Tonto Times April 2025

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The Association

A Message from the General Manager Security Focus Spring Bulk Trash Recycle Event Travel Network . . . and much more Community News & Updates

Our Lifestyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Mesquite Grill

Blues & Desserts Under the Stars New Happy Hour Menu Easter Brunch TVA Mix & Mingle

Events & Activities Kids Easter Egg Hunt Kids Rock Painting

Upcoming Events & Activities

Fitness

New Fitness Class Spa Services

Local Happenings

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Community Church Services Art Tour Pastor Cathy’s Retirement Dinner With Sympathy

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Happy Easter!

A Message ... FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER

ANDY ANDREWS COO/ GENERAL MANAGER

COMMUNITY UPDATES: SECURITY ENHANCEMENTS, CULINARY NEWS, AND MORE!

First, a new pedestrian security gate has been installed at the far end of E. Tonto Verde Drive, providing access to the National Forest. This gate ensures a controlled entry point for residents while helping to deter unauthorized access from outside the community. To open the gate, use the code 18401. If the gate does not open immediately, press the letter “C” (for clear), re-enter the code 18401, and turn the handle. The Security Committee of the Tonto Verde HOA Board of Directors is pleased to report on the completion of two key initiatives aimed at enhancing the perimeter security of our community.

Second, we completed a full repair of the barbed wire fence line that separates Tonto Verde from National Forest land. The repairs span from Forest Road to Box Bar Road and will further help prevent unapproved entry into our property. We thank the Security Committee for their continued diligence in maintaining the safety and privacy of our beautiful desert community. NEW CHEF JOINS TONTO VERDE We’re thrilled to share some exciting culinary news! After reviewing dozens of resumes and conducting six rounds of interviews with local chefs, we have officially hired a new executive chef who will begin on Tuesday, April 8th.

We want to extend a big thank- you to Tom Stupek and Susan Warzecka for their time and thoughtful participation throughout the interview process. Stay tuned—more details about our new chef and his background will be shared soon!

NEW HAPPY HOUR LAUNCHES TODAY

Starting today, we're rolling out our new Happy Hour —available Tuesday through Sunday from 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM in the Grill area and at the pool. Enjoy a delicious selection of appetizers, each priced at just $10, and take advantage of 50% off rail drinks, beer, and wine. It’s a perfect way to unwind and enjoy time with friends in the beautiful spring weather!

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The Pool Bar is now open from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM Tuesday - Sunday (weather permitting) for the month of April. POOL BAR IS NOW OPEN! FOREST ROAD IMPROVEMENTS We’re also pleased to report that additional work has been completed along Forest Road, including new striping and the installation of road reflectors. These enhancements improve safety and visibility along the route. We’ve submitted a request for final approval to open the drive into the park to Maricopa County and will send out communication as soon as we receive confirmation. We appreciate your continued patience

and understanding as we work to enhance our community access and amenities.

Andy

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SECURI TY F O C U S

FINANCIAL SECURITY

EMERGENCIES 911 MARICOPA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (602) 876-1869 CITIZENS ASSIST (snake removal; lift-assist) (480) 471-3504 NON-EMERGENCY (602) 876-1000 TONTO VERDE HOA OFFICE

Choosing a financial advisor is a life decision that can determine your financial security for years to come. A recent study found that 71% of adults admit their financial planning needs improvement. However, only 29% of them work with a financial advisor. There are several key factors when considering hiring a financial advisor: 1. Always Hire an Advisor Who Is a Fiduciary - By definition, a Fiduciary is an individual who is ethically bound to act in another person’s best interest. Fiduciary financial advisors must avoid conflicts of interest and disclose any potential conflicts to clients. 2. Don’t Hire the First Advisor You Meet—While it’s tempting to hire an advisor closest to home or one from the Yellow Pages, this decision requires more time. Interview several advisors before picking the best match for you. 3. Always Ask About Credentials—Financial advisors are required to be credentialed and licensed, and many also become Certified Financial Planners (CFP). 4. Understand How They Are Paid—Some advisors are “fee-only” and charge a flat rate regardless of the situation. Others charge a percentage of your assets under management. Some advisors are paid commissions by mutual funds, which is a serious conflict of interest. Be careful and aware. 5. Select an Advisor with the Correct Specialty ---- Some financial advisors specialize in retirement planning, while others are best for business owners or those with high net worth. Others are best for young professionals starting a family. Understand which advisor’s strengths and expertise are best for your circumstances. A Tonto resident recently reported the theft of mail order items from her front door area. Please do what you can to improve the security of your property by installing door bell cameras or other surveillance equipment.

