County Flood Control celebrates 40 years
Pima County FYI newsletter highlights the flooding of 1983 and the 40 years of work and achievements since.
Author: Webmaster HiddenValleyTucson
Differential Water Rates ‘Unreasonable’
Tucson’s Differential Water Rates for County residents declared ‘Unreasonable as a matter of law,’ court rules. Read more here…
Paul and Amber Leschak assume Neighborhood Watch!
Dear neighbors, It is with pleasure we announce the appointment of Paul and Amber Leschak as the new Neighborhood Watch Area Leaders. In this position the Leschaks become members of the Hidden Valley Board of Directors. Working with block leaders …
Paul and Amber Leschak assume Neighborhood Watch! Read more »
HVHOA Board Meeting Minutes of September 6, 2023
The attached minutes are for the Board Meeting held August 2, 2023. These minutes are now approved by the board.
Pima County Admin “Under The Dome” for Sept. 8
A million bucks, Rex Scott opens a new Transition Center at the Jail, a good Credit Report, and 25 years of JobPath…
Knock-Knock!
An incident occurred just the other day, when two young men were found going door-to-door around the neighborhood. One neighbor reported this to us. Another neighbor supported the observation, but said the two men to whom he spoke were selling …
A Dog Day Afternoon
A couple days ago, a neighbor rang our bell to ask if we knew anything about a couple of shepherd-mix dogs with blue collars running loose. Just the day before, we had noticed one such dog running through our property. …
September 8 Pima County FYI Newsletter
Hispanic Heritage Month Events, Getting Pets Tagged, Flood Control Efforts and Green Geek advice.
Found Tortoise
I found a tortoise in the middle of the road at the corner of Amethyst and Cheyenne. He did not seem to be afraid of people, and I think he may be someone’s pet. Please call me at 520 869-2205 …
Watershed Management Group Calendar of Events
Here is what’s happening at the Watershed Management Group. This organization helps us maintain the flow of Sabino Creek through our park. They also promote Rainwater and Graywater Harvesting, and other conservation ideas.