fourth of july - Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce

Official Publication of the Wickenburg
W I C K EChamber
N B U R Gof Commerce
216 N. Frontier St. ~ Historic Santa Fe
L EDepot
A D E~RWickenburg,
S H I P AZ 85390
(928) 684-5479 Fax (928) 684-5470
CADEMY
www.wickenburgchamber.com ~ Email:[email protected]
July 2005
WICKENBURG LEADERSHIP ACADEMY APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE
WICKENBURG
LEADERSHIP
ACADEMY
Community Development
Wickenburg Chamber
of Commerce
By Art Pulis
Sun Business Advocate
Through a partnership between Arizona Public Service and The
Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce, Wickenburg citizens have a new
opportunity to grow in leadership skills and knowledge of how the
Wickenburg community operates.
APS Senior Economic Development Consultant Sally Odette attended a
similar leadership program several years ago in Phoenix and brought the
idea to her company as a way of assisting development in rural communities.
“As a public utility we understand that we need to be a good community partner and neighbor,” said Odette. “When a community like
Wickenburg is thriving with leadership open to change and innovation, it’s
good for both the citizens and for APS. That’s why we are happy to make
the investment into Wickenburg by underwriting the cost for this leadership school.”
The Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce expanded the vision to one of
training leaders for all of the non-profit organizations in addition to the
government sector.
“Our idea is to help develop leadership talent among our local citizens
that they can use as volunteers and elected representatives on the various
boards, commissions, and committees of government and non-profits,”
said Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Julie Brooks.
“We would love to see those who might be interested in serving the community on the school board, Town
Council, the various town commissions, the Chamber committees, and in
leadership positions in other non-profit organizations. People who want to
be involved can gain significantly from this training.”
The program consists of seven sessions on Tuesday nights from 6:30 to
8:30 p.m. starting on Aug. 23 and will take place at several local locations.
Session One will feature Kathy Conley from the League of Cities as
speaker and will convene at the Community Center. The following session
will be the first of two on town government with Mayor Ron Badowski and
two councilmen, Town Manager Shane Dille, and Town Clerk Donna
Riffel.
W I C K E N BStephanie
U R GWojick and Town Planner Jerry Stricklin.
LEADERSHIP
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Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce
216 North Frontier Street
Wickenburg, AZ 85390
Return Service Requested
The second town government session will feature Budget Director
WICKENBURG
Presorted Standard
U.S. Postage Paid
Permit No. 8
Wickenburg, AZ
Session Four will be a downtown walking tour with former Mayor Lon
McDermott and will also feature Police Chief Tony Melendez and Fire
Chief Ed Temerowski.
Session Five is titled “How to be a Leader” and will include Del E. Webb
Center for the Performing Arts Director Cathy Weiss, Chamber Director
Brooks, and former Chamber President Jim Hartman.
Session Six will be “Non-Profit Leadership Growth” and will include
Desert Caballeros Western Museum Director Royce Kardinal,
Wickenburg Community Hospital CEO Dale Decker, and Wickenburg
Sun Publisher Kevin Cloe.
The final session will be a gala graduation banquet at Rancho de los
Caballeros sponsored by Arizona Public Service Company and will feature
a speaker from the governor’s office.
There is no charge to the participant for the program since all costs are
being born by APS. Admittance will be on a selective basis determined by
community service, commitment and motivation.
Application forms can be obtained by contacting the Chamber at 6845479 or stopping at 216 North Frontier St.
Applications must be
submitted to the Chamber by July 15, and notifications of acceptance will
be mailed by Aug. 1.
“We are excited about this program and the opportunity made available
by the hard work and generous financial commitment to our community
by Arizona Public Service,” said Brooks. “Following this first year, we
expect to make any needed changes and then hope to offer the program
on an annual basis.”
To receive an application for the Wickenburg Leadership Academy,
call The Chamber for an application form, or stop by the office at 216
N. Frontier Street. Applications due by July 15, nomination of acceptance mailed by August 1st, classes begin Aug. 23rd.
WLA Partners include: Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce, Town
of Wickenburg, and
Arizona Public Service. For more information call (928) 684-5479 or
684-0977.