(480) 471-2582 SRP ELECTRIC (602) 236-8888 EPCOR WATER (800) 383-0834 REPUBLIC SERVICES DISPOSAL (480) 627-2700 VERDECARES (480) 471-8944 DISTRICT RANGER U.S. FOREST SERVICE LAW ENFORCEMENT (480) 595-3346 SHERIFF POSSE PROGRAM RENEWAL (602) 876-1869

For property and personal security, always remember, “If you see something, say something.” Contact the Maricopa CountySheriff’s Office Tip Line at 602-876-8477.

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Community NEWS & UPDATES

WHO ARE ALL OF THESE NEW PEOPLE?

Extend a warm welcome to your new neighbors (please note that the list below may not include all new residents from March).

Mark & Kari Aspelund 18626 E Picacho Rd From: Unknown Joseph & Lynette Cabrera 27507 N Quintana Dr From: Scottsdale, AZ

Mark Morris & Lynn Turner 27506 N Montana Dr From: Phoenix, AZ James & Diane Fullford 18947E Lazo Ct From: Scottsdale, AZ Michael & Jodi McKinzie 27926 N Granite Mtn Rd From: Glendale, AZ SPRING BULK TRASH DAY, THURS. APRIL 17

5 | COMMUNITY NEWS up. The trucks will only sweep the streets once for items. Landscape debris should be tied in bundles and LESS THAN 4 ft. in length and 12 inches wide to ensure that it will fit inside the truck. Click here for the Bulk Trash Guidelines. Republic Service will pick up Bulk Trash items on the morning of Thursday, April 17. Please place your items on the curb in front of your home the night before to ensure pick-

TONTO VERDE TRAVEL NETWORK

Next, Get Together: Thursday, April 10, 2025, at 4:30 pm in the Acacia Room Please come join us, share your travel experiences, and learn where others have ventured and what they have learned.

Where are you going next? (Beverage Service available) No reservations are needed.

DOG PARK ETIQUETTE It is the responsibility of each dog owner using our beautiful new dog park to pick up their own dog's poop. We have provided bags and trash cans, but we don't provide a poop pick-up maintenance crew. Maybe you were distracted talking to friends while your dogs played in the park and didn't notice your dog relieving themself, but please check the park before you leave and pick up the poop so the next visitor can enjoy the park. Thank You!

TONTO VERDE AUTHOR EVENT

Tonto Verde resident and author Kathy Waldvogel has been invited to participate in an author event in the area. On Sunday, April 27th, Kathy will be at the Arizona Author Book Festival at the SEEDs for Autism Campus, at 3420 S. 7th Street in Phoenix.

The festival runs from 10 AM to 3 PM, and you can read more about it at https://azauthorbookfestival.com/. Kathy’s picture book, Whoo, Whoo, Who’s Out There, will be one of the books read by the Queen of the Royal Court from Medieval Times Dinner Theater.

2025 RECYCLING AND SHREDDING EVENT Thursday, April 24 Rio Verde’s Annual Recycling & Shredding Event is scheduled for 9:00 AM to Noon Thursday, April 24, in the Rio Verde Community Center parking lot. In addition to paper shredding Republic Services will be accepting electronics for recycling. They will also have a roll-off container for the disposal of large items. Note: Hazardous waste will not be accepted this year.

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SPRING BULK TRASH DAY, THURS. APRIL 17

Republic Service will pick up Bulk Trash items on the morning of Thursday, April 17. Please place your items on the curb in front of your home the night before to ensure pick- up. The trucks will only sweep the streets once for items. Landscape debris should be tied in bundles and LESS THAN 4 ft. in length and 12 inches wide to ensure that it will fit inside the truck. Click here for the Bulk Trash Guidelines.

TONTO VERDE TRAVEL NETWORK

Next, Get Together: Thursday, April 10, 2025, at 4:30 pm in the Acacia Room Please come join us, share your travel experiences, and learn where others have ventured and what they have learned.

TONTO VERDE AUTHOR EVENT

Where are you going next? (Beverage Service available) No reservations are needed.

