Flowing Wells Neighborhood Association and Communi

The Coalition History  In 1995, community residents concerned about safety and quality of life, joined together to form the Flowing Wells Neighborhood Association and Community Coalition (FWNACC).  

Initially, FWNACC activities included installing streetlights, reducing street flooding, and closing drug-houses. Much of the initial phase centered around graffiti abatement. In 2000, the FWNACC partnered with several organizations to develop and implement a 5-year Neighborhood Revitalization Strategy Plan (NRSP) that addresses many of the critical issues currently facing our community. In 2001, this plan was approved by the HUD and the Board of Supervisors.  In 2006 and 2011, the plan was extended for another 5 years.  

This area is boarded on the north by the Rillito River to W. Roger Road and N. Fairview Avenue to I-10. Since 1997 the FWNACC along with partners has brought over $69,000,000 in goods and services to our community. These projects include the development of two parks, a community center, a library, a health/dental center, a new Women’s, Infants, and Children (WIC) Center, the Pima County I'm Home housing project, the Pima County Get in the Zone (open storage and unregistered vehicle project), the development of the Flowing Wells Business Corridor, the development of a 133 single Homes project, etc.