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Glendale, CA — The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) Glendale Chapter has officially launched “Our Voices,” a Grassroots Citywide Community Voice Campaign designed to elevate the priorities of Glendale residents ahead of the 2026 local elections. From February 18 through March 18, 2026, ANCA Glendale volunteers are engaging residents across the city, knocking on doors, attending community events, connecting digitally, and meeting people where they are, to gather direct input on the issues that matter most. Residents can participate online at: www.VoiceofGlendale.com “This campaign is rooted in a simple principle: the people of Glendale deserve to define the priorities of their city,” said Lucy Petrosian, Chair of ANCA Glendale. “Our Voices ensures that community concerns, from public safety to housing to education, are heard…
GLENDALE, CA - On March 9th, 2021, Glendale City Council appointed Roubik Golanian as Glendale City Manager during their regular meeting. The Armenian National Committee of America - Glendale Chapter (ANCA Glendale) congratulates Golanian on this new appointment and is looking forward to the impact he will make through this new phase in his public career. “With his exceptional and years-worth experience working with the City of Glendale, Golanian truly embodies the qualifications and characteristics that our residents were looking for in a candidate,” said ANCA Glendale Chairperson Lucy Petrosian. “We are excited to progress our relationship with Mr. Golanian to enhance our city and communities.” Over a decade ago, Golanian began his career within the City of Glendale through several public positions,…
As we learn that there are four confirmed cases of COVID-19 within the City of Glendale, the Armenian National Committee of America - Glendale Chapter (ANCA Glendale) commits to utilize its resources to serve the needs of the residents of Glendale during this unsettling crisis. The City of Glendale has already taken steps to curb the pandemic, but we believe more must be done. On Monday, March 16th, Glendale City Council convened in a special meeting to discuss the recent outbreak of COVID-19 within the borders of the city. Their first step was to declare a state of emergency, which gives the city access to state and federal funding. Similar to Los Angeles County’s plan of action, food places and bars have been restricted to…
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Community Candidate Forum: Get To Know Your Candidates
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About ANCA-Glendale
The ANCA–Glendale Chapter is a grassroots public affairs organization serving to inform, educate and act on a wide range of issues concerning Armenian Americans in Glendale.
For several decades, ANCA -Glendale has served to educate, motivate and activate the Armenian American Community in Glendale on a wide ranges of issues. ANCA-Glendale has been an important presence for Armenian American grassroots efforts, serving as liaison between city institutions, elected officials, and the community.
Our efforts serve the vibrant community of Glendale in the following ways: discussing issues affecting our community with political officials, conducting voter outreach campaigns, publicizing the Armenian Cause, educating the Glendale community through forums and outreach events, fighting historic revisionism, and promoting recognition of the Armenian Genocide.
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