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TONTO CARES/ VERDECARES GALA SUMMARY

The 2nd Tonto Cares Gala for VerdeCares was a huge success with the Tonto Verde Community strongly demonstrating that neighbors truly do care about neighbors. Just as VerdeCares has a model working relationship with the fire department to watch over us, we at Tonto Verde have a unique opportunity to fundraise for a cause that gives directly back to the community in which we live. It was a very fun, high-energy event in every way, with 126 people attending the Gala on Valentine’s Day, February 14th, and about 150 people involved, including the non-attending donors and bidders. Many took the opportunity to dress in their Valentines and Gala attire. Upon entering, the attendees were greeted by the Besekes from VerdeCares, as well as by Ken and Beth Holec the Chair and Hostess for the event. Attendees participated in a wine tasting and silent auction bidding on the many high-quality items, all while being serenaded with beautiful piano music during the cocktail hour. Upon entering the dining area, guests were met with beautifully decorated tables, and when seated, were served a delicious meal of filet mignon and jumbo prawns with a lemon champagne sauce by Chef Aaron. The finishing touch was Chef Sarah’s Lava Cake with ice cream. The program included an overview of VerdeCares including a heart-warming story from residents and VerdeCares volunteer Morrie Conway about how VerdeCares had a significant impact on his father, extending the time for him to age in place. A “Fund-The-Need” program and the most energetic Live Auction ever followed with competitive bidding from all corners of the room.

The highlight of the evening was the comedian Mark Cordes, known as “The Spouse Whisperer,” who did a couple of comedy performances during the evening. Mark himself is 69 years old, so his stories and jokes resonated with the attendees. First, Mark played off pre- event survey responses from attendees to questions such as who is right most often, or what is your partner's most redeeming quality. Those responses proved we have many comedians amongst us and gave Mark a lot of cannon fodder with which to work. The evening concluded with Mark doing a clean and hilarious stand-up routine. Many said they hadn’t laughed that hard in years and asked that we bring him back next year if we can. The numbers are now in, and we generated a record $238,000 in proceeds for VerdeCares. In that number are 17 people who donated $5,000 or more and joined a new distinction level called the Tonto Cares Sustainers Circle. These results will be significant in helping VerdeCares meet its top 2025 challenges, including beginning the long journey of succession planning by adding a paid, key Vicki Beseke-like care resource to the staff. Thank you to the many volunteers, HOA staff, attendees, and donors for making this year’s Tonto Cares event a huge success! We are excited to be planning the 2026 Valentine’s Day Gala. Plan now to attend so you don’t miss out on next year’s fun!

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For More Information To volunteer or for more information about the services available to you, please contact your VerdeCares Office at 480.471.8944. Our office hours are 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday through Thursday and 24/7 availability by calling 480.471.8944. Vicki Beseke, Founder | Director, VerdeCares Inc. Volunteers Make a Difference Have a few hours a month? You can make a difference in a neighbor’s life and your own by volunteering to help a neighbor in need.

Thank you to Ken and Beth Holec, and our Tonto Cares team for the most memorable evening with friends on Valentine’s Day. We sincerely appreciate our community and the fundraising efforts of the Tonto Gala team which recognizes that VerdeCares exists for you and because of you! Thank you to all our donors who make it possible to be here with support services. Thank you to all our volunteers who volunteer their time to provide medical transportation and many other services to support our neighbors when needed. April is Parkinson’s and Dementia Awareness Month VerdeCares is dedicated to helping those with the disease manage their symptoms and providing current research and the latest treatments, such as Light and Focused Ultrasound therapies, for those families impacted by this disease. Our monthly caregiver sharing and care meetings provide ongoing continued education opportunities to share with others and resources available to families impacted. If you are the caregiver of a loved one diagnosed with Dementia or Parkinsons, we welcome you to attend our meetings. Our next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, April 1st at 3 PM in our VerdeCares office. VerdeCares is YOUR Nonprofit 501C3 Arizona Corporation Our services include Medical Transportation, Prescription and Grocery pickup, Mobile Meals, Caregiver Relief, Weekly Visits/Phoning, Medication and Wound Management Assistance, Medical Alert Systems, Medical Equipment Lending Closet, Social Activities to combat isolation and loneliness, Education and Sharing groups, and Care Management. Our Care Management Services are uniquely tailored to meet specific individual needs. Working with the hospital healthcare team, we will assess your needs during your hospital or rehab admission.VerdeCares will coordinate the services and support you need when transitioning home, and if necessary, VerdeCares will provide referrals for outside services.

