West Valley View

West Valley View serves the communities of Avondale, Buckeye, Goodyear, Litchfield Park, and Tolleson in Arizona, along with the unincorporated areas of Maricopa County situated south of Northern Ave. and west of 83rd Ave. The publication focuses on events that matter to local residents, highlighting subjects such as nearby businesses, government activities, school districts, Estrella Community College, and high school sports. It also offers a platform for community discussions through editorials and letters from readers. Additionally, West Valley View gives local businesses the opportunity to promote their products and services. The outlet takes an active role in community leadership by supporting initiatives like food drives for local food banks and clothing drives for homeless students. It also shares information about other organizations that organize donation drives for various social causes.

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Goodyear fire captain thanks cop for saving daughter’s life

2 days ago | westvalleyview.com | Alicia Venter

Last month, Goodyear Police Officer Dakota Berry was driving back to the city from Phoenix when he spotted the aftermath of a two-vehicle collision near 91st Avenue and Interstate 10. One of the cars was in flames, and within it was a female driver honking her horn for help. Berry sprang into action, breaking the glass of her car and pulling her out the window. The woman he saved was Asharie Cheatham, daughter of a Goodyear fire captain.
Goodyear teen earns spot on Desert Dreams F.C.

3 days ago | westvalleyview.com | Alicia Venter

Anaiya Miyazato started playing soccer when she was 4 years old. The Goodyear resident spent her childhood watching her siblings kick the ball around, and she fell in love, quickly joining club sports. It became a getaway from normal life, a reprieve that came easy to her. Twelve years later, Miyazato is now the youngest player on Desert Dreams F.C., the first Women’s Premier Soccer League in the West Valley.
Avondale shares monsoon safety tips

3 days ago | westvalleyview.com | Joe McHugh

With monsoon season here, Avondale is taking extra precaution to help prepare its residents in safe practices when the storms come. Monsoons bring a plethora of problems for drivers and residents, including heavy rain that causes lack of vision, and thunderstorms, high winds, dust storms and flooding that present issues for structures. Avondale feels that with certain precautions, all its residents can remain safe during these times.
Mayor invites residents to ‘Celebrate Tolleson’ at State of the City

3 days ago | westvalleyview.com | Alicia Venter

Mayor Juan Rodriguez is inviting his fellow residents to “Celebrate Tolleson,” promoting the investments, advancements and achievements made over the past year in his State of the City address. Available on YouTube, the message, themed “Celebrate Tolleson,” highlights the city’s growth and community-driven success throughout the past year, including improvements in public safety, infrastructure enhancements, dozens of ribbon cuttings for new businesses and housing growth.
West Valley PR business earns statewide honors

4 days ago | westvalleyview.com | Alicia Venter

Catch3Creative, a West Valley-based marketing agency, was recognized for its support of nonprofit organizations at this year’s 2025 American and Marketing Association Spectrum Awards last month, earning two of the evening’s most prestigious honors. The agency, founded by Peoria resident Trisha Smith, earned the Best of Spectrum 2025, the award ceremony’s top accolade recognizing Catch3Creative’s overall marketing strategy and practice.
Goodyear311 replaces Report a Problem

5 days ago | westvalleyview.com | Alicia Venter

There is a new way for Goodyear residents to report a nonemergency issue. The city replaced its Report a Problem system with Goodyear311 on June 17. The new system, presented to the city council during its June 9 meeting, allows users to request city services, report nonemergency issues or learn about programs like water conservation while offering ways for tracking progress. These issues could include reporting broken streetlights, damaged trash containers or graffiti.
Goodyear native's app teaches ‘survival swim’ skills

1 week ago | westvalleyview.com | Alicia Venter

Goodyear native Jaime Clark understands that swimming is both fun and dangerous. That is why, in 2012, she founded Survival Swim, a mobile private instruction company for families or community pools. While she and her instructors have served thousands over the past 13 years, Clark wanted to help those outside of the Valley or who might not have the money and time for private, one-on-one lessons. Clark has expanded her offerings nationwide with the Survival Swim app.
Goodyear finalizes $1.24B budget

1 week ago | westvalleyview.com | Alicia Venter

The Goodyear City Council approved the fiscal year 2026 budget at $1,204,703,500 at its recent meeting. The final budget did not change from the tentative budget presented and adopted May 19, and it goes into effect starting July 1. The budget increased over last year’s budget of $818.1 million. The city is not increasing its combined property tax rate or sales tax to fund the increased budget.
Avondale accepts bond arguments

1 week ago | westvalleyview.com | Alicia Venter

This November, Avondale voters will have the chance to approve or reject two municipal bond measures. Propositions 404 and 405 ask voters whether Avondale can accept up to $123 million in bond debt for several projects enhancing parks, public spaces and public safety. Residents wanting their opinions heard now have their chance. The Avondale City Clerk’s Office is accepting ballot measure arguments for both propositions.
Buckeye establishes utility rate committee

1 week ago | westvalleyview.com | Alicia Venter

The Buckeye City Council has established the Citizen Water and Wastewater Rate Committee, a group of volunteer stakeholders, residents and business leaders who will advise and make recommendations regarding the implementation of new water and wastewater rates. It’s been approximately 10 years since the city adopted new rates for its water and wastewater enterprise funds, Water Resources Director Terry Lowe said.