TIP OF THE STETSON
We sincerely appreciate the following donors for
their support, labor and services provided to the
Chamber: Weaver Mountain Estates, Rome &
Roxie Glover, Desert Caballeros Western Museum,
Stewart Hardware, State Farm Insurance, Best
Western Rancho Grande, Hassayampa &
Wickenburg Land Company – Gary Turner & Bob
Brown. ROGER CLODT, DORIS CRAVEN,
SHARON & BILL DIRR, GLORIA SMITH, MARIE
BAKER, BETS PAYTON, JAN NUNN, JEAN WEIDMANN, BETTE WATSON, DURAN’S GARDENING.
MISSION STATEMENT: The Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce is an organization, which is proactive in representing
the interests of the business community. The Chamber operates a Visitor Center and promotes Wickenburg as
a destination location with commitment to quality economic growth and development.
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Chamber of Commerce Hassayampa Alert
July 1, 2005
FOURTH OF JULY FIREWORKS
AND FAMILY FUN
Department of Revenue
Business Tax Workshops for July
Special thanks to the following donors!
Class location at the Super 8 Conference Room – July 26h – Retail Workshop $15.00 – 8:30 am –Noon and 1:30 pm -5:00 p.m. – Contracting Workshop -$15 –July
27th -8:30 am – noon and 1:30 pm – 5:00 p.m. for more information call (602) 7167810 or toll free at 877-863-0655 – website: www.azdor.gov
The retail workshop is geared for large and small retailers, wholesalers, Internet
sales, mail order sellers, non-profit organizations and sellers to state, local and county governments. The Contractors workshop is geared for small and large contractors, subcontractors, landscapers, and installers.
Special Thanks to
the following donors
who made contributions toward the 2005
Fireworks Display to
be held July 4th at
WHS Stadium from
5:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.
MEMBER NEWS
Brooks Air Conditioning-Art & Julie Brooks, Badowski & White,
Bank of America, Ben’s Saddlery, Bets Hobin, Bets Payton, Bob
Nuth & Associates-Mickey Brewer, Bromm Chevrolet-Buick,
Charles & Rosemary Bowers, Kaleys Silkscreen & Vaccuum
Repair-Lee & Cheryl Kaley, Coney & Liz Orosco, Dana Burden,
Dave & Ruby Lane, Dave & Tina Wuerthele, Double J Court, Dr.
Troy & Kathy Jones, Drescher Roofing, G.R. & Kay Cason,
George & Jan Dillard, High Desert Plumbing, Ila’s Other Place-Ila
Kerkes, Johnson Lumber, Inc, KBSZ-1250AM- Pete & Jo
Peterson, Ken & Marie Baker, Kwikprint, Liberty Properties-Jim &
Dixie Custer, Life Line Ambulance Service, Double M Condo’sMario & Rosemary Maglio, Monte Vista Ranch/Raylynn Homes,
Mount Hope Assembly of God, My Fathers Retirement Ranch,
Pollay Electric, Inc., Quarter Horse Antiques, Remuda Ranch
Center, Renderings, S&S Construction, Inc. Stan & Bette
Watson, Sun Health Grandview Care Center, Ted & Jean Wilson,
Twin Wheels/ Old West Photo’s- Toni Whitney, Wickenburg
Community Hospital, Wickenburg Lioness Club, Wickenburg
Lions Club, Wickenburg Pump & Supply, Wickenburg Tax
Service-Curtis Arnett, Date Creek Plumbing & Electric-Mike
Brewer, Leslie & Jack McCardle-honor of Patriot Arthur Johnson,
Estrella Chapter DAR, Nancy London, Monica Lambert, Dr.
Richard & Pam Carlisle and Cops Who Care
Colorful ground displays will be shot off by our capable fireworks
crew, headed by Dave D’Angio and Mike Pollay. Cops Who Care
will again be in charge of the children and adult games on the field,
and Duane Middleton is in charge of the evening entertainment.
Our long time master of ceremonies Pete Peterson will again conduct the entire evenings program. Prior to the evening celebration,
the American Legion will have a hot dog/hamburger dinner with
side dishes from 12 noon- 2 pm at the lodge - $3 per person.
