Office of Neighborhood Coordination (ONC)
The Office of Neighborhood Coordination (ONC) serves as a liaison between neighborhood associations and City government. The Division publishes a monthly newsletter, Neighborhood News, that provides information between neighborhoods and local government.
ONC offers a series of training workshops on topics such as Neighborhood Leadership, Parliamentary Procedures, Neighborhood Association Patrol Training, Land Use issues and many other relevant topics.
ONC is responsible for implementation of the Neighborhood Recognition Ordinance, also known as O-92-5. This ordinance defines the process by which the City organizes and officially recognizes neighborhood associations who meet the requirements of the ordinance. If you are filing your annual report, please print and mail this form to the Office of Neighborhood Coordination at the address listed on the form.
The Division coordinates notification to recognized neighborhood associations from applicants who apply for zone changes, site development plans and liquor licenses prior to the City’s acceptance of such requests.
The Office of Neighborhood Coordination is located on the Garden Level (Basement), Room 120, Plaza del Sol, at 600 2nd St NW. For more information, contact Stephani Winklepleck at (505)924-3902.
ONC Staff:
- Patrick Montoya, Division Manager, (505)924-3908
- Dalaina Carmona, Senior Administrative Assistant, (505)924-3906
- Deborah Nason, Public Information Officer, (505)924-3911
- Stephani Winklepleck, Neighborhood Liaison (505)924-3902
Here are some helpful ONC links:
- Annual Report Form
- Check Your Vitals
- Department Directors
- Fiscal Year 2006 Planning Projects - Sector Plan Updates
- Fiscal Year 2007 Planning Projects - Sector Plan Updates
- Important Phone Numbers
- Information on Solar Rights
- Neighborhood Association maps
- Neighborhood FAQs
- Neighborhood News
- ONC Workshop Information
- ONC Workshop Online Registration Form
- Neighborhood FAQs
- Reminders For Neighborhood Associations
Interested in beautifying your neighborhood? The Clean City Division of the Solid Waste Management Department and the Planning Department's Office of Neighborhood Coordination have annual $200 stipends available to non-profit groups, such as neighborhood associations, Girl/Boy Scouts and individual APS campuses who wish to "Adopt an Area" within their vicinity. Call Clean Cities at 857-8060 for more information.
Click here for an "Adopt an Area" form. 
