2025 Florence Visitors Guide & Business Directory

Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce

24 W RUGGLES ST., FLORENCE, AZ 85132

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(520) 868-9433

Local Office: (520) 868-5897 | 190 N. Main St., Florence Main Office: (520) 836-7461 | 200 W. 2nd St., Casa Grande

Donovan Kramer Jr., Managing Editor / Co-Publisher

Kara K. Cooper, Advertising Director / Co-Publisher

Brian D. Kramer, Director of Digital Zoe A. Cooper, Creative Advertising Manager

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Photo by: Michael Baca of Casa de Baca Studios

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Welcome to Florence, Arizona!

On behalf of the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce, it is our pleasure to welcome you to our community and to this year’s edition of the Visitors Guide and Business Directory. Florence is a town rooted in rich history, small-town charm, and boundless potential. As one of Arizona’s oldest communities, Florence offers a unique blend of heritage and progress — from its beautifully preserved downtown and vibrant events to its exciting economic growth and forwardlooking developments.

At the heart of this community stands the Chamber of Commerce. We are proud to serve as a hub for business support, community connection, and economic development. Our members enjoy invaluable networking opportunities, promotional tools, advocacy, and access to resources that help businesses grow and thrive. Whether you are a small family-run shop or a large regional enterprise, the Chamber is here to help you succeed.

As we look to the future, optimism defines our vision for Florence. New businesses are opening their doors, infrastructure is expanding, and community pride is stronger than ever. The opportunities for collaboration, innovation, and prosperity are abundant — and we invite you to be part of it.

Thank you for being here. Whether you are visiting, relocating, or growing your business in Florence, we are excited to welcome you. The best of Florence is yet to come — and together, we are building it.

Florence! It’s a Western State of Mind!

Respectfully,

Paul Felker Executive Director Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce

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a m essage from o ur c hamber P resi D ent

Dear Chamber Members, Residents, Friends and Visitors:

I moved to Florence 25 years ago because of all that Florence had to offer. The quality of life, excellent schools, employment opportunities and the small-town charm of a tight-knit community. It was the perfect backdrop for me to run a business and raise a family.

This still rings true today, Florence is a wonderful community rich in history, charm, and natural beauty. Living here you feel connected and proud to call Florence home. The growth of new communities and businesses in Florence is a testament to the city’s appeal.

There are a variety of events and places that bring people together like the Historic Home Tour, Christmas on Main Street, Country Thunder Music Festival, and the oldest junior rodeo in the country, the Junior Parada Rodeo. These events and places are a great way to experience and enjoy the community.

The Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce is here to promote the town’s economic growth, and provide programs, tools and services for business success. We welcome you to join us for networking opportunities in the business community. We hope that the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce Visitors Guide and Business Directory provides you with valuable information and inspires you to explore all that Florence has to offer.

Welcome to the community!

Sincerely,

Kari Bradley Chairperson

Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce Board Chairman

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b oar D of D irectors

chair P erson

Kari Bradley

Kari Bradley and Associates

D irector

Keith Rea Five20 Events

ex- officio

Jose Maldonado

Town of Florence Council Liaison to GFCOC

vice chair P erson

Rita Ann Ezzai

Florence Unified School District

D irector

Shelley Robinson Florence Woman’s Club

secretary

Sophie Dessart

Florence Copper treasurer

Michael Baca Casa De Baca Studios

D irector

Gina Corrieri National Bank of Arizona

D irector

Justin Ecenbarger Florence Fudge Shop

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m essage from the m ayor

Dear Residents and Visitors,

Welcome to the Town of Florence! We are delighted to have you join our vibrant community, where history meets modern living, and the spirit of togetherness thrives. Florence is rich in heritage, boasting a charming blend of historical landmarks, beautiful landscapes, and a welcoming atmosphere that makes it a wonderful place to call home or to visit. Whether you are a lifelong resident, new to the area, or just passing through, we encourage you to explore everything our town has to offer.

Our town is known for its friendly residents, diverse cultural events, and commitment to community engagement. From our local parks and recreational facilities to unique shops and eateries, there’s something for everyone. We take great pride in our community spirit, and we strive to create an environment where all feel valued and included.

As you settle in, we invite you to participate in town events, connect with your neighbors, and engage with local organizations. Your involvement is vital to fostering a strong and cohesive community. Be sure to check out the Town of Florence website and social media pages for updates on upcoming events, programs, and resources available to you.

If you have any questions or need assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to our Town Hall. Our dedicated staff is here to support you and ensure that you have all the information you need to thrive in Florence.

Thank you for being a part of our community. We look forward to seeing you around town and wish you a wonderful experience here in Florence, Arizona!

Warm Regards,

Keith Eaton Mayor, Town of Florence

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m essage from the t o W n m anager

Dear Friends, Visitors, and Business Leaders,

It is with great pride and excitement that I welcome you to the annual Florence Chamber of Commerce Business Directory and Visitor’s Guide. As Town Manager of Florence, Arizona, I am honored to share in celebrating our community’s remarkable achievements, ongoing growth, and bright future.