CHAMBER
ACTIVITY REPORT
NEW MEMBERS
MIXER
PHONE
VISITORS
MAIL INQUIRIES
JUNE
5
100
775
1,266
1,257
YTD
56
710
6,802
19,109
9,325
WEB HITS - MAY - 2005
WWW.WICKENBURGCHAMBER.COM
WWW.OUTWICKENBURGWAY.COM
146,995
76,671
YTD - 932,226
YTD - 555,059
Get ready to pick Peaches & Apples at the historic Date Creek Ranch,
after July 4th. Located just 22 miles northwest of town, you’ll find delicious
fruit to pick from the orchard. Phil & Karin Knight invite you to their
ranch – for more information email [email protected] or call
(928) 776-8877 You’ll want to purchase raffle tickets now for a chance to win
a 1964 Ranchero to help the Remember When Cruise Association in conjunction with Cops Who Care raise money for the annual Toyz for Tots
cruise, which takes place December 4th around the community center.
Tickets are $1 each/ 7 for $5 – go to www.rememberwhencruise.com/
59Chev/ raffle_wagon.htm Sun Countr y Credit Union invites you to
check out the membership benefits online at www.suncountry.org or call
(623) 975-2100 for more information. Clean Earth Disposal is offering sizzling summber rates for their Roll Off Containers – 10CY $200 20CY -$250
30CY-$265 40CY-$275Call 684-6100 for additional information. MerrillLynch-Roberts Team is planning to host another Women in Business
Seminar on November 2nd at 6:30 p.m. at the Wickenburg Community
Center, Ann Roberts will be providing additional information on the seminar
in the upcoming newsletters. Mark your calendar now! Danny’s Jewelr y is
closed this summer on Sunday’s until after Labor Day. New member W7
Ranch phone number is (602) 510-3282 – please update. Congratulations to
Lioness Club Members Linda Stevens & Bette Watson recent recipients of the prestigious Melvin Jones Fellowship, the highest award given by
the Lions Club. Guthrie & Debbie Packard with Pack 4 Enterprises
have located to 958 E. Liberty Lane, Gilbert, Arizona 85296, phone (480) 9983001 – Fax (480) 483-3235 and email [email protected] They have a complete line of specialty items and catalogs for your review. The March Hare
will remain open this summer with special luncheon menu. Call Maryfrancis
at 684-0223 for details. Keller & Hickey Attorneys at Law are pleased to
announce the relocation of their Tempe Office -2177 E. Warner Road, Suite
103, Tempe, Arizona 85284, (480)755-4545 – www.kellerandhickey.com Sara
O’Meara and Yvonne Fedderson from Childhelp USA: Nobel Peace
Prize Nominees the first Arizonans to be nominated for the prize in recognition of their life’s work. In October, winners of the Nobel Peace Prize will be
announced, with awards granted in December in Oslo, Norway. The WCO
operates the Garcia Little Red School House this summer Monday –
Friday – 10:00 am – 4:00 p.m. –closed weekends unless otherwise posted.
Email inquiries to Diane Baker at [email protected] Congratulations to the
local Post Office celebrating it’s 140th anniversary. Representatives from
the post office district met with chamber board members last month to discuss future plans for postal services. Associate members Don & Barbara
Craig recently lost their house in a lighting caused fire. Assistance and information for the family may be gained by calling the American Legion. El
Ranchero “The Wrangler” Mexican Restaurant is now open – call 6845121 for menu information and dinner specials. Joining Stockmen’s Bank
is Brenda Fornoff – stop by and greet her. My Father’s Retirement
Ranch is getting ready to expand the facility, in four phases, the first phase
broke ground last month for a 4 Casita’s which will be ready later this winter
for rental. Later this fall, ground will be broken for a 15,000 sq. ft.
Community Center on site. Call Kevin Armstrong for 684-5925. Langlois
Studio is now offering art classes, call Celeste at 684-3243 for more information. Welcome Claudell Giesbers to the Meridian Bank team. She will
also continue teaching music lessons in her Giesbers Music Studio.
Wickenburg Community Hospital has another “Brown Bag” seminar
scheduled in July, please review the information inserted in this newsletter.
This month’s speaker is Dr. Timothy Byrne, Cardiologist. Call Cindi
Landes and Lori McKay for details and lunch reservations.
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Chamber of Commerce Hassayampa Alert
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The Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce
“WELCOMES” Its Newest Members!
