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Chamber Board Members The u.S. Census...Everyone CountsChris Graff ............................. ChairmanAsphalt Paving and SupplyKevin Ray ........................ 1st Vice ChairWalmartEric Stroebel .................2nd Vice ChairStateFarm AgencyDan Streeter ................................ ScribeHumboldt Unified School DistrictJim Cabral...............................TreasurerKitchens, Inc.Erin Vredeveld ...................... Past-ChairCanyon Physical TherapyFrank Almendarez ...................DirectorYavapai Regional Medical CenterJosé Bautista ............................DirectorAzteca MarketSteve Bracety ...........................DirectorPrescott Resort & Conference Center Meredith Dunlap .....................DirectorNational Bank of ArizonaRobert Houle ...........................DirectorAPSRodney Jenkins ..................... Ex-OfficioYavapai College
As mandated by the U.S. Constitu-tion, our nation gets just one chance each decade to count its population. The U.S. census counts every resi-dent in the United States. It is man-dated by Article I, Section 2 of the Constitution and takes place every 10 years. The data collect-ed by the cen-sus determine the number of seats each state has in the U.S. House of Representatives (a process called apportionment) and is also used to distribute billions in federal funds to local communities.The next cen-sus in 2020 will require counting an increasingly diverse and growing
population of around 330 mil-lion people in more than 140 million housing units. To get an accurate count, the Census Bureau must build an accurate address list of every housing unit, maximize self-response to the census, and efficiently fol-low up with those who do not respond. In the years leading up to 2020, we conducted research in four areas that focus on the major cost drivers of the cen-sus:
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• Using the Internet to increase self-response.
• Using existing government data sources to answer census ques-tions and reduce follow-up work-
load.• Automating opera-tions to increase pro-ductivity and reduce staff and offices.• Using existing maps and address to reflect
changes rather than walking ev-ery block in every neighborhood in the country.
The decennial census is the largest mobilization and operation con-ducted in the United States and re-quires years of research, planning, and development of methods and infrastructure to ensure an accurate and complete count.For more information on the Town of Prescott Valley’s plans for com-pleting the 2020 Census contact Community Development for the Town at 928-759-3050.
Wishing YouGreat Possibilitiesand Great Successin the New Year!
Back to Business .............................................................................. 3Coming Events ................................................................................. 3Polar Bear Splash - Chillingly Good Fun .......................................... 3New Members ................................................................................. 4Renewing Members ......................................................................... 4Quarterly Breakfast - 2020 Economic News .................................... 5Stroll Through Valley of Lights Draws over 2,700 ............................. 5Holiday Festival of Lights Kicks Off Season ...................................... 6Holiday Festival of Lights Parade Brightens the Town ....................... 7High Flying Turkey Drive a Huge Success ........................................ 8Business After Hours Mixer .............................................................. 9Ribbon Cuttings ............................................................................. 10 Brady Boosts .................................................................................. 112020 Mixer Schedule .................................................................... 11
January 2020
Chamber Staff
7120 E. Pav Way, Suite 102Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
Voice: 928.772.8857Fax: 928.772.4267
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.pvchamber.org
Newsletter Staff
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Marnie Uhl .........................President/CEO
Gloria Grose ..............Operations & Events Brady Cabral..........................Membership
John Agan .................................. Volunteer
Barbara Clark ............................ Volunteer
Linda Burk ................................. Volunteer
Charlie Hail ............................... Volunteer
Freida Jefferies ........................... Volunteer
Debbie Williams ........................ Volunteer
Marnie Uhl ..........................................Editor
Allisone PrintGraphics ....................... Design
Photography by:Heidi Dahms Foster
Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce
2020Business After Hours
Mixer Hosts
January 15Mixer & Open Houseat Prescott Valley ChamberCo-Hosted by Asphalt Paving and Supply7120 Pav Way, Ste 102Prescott Valley
February 19Little Dealer Little Prices2757 S TruwoodPrescott Valley
March 18Cornerstone Family Chiropractic2225 E Hwy 69Prescott Valley
The Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce Membership Services Manager Brady Cabral introduced Zebra Scapes owner Rodney Steidinger to the Prescott Valley Town Council at the council meeting Dec 12th. Zebra Scapes is celebrating 10 Years serving our community. for information call (928) 830-4061 or visit http://www.zebrascapes.com
Business Introduction In observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Monday, January 20, the Chamber office will be closed.