RIO VERDE TENNIS CLUB Tonto residents have the right to use the courts at Rio Verde, and several Tonto residents are members of the Tennis Club. Alisa Estes and Mike Caryl are both Tonto residents who are club members. For the recent Tennis Club Championships results click here. For more information regarding the Tennis Club Memberships, contact Mike Davey, at the Tennis Shop (480) 471-7178.

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On March 11, 2025, Rio and Tonto Verde volunteers successfully cleared our western border as part of the Firewise initiative. The volunteers dedicated 72 hours to working along the western boarder of

Tonto Verde and 143 hours along the western border of Rio Verde, totaling 215 hours. The western border has been fully prepared for the approaching summer and the peak fire season risk.

Finished up and headed home after establishing a clear defensible buffer.

The Habitat for Humanity volunteers have worked for fourteen days, and the house is already nearing completion. Thanks to our generous community, we’re also very close to reaching the funding goal. The goal is $130,000 and funding has reached $122,956. If you’re the generous individual who makes the donation that puts funding over the top, we’ll deliver a gift to your door. How fun is that? VERDES HABITAT TEAM UPDATE This is not an April Fools' Joke …

Habitat for Humanity builds homes for qualified families to achieve their dream of home ownership. The recipient family pays for their home with an affordable mortgage and the down payment of at least 200 sweat equity hours building alongside our volunteer builders. Donations fund the building materials and ultimately make the miracle of home ownership a reality. You can help finish the funding for home #29 by writing a check to Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona. Be sure to note “VERDES” in the subject line and deliver your check to the HOA office in either Rio Verde or Tonto Verde. For more ways to help, grab a postcard from the supply on the front counter at Tonto Verde Association, on the wall at the Rio Verde post office, or in

The following individuals participated in this effort: Beth Evans, Denny Meyers, Kay Sorenson, Maria Walters, Tim Estes, Elisa DeMartino, Eric Jorgenson, and Tom Frank. A core team comprised of individuals who contributed on 10 or more days include Dwaine Abbe, Bob Hajicek, Russ Sanders, Larry Markus, and Diane Newcomb. Please extend your gratitude to these individuals for their significant contributions on behalf of our entire community. Please submit your landscaping receipts or sweat equity hours to the HOA office. This information is necessary for our Firewise recertification, which is due in November. Left to right: Russ Sanders, Bob Hajicek, Larry Markus & Dwaine Abbe

the Rio Verde community center. The crew says “THANK YOU” …

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Food AND BEVERAGE

Offerings APRIL

What's Happening at the Mesquite Grill

HOURS Closed on Mondays Tues. - Sun. 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM Blues & Desserts Under the Stars April 12 | 7 to 9 PM - Clubhouse Event Lawn | $15 pp (Plus tax & gratuity Live Music by Oliver Rage | Member Chit Bar Registration Required TVA Mix & Mingle April 17 | 3 to 5 PM - Clubhouse | Complimentary No Registration Required Cinco de Mayo Party May 5 | 5:00 to 9:00 PM - Clubhouse - Golf Cart Staging Area | 49.95 pp Plus tax & gratuity Tequila Tasting, Dinner, Live Music & Dancing Chit Bar Available Reservations are Required Easter Brunch April 20 | Seatings start at 10:30 AM & 12:30 PM Make your reservations by calling our hostess at 480.471.0438 $54.95 pp Adults | Kids 6-12 yr $29.95 pp Plus tax & gratuity

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Activities

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KID’S ROCK PAINTING CLASS April 17 | 12:00 to 3:00 PM | Clubhouse Multi-purpose Rm | Complimentary | Max. 15 participants. Kids must be accompanied by an adult during the class. Registration is required. SUPPLIES NEEDED: PLEASE BRING TWO ROCKS FOR EACH CHILD TO PAINT IN THE CLASS. KIDS EASTER EGG HUNT April 19 | 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM | Clubhouse Event Lawn Area | Complimentary | Baskets Provided | We need the ages of the kids, so Registration is Required on the Lifestyle | Event Registration page. ATTENTION!!! Volunteers are needed for the upcoming Kids Easter Egg Hunt. Help is needed, stuffing eggs for approximately 1.5 hours on April 11th. Volunteers are also needed for the hunt on Saturday, April 19th. The time commitment for the day of the hunt is 9:30 until 11:00 AM. Please contact Ann Bence at lilyannbence@gmail.com or 925.683.3032. Thank you! AGING IN PLACE - THE NEXT STEP PART 2 April 9 | 3:30 to 5:00 PM | Clubhouse Acacia Rm | Complimentary | Registration is required.