WICKENBURG
HIGH SCHOOL BAND
TIM JOHNSON
1090 S. Vulture Mine Road,
Wickenburg, Arizona 85390
(928)684-6712
Fax 684-6711
Professional Associate
Sponsor: Chamber Staff
SUNSHINE PLAZA & STORAGE
LARRY DRISCOLL &
VALERIE DISCIASCIO
1090 W. Wickenburg Way, Suite 7
Wickenburg, Arizona 85390
(928) 684-3550
Storage Rentals/ Commercial Space
Sponsor: Chamber Staff
ARBONNE INTERNATIONAL
SANDY RUTLEDGE (928) 671-0943
P.O. Box 3021, Wickenburg, Arizona 85358
Beauty Supplies/Skin Care
Sponsor: Jane Nash
HARDY’S PRIVATE HOME
MANAGEMENT
ROBERT & DINA HARDY
51818 N. 463rd Avenue
Wickenburg, Arizona 85390 685-4551
Fax 668-1181
Window/Carpet/Upholstery Cleaners
Email:[email protected]
Sponsor: Gretchen Beyers
PRESTIGE REALTY
GWIN VAUGHN
(928) 684-2068
Fax (928) 684-0098
Website:www.GVHOMESSELLS.COM
EMAIL: [email protected]
97 North Cucuracha
Wickenburg, Arizona 85390
Real Estate/ Land & Homes for Sale
Sponsor: Chamber Staff
*Sponsor a business or individual for
Chamber Membership – ask staff how!
“Good Morning Wickenburg” Coffee ‘N Contacts
July 21st • 8:00 a.m.
Film Commission Planning for
“No Bar, Too Far-Part 11”
August 13 & 14
Start planning to sign-up for the Chamber’s Film Commission annual
summer fundraiser, scheduled for August 13 & 14. We’re heading up to historic parts of eastern Arizona, through Miami, Globe, Tonto Basin, &
Payson, spending the night, and returning through Pine, Strawberry, taking
the Zane Gray Highway to Camp Verde, Rock Springs, Black Canyon and
home.
Cost is $85.00 per person/ $165.00 couples until July 31st – after August
1st – cost is $100 per person. Lodging extra – Best Western Payson Inn
and Best Western Payson Glo – single/double/ quadruple rooms available,
limited smoking rooms.
Call the chamber for complete details and reservation form.
Solar cars will stay
overnight this month
Seven solar vehicles and 160 team members from the Dell-Winston School Solar
Car Challenge will arrive in Wickenburg around 3 p.m. Thursday, July 14 at the
Wickenburg Community Center, where the cars will be displayed.
Wickenburg is one of the stops in the 1,500-mile cross-country race from Texas to
California.
The team will stay overnight at the Best Western Rancho Grande and eat in local
establishments for dinner.
On Friday morning, July 15, the Wickenburg Lions Club will provide a pancake
breakfast that will be served to the team members prior their departure. The solar
cars will leave town around 8:30 a.m. Friday from Vulture Mine Road and Highway 60,
heading west to their final destination.
The Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce is once again leading the coordinated
effort in bringing the team to town, and arranging for the generous sponsorship by
the Lions Club for breakfast.
Join us for another Morning Mixer
hosted by Sun Health Hospice
July 21st from 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.
Wickenburg Community Center Banquet Room
Free continental breakfast, along with business updates, and
information that you can use. Special “Life Directives” update
for those in attendance and much more chamber news.
Contact The Chamber for your reser vation
684-5479 or [email protected]
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Chamber of Commerce Hassayampa Alert
Business Of The Month
July 1, 2005
Ambassadors’
Ribbon Cuttings
Our Ambassadors are: Jim Hartman, Roger Clodt, Karin Zeller, Debi
Hodges, Claudell Giesbers, Bette Watson, Brenda Fornoff, Linda
Skartvedt and Carol Wallace
Realty Executives of Wickenburg
Phil Richardson - Broker
510 North Tegner - 684-7653
Patricia Gould - Writer and Author
427-3040
El Ranchero Mexican Restaurant
Juan and Dulce Jimenez and Jose and Rosario Limon
684-5121
Pampered Chef
Debbie Blunt and Dawn Bender - 684-0131
Gatehouse Academy
Dave Johnson, Diector - 668-1470
Wickenburg Welding and Supply
Jim and Penny Smith - Owners
668-0333
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Chamber of Commerce Hassayampa Alert
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NAME:
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WHAT DO YOU LIKE MOST
ABOUT ARIZONA:
The mild weather and the diversification of the
state
DATE YOU BEGAN
VOLUNTEERING
FOR THE CHAMBER:
1971
VOLUNTEER SCHEDULE:
I assist with various tasks and help coordinate
Bluegrass Vendors for the November Festival.
