PHX GOOD · EVERY DOOR

One map, every door.

Pick a need. See where to start and how to get in.

Example caseA family needs a place to stay tonight. Follow their route

Places with doors · Transportation. More color = more city-linked intake doors in PHX Good’s records.

Check published hours for

Now in Arizona: Showing published schedules for

No step-by-step route is documented for this need in PHX Good’s sources. Use each door’s own first step.

Numbers show places to start, not open beds.

Why these marks?

CallOnlineIn personReferral from a partnerAsk how to startLocation not shown, never pinnedDot: a door’s published address, placed by a Census street-range lookup. Not visited, not confirmed; a larger dot is a front door; a hollow dot is past its recheck date.

A place with no linked record stays unshaded. That is a gap in these records, not proof that no help exists. Time never dims the map.

The sky follows the selected time in Arizona (night now on the map). It sets a mood only; it never says what is open.

Landmarks for orientation only (Census TIGER 2025–2026): parks and preserves, rivers and canals.

Map scope and sources

27 places from the County’s published roster: 25 municipal places and two Census-designated communities. Other unincorporated communities and sovereign tribal jurisdictions are not mapped in this version. Boundaries are January 2026 Census geography, not service areas or a legal address determination.

Glow shows record counts by Census place. Points are approximate Census address matches—not surveyed entrances or live availability. Confidential locations are never pinned.

Landmarks for orientation only, from Census TIGER files: area landmarks (2025) and hydrography (January 2026). Not service areas, not navigation and not a statement about access. Only features present in these files are drawn; some parks and preserves, such as the McDowell Sonoran Preserve and the White Tank, Usery and Estrella regional parks, are not in them.

Census TIGER/Line and TIGERweb data: U.S. Census Bureau (not copyrighted; used with acknowledgement). The sky uses the site’s Phoenix light hours: dawn 5–9 a.m., day 9 a.m.–5 p.m., dusk 5–8 p.m., night 8 p.m.–5 a.m..

DOORS FOR THIS NEED

Transportation · Pick a place

20 of 27 mapped places have a city-linked intake door for this need. Examples, not a ranking.

3 records in this need are not linked to a mapped place or a broader area in PHX Good’s records, so they are not counted or listed here. See the full directory

From anywhere (phone or online)1

Broader-area records with a published phone or online start. The rest of the service may still need an in-person visit.

Ask about hours

Valley Metro reduced-fare account

START HERE

On the official Copper card page, choose the reduced-fare application route and follow the account and eligibility-verification steps.

Youth ages 6–18, adults age 65 or older, people with qualifying disabilities and Medicare cardholders can apply; proof and approval requirements apply.

Approval is required for reduced-fare Smart Fare access; carrying a document does not automatically create a reduced-fare account.

Open spots: not knownNot confirmed by the providerRecheck due

More about Valley Metro reduced-fare account: ways in, shared intake, hours, record check, copy, map, sources

Valley Metro →

Online

Ways to start: Online

Relevant hours are not established; do not assume service at this time.

A source recheck is due. Confirm the current instructions.

Why this door · sources

Ways to start: Online

A broader service-area record has a published online or telephone starting route. This does not establish city eligibility or that all services can be completed remotely.

Reduced-fare account application for eligible local bus and light-rail riders.

A city connection is not an eligibility decision. Cards are grouped by record type, then listed alphabetically; the order is not a ranking. PHX Good does not contact providers.

Serves a wider area1

Regional, county or state routes—not verified city-specific coverage. Ask whether the provider serves your city and situation.

Ask about hours

AHCCCS transportation to a doctor

START HERE

Use the member’s current health-plan information to ask how to schedule transportation to a covered medical appointment.

People enrolled in an AHCCCS health plan. Transportation rules and scheduling need confirmation with the member’s plan.

Published information does not confirm current availability or admission.

Open spots: not knownNot confirmed by the providerRecheck due

More about AHCCCS transportation to a doctor: ways in, shared intake, hours, record check, copy, map, sources

Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System →

Call

Ways to start: Call

Phone-answer hours are not established; an answer at the selected time is not confirmed.

A source recheck is due. Confirm the current instructions.

Why this door · sources

Ways to start: Call

A broader regional, state or national route—not verified city-specific coverage. Address, territory and program rules must be checked.

AHCCCS lists transportation to a doctor among covered medical services provided through its health plans.

A city connection is not an eligibility decision. Cards are grouped by record type, then listed alphabetically; the order is not a ranking. PHX Good does not contact providers.