Bring the family for a free action –packed event with cool-themed contests, games and prizes.
Free pancake breakfast served at 10 a.m. while supplies last.
Ice Cream Eating Contest
Ice Princess Contest(hairiest man)
Duck Slide Race
Polar Bear Splash (18 + only)
For more information visit pvaz.net/calendar
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Back to BusinessMarnie Uhl, CEO
From the Visitor Center
See the flyers for all these events and more at the end of this newsmag for more detailed information.
Coming EvEnts
Welcome to our newest Chairman’s Circle Premeire Member
Kooiman Construction.
kooimanconstruction inc.
Happy 2020 everyone! It’s pretty crazy how quickly
the past decade has passed and now here we are with the begin-ning of a new one. I am sure that we all can look back and remember the highs and lows...the successes and the challenges and feel that now we have a new beginning.
This year is Census year. A time for all of us to be counted. Population numbers affect so many things but especially in the area of government representa-tion and funding. So let’s share the word and all get “Counted!”
It was beautiful and wonderful holiday season and we appreciate everyone that we worked who helped to provide the activities and events that make our com-munity so special.
Join us on January 28 for our annual Economic De-velopment Quarterly Breakfast. We are excited to share what is happening in Prescott Valley and the positive outlook we have going into 2020. The break-fast is open to everyone so call Gloria at 772-8857 and make your reservation now. This breakfast is one that sells out very quickly.
Our Business Academy starts on January 22 and there are still openings if you want to take advantage of a great business basics education program. Classes are presented by professionals in each subject field and are informative yet fun. To register visit pvchamber.org or call me at 772-8857.
Hope to see you at the Polar Bear Splash. It’s a great way to start the new year. It starts at 10 a.m. at Moun-tain Valley Pool and Splash.
Here’s to a prosperous new year and the beginning of a great new decade!
NOVEMBER 2019 STATISTICS
85 visitors from AZ, CA, CO, HI, IL, MI, WA, WI, VA(12 new residents and 7 relocating to PV)3 relocation packets mailed to CA, OR, UT
January 1 New Year’s DayJanuary 4 Polar Bear SplashJanuary 15 Business after Hours Mixer and Open House at Prescott Valley ChamberJanuary 20 Martin Luther King, Jr. HolidayJanuary 22 Business Academy XIV BeginsJanuary 28 Quarterly Breakfast
Polar Bear SplashSaturday, January 410 a.m. to noonMountain Valley Park - Pool & Splash
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WElComE aboard!
Prescott Valley chamber Promotes
success!
Siegler & Ferry CPAs, PLLC3050 N. Navajo Dr., Suite 101
Prescott Valley, Arizona 86314(928) 772-1714
ferrycpa.com
Benefits Insurance Wealth Management
3826 Crossings DrivePrescott, AZ 86305
T 928.515.0123F 928.445.8725
Julie A. Raiss, CISRAccount ManagerCommercial InsuranceNFP P&C
Renewing MeMBers
Welcome new MeMBers
Anytime Fitness Binkley & Associates LLC An Allstate Insurance AgencyBowie Family Dental CAbiChick - fil’ - A Prescott Valley Crossroads Desert Flower CBD and Wellness LLCDutch Bros CoffeeFarmers Insurance - Vince Moser AgencyIslands Fitness Las Fuentes Resort VillageRenovations Southwest Behavioral Health ServicesState Farm Insurance Eric Strobel Agency Super 8 MotelVulcan Materials Company Yavapai Plumbing & Heating, LLC
Medical SpaWilson Aesthetics Beauty + Wellness8196 E Florentine Rd.Prescott Valleyhttp://wilsonaestheticsaz.com(928) 775-7932
Home BuilderMandalay Homes1955 Commerce Center Circle, Ste A, Prescotthttp://www.mandalayhomes.com(855) 955-6466
MarketingNorthern AZ Social, LLC201 N Alarcon, Ste C, Prescotthttp://www.NorthernAZsocial.com(928) 710-7910
JanitorialPerusse Unlimited [email protected] (928) 775-5796
Great Upcoming Events at the
Findlay Toyota Centerin 2020!
Visit:FindlayToyotaCenter.com
for the schedule featuringthe best entertainment
in Central Arizona!