Linda Stevens - Coldwell Banker
Bob Nuth and Associates
HOBBIES/INTERESTS: Meeting interesting people, Crosswords, and Dancing
FAVORITE PLACE AND THINGS
TO DO IN ARIZONA:
Grand Canyon, Tombstone, and Baseball
WHAT IS YOUR DREAM DESTINATION:
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WHAT DO YOU LIKE MOST ABOUT
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Chamber of Commerce Hassayampa Alert
July 1, 2005
“100 Ways to Reward Employees”
In the foreword to the book, 1001 Ways to Reward Employees, Ken Blanchard writes, "If there's
one thing I've learned in my life, it's the fact that everyone wants to be appreciated." "For that reason, this book is a godsend to every well-intentioned manager or frustrated employee."
Indeed Dr. Bob Nelson’s book and seminar are very valuable resources for everyone who is
looking for creative and cost effective ways to let their employees - and peers - know they are appreciated. The range of suggestions, are valuable to someone who has just begun to explore recognition ideas and to the experienced managers who are looking for ways to "freshen up" their recognition efforts.
Dr. Nelson explains why he put this book together, "Managers have fewer ways to influence
employees and shape their behavior. Coercion is no longer an option; managers increasingly must
serve as coaches to indirectly influence rather than demand desired behavior."
"In thinking about this paradox, I concluded that a primary reason why most managers do not
more frequently reward and recognize employees is that they lack the time and creativity to come
up with ways to do it. A book of ways to recognize employees would thus be a fun and useful
resource."
The best feature about Dr. Nelson’s book and presentation is that all the ideas presented come
from real life applications of successful companies. These companies range from the very large
(Federal Express, IBM, Hewlett Packard, Wal-Mart, Dupont, Walt Disney, et al) the smaller, private, companies (Kollmorgen Corp., A-P-A Transport, Mid-Michigan Regional Medial Center,
KXKT-FM, et al).
The ideas cover almost any category of recognition from service awards, suggestion awards,
sales awards, customer compliments, peer compliments, management compliments, individual and
team performance goals, department performance goals, and for dozens of "just plain thank- you"
SCF Returns $60 Million
to Arizona Businesses
For a 35th consecutive year, SCF of Arizona’s Board of Directors approved a dividend to policyholders. The Board voted unanimously May 24 to recommend $60
million. Since 1969, SCF has returned more than $1 billion to its qualified policyholders. The dividend amount each qualified policyholder receives depends on its
annual premium and incurred losses(claims). Declaration of dividends is not guaranteed and are dependent upon SCF’s financial performance for theat year. Mailing
of dividend checks to our members will be in October. Please see flyer inside
newsletter for those wanting to join the dividend program – currently over 65 members are enrolled in this program through the Chamber.
1001 Ways to Reward Employees
Please join The Business Journal for a presentation by the best-selling author of “1001 Ways to Reward Employees”
and management expert Dr. Bob Nelson. He will share his insights on how today’s employees want to be recognized and
motivated. He will also tell you how to do this without breaking the bank.
reasons. They range from the traditional to the very creative and tailored recognition; from simple
one-liners to short Case Studies.
Dr. Bob Nelson is president of Nelson Motivation Inc., a management training and consulting
company located in San Diego, California. Prior to starting his own company, he worked closely
with Ken Blanchard of The One Minute Manager fame, and served as an executive for Blanchard's
organization for over ten years.
Dr. Nelson has sold over 2-1/2 million books on management and motivation, including 1001
Ways to Reward Employees, 1001 Ways to Energize Employees, 1001 Ways to Take Initiative at
Work, Managing For Dummies, and his most recent: The 1001 Rewards & Recognition Fieldbook:
The Complete Guide..
He has appeared extensively in the media including CNN, PBS, and NPR, and has been featured
in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Fortune magazine and
numerous other publications to discuss how to best motivate today’s employees.