VERDES ART LEAGUE UPCOMING EVENTS There are many free classes, workshops, and pop-in studios available almost daily. Please go to our

website for more information www.VerdesArtLeague.org.

April 9: Milestone Sculpture Tour in Fountain Hills | 9:30 to 11:00 AM | Sign up on our website. April 12: Phoenix Art Museum Lecture How Artists Use Symbols in Their Work 2:00 to 3:30 PM. Rio Community Center. Visit our website for details. April 13: Hidden in the Rio Patio Home Tour A self-guided patio tour from 1:00 to 4:00 PM |Cocktail Party from 4:30 to 6:30 PM | Visit our website for details. Click here for the Hidden in Rio map. April 16: VAL General Meeting This is the last meeting of the year. April 27: Free Social Gathering - Soup & Cinema Nite, M.C. Escher - Journey to Infinity 5:00 to 8:00 PM Rio Community Center. RSVP 207.315-5302 or betsypare56@gmail.com.

The Verdes Fine Art and Unique Gift Show was a great success with 20 local artists and six visiting artists participating. Many visited the two-day event despite the weather. Thank you all for coming out and supporting your neighborhood artists!

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AT A GLANCE Activities

Bridge - Partners Weekly - Thursdays | MP Room 6:00 PM Bingo & Trivia Night Weekly - Alternating Wed. MP Room | 5:00 to 6:00 PM Bocce Ball League Weekly - Thursdays Open Play Bocce Court |6:00 PM

Chair Yoga Class - No Floor Work! Instructor: Debbie Caryl See Calendar for details| MP Room Tues. Thurs. Sat. from 9:15 to 10:00 AM Pre-recorded Video “Barre Classes” Wednesdays|Multi-purpose Rm | 8:00 to 9:00 AM | Classes are Complimentary. Please arrive 5 min early. Space is limited. Yoga Class - With Ann Tues. | Multi-purpose Rm |4:30 to 5:30 PM Stretch & Balance Yoga - With Ann Fridays 3 to 4 PM Low Impact Aerobics with Jane Mondays & Thurs.| 10:30 to 11:15 AM| MP Room | $5 pp. No reservation required. Strength, Balance, & Flexibility Class for Active Seniors - No Floor Work! Tues. Thurs. Sat|Multi-purpose Rm | 8:15 to 9:05 AM Pre-recorded Video “Fit for Life 2” Classes Mon. Wed. Fri|Multi-purpose Rm | 7:00 to 7:45 AM | Classes are complimentary

Bingo & Trivia Night

Bocce Ball

Bridge - Partners

Chat Bridge

Lady Putters Weekly - Wed. | 10 AM | Lunch Following Putting. Contact Kristen McLinden at 612.616.9106 for Membership information. Ladies Bridge Weekly - Wed. Starting Nov. 6 | Saguaro Rm | 1:00 to 4:30 PM | Bring $2 Email Shari Coup sherylcoup@gmail.com for information. Hand & Foot Weekly - Mondays | Clubhouse 9:30 AM to12 Noon Knotty Knitters Weekly - Mondays | Saguaro Rm 3:00 to 5:00 PM Couples Hand & Foot Weekly - Fridays | Saguaro Room 6:30 to 8:30 PM

Couples Hand & Foot

Strength, Balance & Flexibility

Hand & Foot

Knotty Knitters

Lady Putters

Ladies Bridge

Maj Jong

Men's Putting League Weekly - Thurs. | 3 PM Contact the Jim Crego bow_crystal@yahoo.com for Membership information.

Men's Putting League

Men's Poker

Spite & Malice Weekly - Thursdays | Saguaro Rm 4:00 to 6:00 PM Mah Jongg Weekly - Mon. & Fri. | Saguaro Rm 10:00 AM to 12 Noon

Spite & Malice

Water Aerobics

Water Volleyball

Water Aerobics Mon. Wed. Fri | Pool Area 8:15 to 9:15 AM |

Yoga

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NEED A PERSONAL TRAINER? Fitness CLASSES AND SPA SERVICES

Our Personal Trainers provide a range of programs and packages at different price levels. For more details, please reach out to them directly for information and payment.