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Business
Adam LebeauBusiness Account executive
“NEW DECADE, NEW DYNAMICS…a Changing Prescott Valley”
Join the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce and welcome in 2020 at our first Quarterly Breakfast of the New Year, “NEW DECADE, NEW DYAMICS” – a Changing Prescott Valley”. Learn what’s happen-ing in Prescott Valley, what’s in the works, and what’s planned for our future from our community leaders. This annual Economic Development event is on Tues-day, January 28, 2020 from 7:30- 9am at The Event Spot in the heart of Prescott Valley and catered by Gabby’s Grill. Our panel of speakers includes Mayor Kell Palguta, Town of Prescott Valley; Ben Hooper, Economic De-velopment Coordinator, Town of Prescott Valley; Mike Peredes, Executive Director, Prescott Valley Econom-ic Development Foundation, Dave Everson, Owner &
Stroll through Valley of Lights
CEO of Mandalay Homes; Sanford Cohen, President/CEO of Arizona’s Hometown Radio Group and Mar-nie Uhl, President/CEO, Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce. Thank you to our program sponsor Ari-zona’s Hometown Radio Group.Wake up and smell the coffee! at the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce Quarterly Breakfast. Doors open 7 am for networking and breakfast and program begins at 7:30am.RESERVATIONS ESSENTIAL!! Call the Cham-ber today for reservations at 772-8857. Deadline is Thursday, January 23. Pre-registration is a must as this breakfast sells out quickly and space is limited. All registrations must be paid in advance. Breakfast is $18 for Chamber members and $22 for non-members. Cost includes a hearty hot breakfast buffet and coffee. The Event Spot is located at 6520 E. 1st St.
Quarterly Breakfast
It was a beautiful evening for the 3rd annual Stroll through the Valley of Lights on December 3. Over 2,750 people enjoyed the festive holiday lights up close and personal and were treated to beautiful music by carolers, a singing Hippo and Santa Claus. The festivities continued at The Event Spot with hot chocolate, scones from Rafter Eleven, face painting and The Grinch. It was a very Merry Celebration!
Thank you to our amazing volunteers, Prescott Valley Police Department, Greg and the crew from Prescott Valley Public Works, the Frontier Days Rodeo parking crew, Tri-City Prep Honor Society, Asphalt Paving and Supply, New Horizons Disability Empowerment Center, our Cham-
ber Board and Ambas-sadors!
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Holiday Festival of Lights, Parade and Create-a-Tree Display
Friday, December 6Prescott Valley Civic Center
Prescott Valley was all aglow for the annual Holiday Festival of Lights and Parade. Per-forming were Bradshaw Mountain Middle School Choir, Coyote Springs Choir and the Franklin Phonetic School Choir with the sounds of the season. Mayor Palguta gave his holiday message and CEO Marnie Uhl entertained the children with the “Night Be-fore Christmas”. Following the parade kids had a chance to visit with Santa and to view the Create-a-Trees in the library. It was a very fun and festive kick-off to the Holiday and Christmas season. Thank you to our sponsors APS, Yavapai Re-gional Medical Center and Asphalt Paving and Suppy and our partners the Town of PV Parks and Recreation, Public Works and Prescott Pro Sound.
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HFOL winners 2019independent BusinessFirst place Décor in A DaySecond place Moyer’s Heating & CoolingCorporate BusinessFirst place WalmartSecond place ResCare HomeCareCivic/ChurchFirst place Prescott Valley Early Bird Lions ClubSecond place AARF –Arizona Animal Rescue FoundationschoolFirst place Granville Elementary SchoolSecond place Liberty Traditional SchoolMusical GroupFirst place Bradshaw Mountain Middle SchoolSecond place Franklin Phonetic SchoolChamber Holiday AwardFirst place Spirit & Body MassageSecond place Neumann’s High Country Doorsshining Light Award (New this year)Best Use of Lights Patriot Disposal
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Kevin Raystore ManagerStore 37303450
N. Glassford Hill Rd. Prescott Valley, AZ 86314T 928.499.3136 F [email protected]
Donna LaxsonBranch Manager
7111 Pav WayPrescott Valley, AZ 86314P: 928.777.6138F: [email protected] #: 1159267
Miles KastnerBranch Manager
7111 Pav WayPrescott Valley, AZ 86314P: 928.777.6138F: [email protected] #:1159267
Flying High Turkey Driveit may have been a windy day for engineer Gordon Dibble and CeO Marnie uhl up in the bucket for Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority Truck 50 but it was warm on the ground with giving for the annual Flying High Turkey Drive benefiting Yavapai Food Bank. Our dedicated turkey team appreciated the outpouring of generosity from our wonderful Prescott Valley Community. Thank you to Yavapai Broadcasting, CAFMA, Prescott Valley Police Department, National Wild Turkey Fed-eration, Northern Arizona Suns, Chamber Ambassadors and Board members, Yavapai Food Bank and our great Fry’s Store!