JULY CALENDAR
4
FIREWORKS & FAMILY FUN – 5:30 PM
5
FLY-IN COMMITTEE MTG – 8AM
TOWN COUNCIL MTG – 7PM
6
EXEUTIVE BOARD MTG – 8AM
6-8
GOVERNOR’S TOURISM CONFERENCE
11
TASK FORCE MEETING – 3PM
12
HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT MTG -8AM
13
EDAC COMMISSION – 7:30 AM
14
DELL-WINSTON SOLAR CARS ARRIVE – 4PM
FILM COMMISSION – 4:30 PM
15
WICKENBURG LEADERSHIP ACADEMY APPLICATIONS DUE
18
TOWN COUNCIL MEETING – 7PM
19
CHAMBER BOARD MTG – 7:30 AM
WESTSIDE CHAMBER MTG – 11:30 AM
20
Session includes:
• Proven Strategies
• Best Practices
• Practical low- and no-cost ideas
you can immediately apply back
in your organization
WICKENBURG LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE -2PM
Attendees will gain
insight and perspective
on issues they face
in dealing with:
•
•
•
•
Stress & Change
Employee Morale & Motivation
Productivity & Performance
Retention & Recruiting
“Direct communication is essential
to the success of effective recognition.”
Tuesday, July 26, 2005 - $40.00 per person
AM Session
PM Session
Phoenix East Mesa Hilton
15249 N. 59th Ave
Glendale, AZ
1011 W. Holmes Ave
Mesa, AZ
7:00 am - Registration
7:30 - 9:30 am - Continental
breakfast & presentation
2:30 pm - Registration
3:00 - 5:00 pm - Refreshments
& Presentation
To register go to phoenix.bizjournals.com (under “events”)
or call Heidi Maxwell at (602) 308-6531.
Complimentary copy of
“1001 Ways to Reward Employees”
with paid registration.
AMBASSADOR’S RIBBON CUTTING – 8AM
Presented by:
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COFFEE ‘N CONTACTS – 8AM
26
TOURISM AUTHORITY – 8AM
28
BUSINESS AFTER HOURS MIXER
July 1, 2005
Chamber of Commerce Hassayampa Alert
Membership Reinvestments
ALCO STORE #339, ATTEVY FLOWERS & THINGS, BIG BOYZ BIKES, CREATIONS IN THREAD, DURAN’S GARDENING, FASTSIGNS ON BELL ROAD,
FENG SHUI PRACTITIONER –JANICE FLETCHER, ERNIE’S WESTERN STYLE
CATERING, IN STEP SCHOOL OF DANCE, K.A.R. TRAILER SALES & SERVICE,
KALEY’S CUSTOM SCREENPRINTING & VACUUM, KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS,
LAS SENORAS MUSEUM STORE, THE MADISON, MASTERS PLUMBING & PIPING, WICKENBURG HOME & HEARTH, TIM MEAD SURVEYOR, OWENS
INSURANCE SERVICES, REALTY EXECUTIVES –JORJA BEAL, ROUND-UP
REALTY, SANGINI’S RESTAURANT, SENCON CONCRETE, SOROPTIMIST OF
WICKENBURG, ST. ANTHONY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH, SUN HEALTH DEL E.
WEBB HEALTH CENTER OF WICKENBURG, SUNDOWN PRINTING, TELESPECTRA BROADNET, TINA’S TOT’S, VERDE CANYON RAILROAD, WEAVER
MOUNTAIN ESTATES, WESTERNER MOTEL, WICKENBURG CLEAN & BEAUTIFUL. PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATE: GODELA TEMEROWSKI –
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS: PAUL HUGHES, DON & JEAN MATTHEWS, PAUL
WOPSCHALL, DAVE & TINE WUERTHELE
TOWN INFORMATION
Property Maintenance Ordinance
The recently adopted ordinance is designed to Keep property values high. Reduce
nuisances, decrease fire hazards, improve the neighborhood aesthetics, protect the
health, safety and welfare of the community, provide guidelines for yard and garage
sales.
Within the Ordinance standards are provided for: Garbage, abandoned and inoperable vehicles; hazardous waste and materials not property stored or disposed of;
graffiti; weeds, bushes, trees and other vegetation; nuisance trees; exterior of buildings; discarded furniture and abandoned appliances, outdoor residential light, nuisance noise such as dog barking. For questions or concerns regarding this ordinance, please call Matt Moric – (928) 668-0508.
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BUSINESS AFTER HOURS MIXER
NEW LOCATION
THURSDAY
July 28, 2005
TIME
5:30 P.M.-7:00 P.M.