Michelle Myatt (815) 530-6368 Michelle@TotalUFitness.com www.TotalUFitness.com

Kim Hines (602) 799-2259 kim@FitnessVentures.org www.KimFitnessVentures.org

SPA SERVICES

TONTO VERDE CLUBHOUSE Located in the back of the Fitness Center

Call or text one of our Therapists for services offered, pricing, and an appointment. Our Therapists are individual contractors. You will be required to pay the Therapists at the time services are rendered.

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Local Happenings and Church Information

CELEBRATE PASTOR CATHY’S RETIREMENT WHAT: BUFFET BRUNCH WHEN: Sunday, April 27 - 10:00 AM

WHERE: Rio Verde Country Club – Sundance Room Contact the Church Office at 480.0471.7239. All are welcome!

SUNDAY MASS: ST. DOMINIC CATHOLIC MISSION CELEBRATES MASS AT 10:00 AM EVERY SUNDAY St. Dominic Catholic Mission celebrates Mass at 10:00 AM every Sunday. The new Secretary / Bookkeeper, Leslie Rugh, is in the office on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:00 AM until 2:00 PM. Office phone: 480.471.2112. New email address: stdominicmission@outlook.com. Website: www.stdominicmission.org. After hours or in an emergency, contact Joanne Wamer, Parish Life Coordinator, at 480.490.8955. SUNDAY WORSHIP: Join us for worship services every Sunday at 8:30 AM, either in person or via live stream. All services are recorded and can be accessed at any time on our website, verdefaith.org. For inquiries, please contact our Office Manager, Judy Stansbury, at judy@verdefaith.org or call 480.471.7239. Office hours are from 9 AM to 3 PM, Monday through Friday. SPIRITUAL THEMES IN LITERATURE… The Spiritual Themes in Literature book discussions are held monthly. Pastor Cathy Northrup is the discussion leader. Here are the books and discussion dates for the next seven months. 2025 April: A Time for Mercy

COMMUNITY CHURCH OF THE VERDES ART TOUR APRIL 12, 2025 | 2:00 PM | MEET IN THE COURTYARD Discover the Art of Looking and really see art. This tour takes a deeper dive into 3 works of art. Participants are encouraged to slow down, look closely, and share their thoughts and perspectives.

With Sympathy . . . Steve Long, a long-time Tonto Verde resident passed away suddenly on January 31. The Association just learned of his passing. Click here for Steve’s Obituary.

May: I Lived to Tell the World June: The Heart of a Soldier July: Whither Thou Goest August: The Women September: Saints of Feather and Fang

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Community RESOURCE GUIDE . . .

CLUBHOUSE

Kids Closet & Medical Equipment request forms Kids Closet, here Medical Equipment, here For Emergency Medical Requests, call Judy Dorwart at (480) 459 -1239 or Terry Uffelman at (480) 471-7519 Drop off request forms to the Association Office Closet Opens on Wednesdays Drop Off Returns 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM Pick-up Items 2:30 PM - 3:00 PM LENDING CLOSET UPON REQUEST YEAR ROUND

Association Office (480) 471-2582 Main Directory Mesquite Grill (480) 471-0438 Golf Shop (480) 471-2710 Golf Billing & Maintenance (480) 471-7380

COMMUNITY CHURCH OF THE VERDES Church Office (480) 471-7239 25603 Danny Lane St. Dominics Roman Catholic Mission Office: (480) 471-2112

POST OFFICE Rio Verde Post Office 25609 E. Danny Ln (480) 471-3340 Scottsdale Main Post Office 7339 E. Williams Dr, Scottsdale (480) 513-2935

EMERGENCIES DIAL 911

NON-EMERGENCIES Sheri ff ’s Office (602) 876-1869 Rio Verde Fire District Citizens Assist (snake EMERGENCY ANIMAL HOSPITAL Blue Pearl Pet Hospital (480) 949-8001 removal; lift-assist) (480) 471-3504 Non-emergency (602) 876-1000 SRP Electric (602) 236-8888 EPCOR Water (800) 383-0834 Republic Services Disposal - Call the Association Office VerdeCares (480) 471-8944 District Ranger U.S. Forest Service Law Enforcement (480) 595-3346 Sheriff Posse Vacation Program Exention Renewal (602) 876-1869

STAY CONNECTED If you are not currently receiving communications from the Association, kindly contact Cindy Prowant at (480) 471-2582 ext. 300. The deadline for article submissions for the Tonto Times newsletter is the 20th of the month before the release date on the 1st. Submissions via email to cindy@tontoverde.com. Images should be attached in a JPG or PNG format.

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