Business AcAdemy XiV
January 22 - March 11, 2020No tuition for Chamber members
$30 Registration/Materials FeeComplete class information
on flyer in this news magazineContact Marnie at 772-8857 to register.
CURRICULUM: • Special guest speakers • Marketing Your Business • Human Resources: Survival Kit for Small Business • Chamber mixers • Networking - Building Relationships for
Business and Personal Success • Finance 101 • Communications/Customer Service • Technology and Social Media for Business • E.D. and More…resources for business.
Education to Build
Your Business Success!
Call toRegister
Today
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Business after Hours MixerProviding Networking Opportunities and Business Contacts
Prescott Resort and Conference Center along with Bucky’s and Yavapai Casinos were the hosts of the Cham-ber’s Business after Hours Holiday mixer on December 11. General Manager Steve Bracety is pictured with Cham-ber Board Chair Chris Graff, 2nd Vice Chair Eric Strobel and CEO Marnie Uhl.
The featured non-profit was the Humboldt
Education Foundation.
riBBon cuttings
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PReSCOtt VALLeY DOg SQuADPrescott Valley Dog Squad celebrated the Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening ceremony of their new Full Service Dog Training Facility Friday Dec 13th.“Offering Balanced Dog Training we are dedicated to working around your individual lifestyle not a one size fits all program .Dogs are individuals and need to be treated as such!Results are great without breaking your dogs spirit!” Meet owner Donna Slender and trainers Mallory Fabozzi & Heather Lum by calling (602) 290-9683 or visiting 8169 E Florentine, Prescott Valley where they can answer any questions and let you know all about the services offered!
BOYS AND gIRLS CLuBThe Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Nov. 23 for the grand opening of the new expansion to the Boys and Girls Club, Fain Family Center in Prescott Valley. Included is a new gymnasium that will serve the club and community as well as provide a practice facility for our NAZ Suns! This project allowed for a 10,300 square foot expansion of the Club, including a new full size gym, training room, restrooms, and foyer, more than doubling the size of the existing facility. The large new programming space can be used by our Club kids and the community. 8201 E Loos, Prescott Valley, (928) 772-6333, website at: https://www.bgca.org
BuSY Bee LeARNINg CeNteR Built in 1985 as a haven for families who needed help caring for their children while working, Busy Bee Learning Center has provid-ed services to Prescott Valley’s youngest citizens for over 30 years. Purchased in 1988 by Mary Kay Dill, an experienced child care own-er, and in continuous operation and ownership by the same family, Busy Bee has continued to strive to meet the needs of Prescott Valley’s families with care and compassion. Operated as a local business, but with the benefits of a larger family of centers, enables Busy Bee to have access to higher quality state wide resources and support without having to pass those costs onto families. Every member of the Busy Bee team is committed to work every day to provide that individualized care that helps families thrive and sup-ports the goals of our staff, our families, and our community.To learn more about all of the exciting things happening in that quiet building you pass by or about all of the programs and resources that we participate in in order to provide the best care to families in Prescott Valley, AZ, call us at 928-636-2717or 928-772-6333.
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Brady Boosts
Dutch Bros Coffee
Comfort Suites
Industrial Strength Crossfit
Membership Services Manager, Brady Cabral visited member businesses in October.He is available for consultation on maximizing your business presence on the Chamber’s website, how to list activities and events and utilize your chamber member benefits.
As an added bonus, he will “photo bomb” your business with his Brady Boost sign and run in the PVCC
month l y newsmag for more bus iness exposure!
Mark Your Calendars
with these 2020 Mixer
Dates and be prepared to have
a fun business networking experience!
