Recycle Your Live-Cut Christmas Tree
Hi, Neighbors, The park gate is now open for the members that want to drop off their “not so live” Christmas trees.. Trees will be picked up on January 4. Pete Cinquemani Wes Miller Park Director
Category: Past News
Short snippets of news affecting Hidden Valley Estates and the surrounding area. Where possible, we will include photos, links to related sites, and other information to allow viewers to independently verify posts.
This Lost Puppy could be yours! Is it?
The puppy shown in this post was found recently by neighbors near the Wes Miller Park. If you know whose puppy this is, please contact Cathy at 520-275-9249. The puppy wants to go home, and just doesn’t know the way.
County Adminstrator Newsletter of Dec. 9
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County Administrator Newsletter – November 3, 2022
From the Desk of Jan Lesher, Pima County AdministratorVol. 1, No. 7 – Nov. 3, 2022 My Under the Dome Newsletter arrives in your inbox twice a month. If you know of other people who might want to get this …
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HVFD Seeking Resident to Serve on Board
The Hidden Valley Fire District is accepting applications to fill an upcoming vacancy on its governing board. Attached is a notice with information on the minimum requirements to serve, how to apply, etc. If you have any questions, you can …
Pima County Administrator’s October 12th Newsletter
“Fund balance one of reasons why credit rating agencies think highly of Pima County” — this, and other news in the most recent edition of “Under the Dome” attached below as a PDF.
AZ Proposition 310: a 0.1% Sales Tax for Fire Districts
In the interest of having informed voters on subjects important to our neighborhood we are posting this email received from one of our members.
From our Neighborhood Watch
Hi, Neighbors, One of our new neighbors on Sandstone Drive reported the following problem. Please keep an eye out for unusual activities in our neighborhood, and report any real or suspected problems to the Pima County Sheriff’s Department. Bob Larkin, …