smell, and touch.
Glendale Family Advocacy Center (GFAC)
Provides comprehensive and coordinated services to crime victims in a safe, comfortable, and convenient setting, in partnership with law enforcement, social services, and healthcare.
Glendale Family Bike Ride
A community event promoting outdoor activity and Valley Bike Month.
Historic Sahuaro Ranch Preservation
Preserves a 17-acre historic ranch featuring buildings, a rose garden, barnyard, and orchards.
Home Safety for Seniors
A program by the Fire Department focused on improving home safety for seniors.
Homeless Services
Provides services to address homelessness within the city.
Homicide Victim Registry
Maintains a registry of homicide victims in cold cases.
Internet Security (for children)
Provides guidance and programs to help keep children safe online.
Public Art Interactive Map
An interactive map showcasing various public art installations throughout Glendale.
Residential Lockbox Program
A program by the Fire Department to provide residential lockboxes for emergency access.
Safety Classes
Classes offered by the Fire Department to promote safety.
Sex Crimes Cold Case Registry
Maintains a registry of unsolved sex crime cases.
Temporary Art
Features temporary art installations as part of the IN FLUX initiative.
Victim Assistance Unit
Provides comprehensive services to victims and their families affected by crime, including crisis intervention, advocacy, and emotional support.
Water Conservation and Sustainable Living
Programs and information to encourage water conservation and drought preparedness.
activities · 4 groups

what they do

  • Adaptive Outdoor Recreation Programs 4 activities
    • Adaptive recreation programs for individuals with special needs
      Provides adaptive recreation programs tailored for youth and adults with special needs, promoting inclusive community participation in recreational activities.
    • Offering adaptive recreation programs
      The organization provides adaptive recreation programs specifically designed for youth and adults with special needs.
    • Providing adaptive recreation programs
      The organization offers adaptive recreation programs specifically designed for youth and adults with special needs.
    • Providing adaptive recreation programs
      The organization offers adaptive recreation programs specifically designed for youth and adults with special needs.
  • Desert & Native Plant Garden Management 4 activities
    • Community education on sustainable gardening practices
      Hosts educational events focused on desert-appropriate, wildlife-friendly gardening techniques to promote environmental stewardship and sustainable landscaping.
    • Hosting educational events on gardening
      The organization hosts educational events focused on desert-appropriate and wildlife-friendly gardening practices.
    • Hosting educational events on gardening practices
      The organization hosts educational events focused on desert-appropriate and wildlife-friendly gardening practices.
    • Hosting educational events on gardening practices
      The organization hosts educational events focused on desert-appropriate and wildlife-friendly gardening practices.
  • Emergency Medical and Fire Response Services 4 activities
    • Providing essential city services
      The organization delivers essential city services such as fire and police protection, public transportation, street maintenance, and water services.
    • Providing essential city services
      The organization delivers essential city services such as fire and police protection, public transportation, street maintenance, and water services.
    • Providing municipal services
      The organization delivers essential city services including fire and police protection, public transportation, street maintenance, and water services.
    • Provision of municipal public services
      Delivers essential city services including fire and police protection, public transportation, street maintenance, and water services to residents of Glendale, AZ.
  • Uncategorized 7 activities
    • Management of parks and recreational facilities
      Operates and maintains multiple public parks and recreational spaces, including Foothills Park, Grand Canal Linear Park (4.5 miles of multi-use trails), and the Elsie McCarthy Sensory Garden, providing accessible outdoor amenities for community use.
    • Operating and maintaining public parks and recreational facilities
      The organization operates and maintains various public parks and recreational facilities, including Foothills Park, the Elsie McCarthy Sensory Garden, and the 17-acre Historic Sahuaro Ranch with its historic buildings, rose garden, barnyard, and orchards. They also provide access to parks, recreation centers, and trails for community use.
    • Operating and maintaining public parks and recreational facilities
      The organization operates and maintains various public parks and recreational facilities, including Foothills Park, the Elsie McCarthy Sensory Garden, and the 17-acre Historic Sahuaro Ranch with its historic buildings, rose garden, barnyard, and orchards. They also provide access to parks, recreation centers, and trails for community use.
    • Operating multi-use trails
      The organization operates the Grand Canal Linear Park, which features 4.5 miles of multi-use trails for walking, biking, and horseback riding.
    • Operating multi-use trails
      The organization operates the Grand Canal Linear Park, which features 4.5 miles of multi-use trails for walking, biking, and horseback riding.
    • Operating parks and recreational facilities
      The organization provides access to parks, recreation centers, and trails for community use, including the 17-acre Historic Sahuaro Ranch, Grand Canal Linear Park, Foothills Park, and the Elsie McCarthy Sensory Garden.
    • Preservation and operation of Historic Sahuaro Ranch
      Preserves and operates the 17-acre Historic Sahuaro Ranch, which includes historic buildings, a rose garden, barnyard, and orchards, as a public cultural and recreational resource.
financials · form 990 · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$19.72M
Contributions & grants$00%
Program service revenue$19.71M100%
Investment income$6K0%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$14.48M
Program expenses100%
Admin / overhead0%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$241.44M
Cash$16.11M
Investments$0
Liabilities$232.40M
Net assets$9.04M
Liquid reserves13.3 mo
3 years on record · 2019–2021 · YoY revenue +24.8%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021

who runs it

board members · 4
  • DAVID LECKIE — DIRECTOR
  • JOHN JONES — VICE PRESIDENT/SECRETARY
  • LELAND W PETERSON — PRESIDENT/CHAIR
  • ROGER SCHWIERJOHN — TREASURER
relationships · 5

who they work with

  • Department of Child Services Partner — Partner in the Glendale Family Advocacy Center, providing child welfare services.
  • Glendale Police Department Partner — Partner in the Glendale Family Advocacy Center, providing law enforcement services to victims of abuse and neglect.
  • Honor Health Partner — Partner in the Glendale Family Advocacy Center, providing medical professionals for victim care.
  • Main Library Partner — Co-hosts public educational events such as the Green Living Series at the library's auditorium.
  • Maricopa County Attorney’s Office Partner — Partner in the Glendale Family Advocacy Center, providing prosecution services.