Bring a prize for the raffle and get more
exposure for your business.
2020 Mixer SCheDulen JanuarY 15 Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce/asphalt Paving & Supply
n FeBruarY 19 little Dealer little Prices
n MarCh 18 Cornerstone Family Chiropractic
n aPril 15 arizona Downs
n MaY 20 eric Strobel State Farm agency
n June rodeo Mixer
n JulY 16 Glassford Place
n auGuSt 19 Yavapai College
n SePteMBer 16 Stepping Stones
n OCtOBer 21 the event Spot
n nOVeMBer 18 aaa arizona
n DeCeMBer 9 town of Prescott Valley
Prescott ValleyChamber of Commerce7120 E. Pav Way, Suite 102Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
You are Cordially Invited
to Ring in the New Year at the
Prescott Valley Chamber of CommerceOpen House Mixer
Co-Host
Wednesday, January 155:00 to 6:30 p.m.
7120 Pav Way, Prescott ValleyCatered byChef Jim Cabral
gg
g Experience Our Expanded Chamber Office! Start 2020 in the Company of Success. Business Networking at Its Best! See you here!
Breakfast is $18 for members and $22 for the general public. Reservations are required! Limited seating. RSVP by January 23, 2020
Contact the chamber at 772-8857 or register online at www.pvchamber.org
Sponsored by
The evenT SpoT6520 e. 1st St.prescott valley
Catered by Gabby’s Grill
Tuesday,January28–7:30a.m.ThisisourannualEconomicDevelopmentEvent!Learnwhat’s
happeninginPrescottValley,what’sintheworks,andwhat’splannedforourfuturefromourcommunityleaders
New DecaDe–New DyNamics a changing Prescott Valley 2020
SPEAKERS Mayor Kell Palguta, Town of Prescott Valley
Ben Hooper, Economic Development Coordinator, Town of Prescott Valley
Mike Peredes, Executive Director, Prescott Valley Economic Development Foundation
Dave Everson, Owner & CEO of Mandalay Homes
Sanford Cohen, President/CEO of Arizona Hometown Radio Group
Marnie Uhl, President/CEO, Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce
ADVERTISING / MARKETING/
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Ablaze Media Use our pre-made Christmas greeting: We will produce and install our festive rear window de-sign that says “Merry Christmas” on any vehicle or on any store window for only $99 or make your own design for $149. Cal 928-460-3134 for more information
Designs with Hope 9951 E. Arrowhead * PV * 899-6995 20% off design services: logo’s, business cards, ads, web, social media, and more Employment Network Magazine P.O. Box 2930 * Prescott * 771-8527 10% off banner ad.
Proforma Quality Imaging 1458 Silver King Circle * Prescott * 708-9928 Free artwork setup and 10% off first order. Money in the Mail PO Box 12825, Prescott 928-830-5208 Buy 3 get 1 FREE (25% off) Valpak PO Box 1127 928-237-0758 FREE mailing with Business Builder Print & Digital Program
AUTOMOTIVE Buy Tires Wholesale 8891 E. Valley Road * PV * 772-7720 5% discount on any services or purchases under $500.00, 10% discount on services or purchases over $500.00. Big O Tires Prescott Valley 7690 E. Highway 69 * PV * 772-1176 $5.00 off lube and oil/tire rotation; 15% off all service. Guaranteed trade in on all tire purchases. Lamb Auto Group 440 Prescott Lakes Parkway * Prescott * (866) 377-0921 10% off service.
Sun Valley Tire & Auto Service 8337 E. Highway 69 * PV * 772-9118 Syn-blend full service oil change w/rotation $13.99, 5 quarts 5-30. Free mounting and balance with tire purchase. 50% off alignment.
AWARDS / TROPHIES Purple Sage Embroidery & Engraving P.O. Box 26398 * PV * 772-3510 Free set-up on first order; 10% off all orders; 20% off set-up charge on first embroidery order.
Beverages & Food Robeks 3140 N Glassford Hill Rd 928-227-0535 10% off a smoothie, bowl or juice
CHIROPRACTIC
Prescott Valley Chiropractic 3088 N. Robert Road * PV * 775-0522 Free initial consultation & 1/2 off x-rays, if needed.