Hosted By
WICKENBURG DECORATING CENTER
A great opportunity to learn about the services and
merchandise available, good networking opportunities,
food and fun!
Admission is $5 per person.
If you would like to become a sponsor for this mixer or
any of the remaining mixers as a bar sponsors, please
call Debi Hodges for additional information at
684-0977 or [email protected]
2005 BUSINESS AFTER HOURS SCHEDULE
AUG. 11 – Sizzling Wok – (15th Anniversar y!)
Bar sponsor - Sizzling Wok
SEPT. 22 – Rio Tierra Retreat - Bar sponsor open
Proposal of Property Tax Increase
In compliance with Section §42-17107 of the Arizona Revised Statutes, the Town of
Wickenburg is notifying its property taxpayers of Wickenburg’s intention to raise its
primary property tax over last year’s level. Wickenburg is proposing an increase in
primary property taxes of $12,330 or 4.51%.
The proposed tax increase will cause Wickenburg’s primary property taxes on a
$100,000 home to increase from $61.42 (total taxes that would be owed without the
tax increase) to $61.42 (total proposed taxes including the tax increase).
The proposed increase is exclusive of increase primary property taxes received
from new construction. The increase is also exclusive of any changes that may occur
from property tax levies for voter approved bonded indebtedness or budget and tax
overrides.
The proposed increase is exclusive of increase primary property taxes received
from new construction, and is also exclusive of any changes that may occur from
property tax levies for voter approved bonded indebtedness or budget/tax overrides.
A public hearing is scheduled for July 5th at 7:00 p.m. in the town hall chambers.
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OCT. 20 – Herman & Associates/Frontier Accounting
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NOV. 3 – Verne Crissman Construction & Investments
Bar Sponsor - Bank One
DEC. 15 – Meridian Bank - Bar sponsor open
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Chamber of Commerce Hassayampa Alert
555 E. Wickenburg Way, Wickenburg
(928) 684-5436
8-6 Mon-Fri 8-5 Saturday
“An American Revolution”
July 1, 2005
CONGRATULATIONS TO
LUPE JIMENEZ
FOR WINNING THE 2005 AVEO
FOR HER PERFECT
ATTENDANCE THIS YEAR
“The Spirit of American Style”
Remuda Ranch selected as local Alliance ‘Star’
The Phoenix Business Journal for the second year recognized the North and West
Valley Business Alliance Stars at a reception held June 2 at the School of Global
Management and Leadership at ASU West.
Eight Chambers of Commerce were involved in the selection of their own business
stars from Buckeye, Carefree/Cave Creek, Glendale, Northwest Valley, North
Phoenix, Peoria, Southwest Valley and Wickenburg.
A full-page feature on each chamber’s selected business, along with a half-page
update on the Chamber were featured in the June 3 edition of The Phoenix Business
Journal.
Ward Keller, CEO of Remuda Ranch in Wickenburg, attended the reception and
received an award certificate from Don Henninger, publisher of the Phoenix
Business Journal.
The criteria developed by the newspaper included: Business success, community
service, customer service, capitalizing on growth, and commitment to the Chamber.
Congratulations!
Last year, the Wickenburg award was presented to Double D Western World owners Creed and Berva Botts.
Congratulations to member firms. Powers-Leavitt Insurance, Buckeye Star and
Ideal Insurance, Glendale Star.
Top: Phoenix Business Journal Publisher Don Henninger, Executive
Director Julie Brooks and Ward Keller
Center: Chamber President JD Johnson, Ward and Carolyn Keller, Jim
Hartman, Executive Director Julie Brooks, and Debi Hodges
Bottom: Jim Hartman, Carolyn Keller, Ward Keller, Cathy Weiss and
Chamber President JD Johnson
Out Wickenburg
Way Guide Arrives
Our 17th Edition of the
Wickenburg Chamber of
Commerce Membership
Director y & Relocation
Guide has arrived from
Seattle,
printed
by
Chamber Member Lawton
Publications. The guide
lists our members alphabetically and by categor y,
along with advertisements
placed by our member
businesses. This publication is the signature piece
used
for
relocation
inquir y packets and new
resident
information.
Please stop by the chamber for copies of the guide
to be distributed in your
office. Special Thanks to
our members who advertised this year.