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The
City of Eloy will be celebrating its 60th anniversary of
incorporation in 2009. The city offers a varied range of
community facilities for its citizens. The
city
limits currently encompasses over 99 square miles
with a
planning area of almost 560 square miles.
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 Why
aren't you living here?
With a major theme park
on the drawing board for the city, this
area is about to explode with growth. Over 175,000 homes are
scheduled to be built in Master Planned Communities over the
next decade, along with many new businesses, industries, retail
facilities and
offices. |
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Eloy is located below the I-8,
I-10 split in Pinal County and is only 50 minutes south of the
Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale metro area. The community was named
by the Southern Pacific Railroad, which built a switch here
in the early 1900's. The name Eloy is derived from the
European name meaning the "Chosen" or the "Chosen One". |
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“We
are committed to guiding the community by planning wisely,
regulating consistently, and assisting professionally.”
- City Manager Joe Blanton |
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Four Day Work
Week
Effective September 1, 2008, most
employees began a four-day work week. City offices will
be closed on Fridays. The new extended hours of operations
are Monday through Thursday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
It is important to note, that the City of Eloy provides
24-hour services to the public, seven days a week. The
Police Department and emergency services will continue to
respond and will not be affected.
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OWNER-OCCUPIED HOUSING
REHABILITATION PROGRAM
for Low Income Seniors
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