CHURCHES / WORSHIP Lifepointe at Bradshaw Mountain 10100 E. Highway 69 * PV * 772-1360 Upon first visit, receive a free sermon recording. .
COMPUTER SERVICES 21st Century Computer Solutions, Inc. P.O. Box 27304 * PV * 759-8933 15% off services for Chamber members. Tekamba Computers, LLC 458-5260 15% off Services for Chamber members.
CPR/FIRST AID
New Life 3267 Karicio Lane Ste. C Prescott, AZ 445-5024 2 people free CPR & First Aid Class
DENTAL SERVICES
Russ Dalton Dentistry 8066 E Florentine Rd. 772-2474 7% discount on all dental treatments, not to be combined with any other discount.
ELECTRICAL Express Electrical Co. 928-202-6486 A one time 10% discount off any service we provide. Large or small on labor only.
EYE CARE Antone Optical 7840 E. Highway 69, Ste. A-5a * PV * 775-9393 20% off our already affordable eyeglass and sunglass prices.
Rummel Optical 2517 Great Western Drive * PV * 772-6246 20% off any regular priced eyewear, including non-prescription Designer Sun Wear. FLORIST Prescott Valley Florist 6520 E 2nd St. Prescott Valley, AZ 86314 772-9640 10% off purchases
FOUNDRY Bronzesmith Fine Art Gallery & Foundry 7331 E. 2nd Street * PV * 772-2378 Free on-site art consultation in your home or office.
FITNESS Anytime Fitness 6715 E. 2nd Street, Unit A * PV * 443-5701 50% off signup fee.
Islands Fitness 3155 N. Windsong Drive, #A * PV * 759-2271 Our lowest corporate rate discount for all Chamber mem-bers.
FLOORING Primera Carpet One/Prescott Granite 7785 E. Highway 69, #B * PV * 772-6310 10% off purchases.
FUNERAL SERVICES
Ruffner-Wakelin Bradhaw Chapel 8480 E. Valley Road * PV * 772-2296 10% discount when pre-arranging a funeral.
Sunrise Funeral Home 8167 E. Highway 69 * PV * 772-7475 10% off all services.
MEMBER TO MEMBER
DISCOUNT PROGRAM January 2020
An exclusive benefit for members of the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce
Member to Member Discounts
They Work, And They’re Free!
HEALTH SERVICES Prescott Med Spa 8196 E Florentine Ste. B 928-775-7932 50% off B-12 shots & 50% off teeth whitening with any other service booked.
HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING
Indian Air 8933 E. Laredo Dr., Unit B * PV * 772-8890 10% off entire service invoice or a $500.00 Instant Rebate on the purchase of a new Heating/Cooling System.
Moyer’s Heating & Cooling, Inc. 8146 E. Ashley Drive * PV * 772-4346 $10.00 off service repair call & $25.00 referral credit good towards your next service call or ticket. Home Decor Décor In A Day $75 off any services, Interiors makeovers, real estate or Move in placement. Call Charlotte at 602-841-3002
HOME / HEALTH CARE SERVICES
New Horizons Disability Empowerment Center 8085 E. Manley Drive * PV * 772-1266 Free facility ADA accessibility survey or disability job accommodations.
Sleep Disorders Center of Prescott Valley 3259 N. Windsong Drive, #A * PV * 772-6422 Free phone consultation for insomnia, sleep apnea, snoring problems.
HOTEL / MOTEL
Comfort Suites of Prescott Valley 2601 N. Crown Pointe Drive * PV * 771-2100 20% off our best available rate. No blackout dates or restrictions. Based upon availability.
Hampton Inn Prescott 3453 Ranch Drive * Prescott * 445-5500 10% discount.
LANDSCAPE MATERIALS Fuzzy’s Materials 8200 Long Mesa Drive * PV * 775-4128 1-10% discount per food item donated to Yavapai Food Bank on purchase of 10 tons or more of decorative rock. Earthworks Garden Supply 2531 N Hwy 89 Chino Valley, AZ 86323 636-3972 10%off any trees or shrubs.
MAP PUBLSIHER
Tri City Map 418 Dunn Dr. –Prescott—710-2509 5% discount for new members, 10% discount for current advertisers.
MOVERS McWhite’s North American Van Lines 7450 E. 2nd Street * PV * 772-9854 Various discounts on local, interstate and intrastate moving.
NATURE CENTER Highlands Center for Natural History 1375 S. Walker Road * Prescott * 776-9550 Free wildscaping booklet with your first paid program registration.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Pro Copy Office Solutions 1963 Commerce Center Circle * 925-3648 20% discount on all copy, print, scan and fax equipment
PAINTING
Century Painting, LLC 697 N. 6th Street, #304 * Prescott * 778-2374 $25.00 gift certificate to restaurant of your choice.
PEST CONTROL Orkin Pest Control 724 N. Industrial Drive, #7-B * Camp Verde * 775-8772 1/3 off initial service for member businesses or residences.
Sexton Home & Commercial Services 8028 E. Highway 69 * PV * 772-4603 $30.00 off initial service
PET SERVICES
Kennel Kamp Village 9049 E. Florentine Road * PV * 759-8181 10% discount
POOLS & SPAS
Sunsplash Pools and Spas 6616 E 2nd St. Ste. G Prescott Valley 928-458-5910 15% off retail prices and Military Rebate up to $500 for active duty, retired and veterans.
Plumbing Arizona All Service Plumbing 10% discount on services. 928-925-6809
REAL ESTATE
Kathy Renken, HomeSmart Fine Homes & Land 1622 Thimble Lane * PV 928-713-6292 Write or call for a free Home Buyer’s or Home Seller’s Handbook.
Sandra Shaffer, Invest Southwest Commercial 1401 Prescott Lakes Parkway * Prescott * 899-3111 $350.00 paid towards your closing costs at COE.
Paula A. Smith, Realtor, ReMax Mountain Proper-ties 731 W. Gurley Street * Prescott * 899-8060 Free home protection plan for sellers or buyers-$350 value Debra Gatto Realtor-Realty ONE Group Complimentary Seller & Buyers Guide If you are listing your home I will provide the Sellers Home Warranty. If you are a Buyer I will provide a Home Warranty at Close of Escrow ($400 value)
REAL ESTATE STAGING Virgo Organize Interiors Rosa Moreno-Hilburn 928-460-5809 Initial Minimum One Hour Consultation/evaluation Complimentary ($100 value)
RETAIL
Costco 3911 Hwy 69 * Prescott * 541-2204 Receive up to $20 Cash Card for new business or Gold Star Members
CONSIGNMENT SMARTgirls Resale Fashion 6616 E. 2nd Street #F * PV * 772-1227 Receive 10% discount on regular priced items. STYLING SALON The Cut Above Salon &n Spa 8504 Hwy 69 928-772-8728 $15 off first visit on any service Buy 5 get 1 free on massage, facial and non surgical Procedures in our Med Spa. Complimentary consultations
SPAS / HOT TUBS Arizona Spas 6947 E. 1st Street * PV * 775-9884 Free spa luxury accessory upgrade with spa pur-chase,10% off retail pricing.
THRIFT STORE
Habitat for Humanity ReStore 1061 Commerce Drive * Prescott * 771-1777 $3.00 off purchase of $10.00 or more.
Hope’s Attic Thrift Store 8881 E. Valley Road * PV * 772-5007 20% off purchase of $5.00 or more. $3.00 off purchase of $10.00 or more.
Stepping Stones Thrift 2651 N Industrial Way* PV * 772-8717 Free discount coupons with $10.00 purchase or more. Yavapai Humane Society Thrift Store 1601 Iron Springs Road, Prescott 928-445-5668 40% off entire purchase (excluding items marked “firm”)
TOURS/CHARTERS/TRAVEL
AAA Arizona 172 E. Sheldon St * Prescott * 86301 541-8600
WATCH REPAIR Prescott Trade Shop 8690 E. Highway 69 * PV—778-5814 10% off watch repair or engraving for new customers
Member to Member Discounts Save You $$$$
and Build Chamber Camaraderie!
$$$$
Take advantage of this FREE service! Call Gloria at 772-8857 or
email [email protected] to start your ad today.
CURRENT MEMBER TO MEMBER ADVERTISERS:
Please take a moment to review your offer and business information.
If you would like to change or correct your ad, please fax changes to
772-4267 or email [email protected]. Thank You!
Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce 7120 Pav Way, Suite #102 Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
(928) 772-8857 Fax (928) 772-4267 Website: www.pvchamber.org