Florence is a town built on rich heritage and driven by visionary progress. From our beautifully preserved historic downtown to our growing infrastructure and expanding business landscape, Florence continues to thrive as a destination for visitors, families, and entrepreneurs alike. Each year brings new milestones—revitalized public spaces, successful community events, business development, and an ever-deepening connection between our residents and the heart of Florence.

We are especially proud of the collaboration between the Town and the Chamber of Commerce, which plays a vital role in supporting local businesses, hosting community events, and encouraging economic vitality. Whether you’re here to explore, invest, or call Florence home, you’ll discover a community united by tradition and driven by innovation.

As we look ahead, Florence is focused on responsible growth, infrastructure improvements, tourism development, and supporting a diverse economy that preserves the character of our past while embracing the promise of tomorrow.

Thank you for being part of this exciting journey. I encourage you to use this guide to discover the people, places, and possibilities that make Florence so special.

Warm regards,

Bruce Walls

Town Manager, Town of Florence

Welcome to Florence, Arizona!

Nestled in the heart of the Sonoran Desert, Florence is a town rich in history, culture, and enduring traditions. As one of the oldest communities in the state, Florence has played a pivotal role in shaping Arizona’s identity—from its early Native American inhabitants and Spanish explorers to its Wild West showdowns and contributions to statehood. Today, Florence is a dynamic blend of historic charm and modern progress, offering visitors a glimpse into its storied past while embracing a promising future. Whether you’re a history buff, an outdoor enthusiast, or a lover of Western heritage, Florence welcomes you to experience its unique legacy firsthand.

e ar L y h istory an D f oun D ing

Florence, Arizona, one of the oldest towns in the state, was founded in 1866 by Levi Ruggles, a veteran of the Civil War. Recognizing the strategic location near the Gila River, Ruggles envisioned Florence as a central hub for trade and settlement in the Arizona Territory. He worked to establish a military post and survey the land for development, ultimately laying out the townsite that would become Florence.

The area's rich history dates back even further, with evidence of Hohokam settlements, who developed an extensive irrigation system to support agriculture. The Hohokam thrived in the region for over a thousand years, creating a sophisticated network of canals to sustain their crops in the arid desert. Their innovative irrigation techniques influenced later settlers who continued farming in the area.

Following the decline of the Hohokam civilization, various Native American tribes, including the Akimel O’odham (Pima) and Tohono O’odham, inhabited the region. Spanish explorers arrived in the 16th century, and the area later became part of the Spanish and Mexican territories before being acquired by the United States through the Gadsden Purchase in 1854.

As American settlers arrived in increasing numbers, Florence grew into a key transportation and commerce center, attracting ranchers, miners, and merchants. The town’s location along the Gila River made it a vital stop for travelers and traders, fostering economic activity and encouraging further settlement. In the years that followed, Florence evolved from a small settlement into an essential part of Arizona’s territorial history.

f L orence in the W i LD W est

During the late 19th century, Florence became a quintessential Wild West town, marked by lawlessness and legendary figures. Notably, the town was the site of the infamous 1888 Tunnel Saloon shootout between Sheriff Pete Gabriel and his former deputy, Joe Phy. The rivalry between the two had been brewing for years, fueled by political and personal disputes. On May 31, 1888, tensions came to a head inside the Tunnel Saloon, a popular gathering spot in town.

Eyewitness accounts describe a dramatic confrontation in which both men drew their weapons and exchanged gunfire in close quarters. Gabriel was wounded, but Phy took a fatal shot and succumbed to his injuries. The event shocked the town and cemented its reputation as a true Wild West battleground.

Florence was no stranger to danger—stagecoach robberies, cattle rustling, and barroom brawls were common occurrences that shaped daily life. Local lawmen, including sheriffs and marshals, were constantly challenged to maintain order in the face of shifting alliances, traveling outlaws, and rugged frontier justice.

Despite the chaos, law and order ultimately prevailed, with the Pinal County Courthouse, built in 1891, standing as a symbol of justice in a time when outlaws roamed the desert. Florence also became known for its territorial prison, which housed notorious criminals and solidified its reputation as an epicenter of frontier justice. The tales of escaped convicts, public hangings, and dusty duels still echo in the oral history passed down by generations of Florence residents.

Today, the spirit of the Old West lives on through Florence’s architecture, preserved landmarks, and community events that pay homage to its colorful past.

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Florence thrived due to its strategic location along the Gila River and key transportation routes. Agriculture played a significant role in the town's economy, with farmers cultivating cotton, alfalfa, and grains. The introduction of the Southern Pacific Railroad in the late 19th century further boosted trade and accessibility. As the population

A typical Florence saloon.

Photos Courtesy of the Pinal County Historical Society

grew, infrastructure improvements, including roads, schools, and businesses, helped Florence transition from a rugged frontier town into a stable community.

The 20th century brought additional growth as Florence became home to multiple state and federal correctional facilities, creating a steady source of employment and economic stability. The presence of the prison system played a significant role in shaping Florence’s modern economy, providing jobs and supporting local businesses that catered to employees and their families.

Tourism has also been an essential component of Florence’s economy, with its well-preserved historic district drawing visitors eager to experience the town’s Wild West past. The continued emphasis on heritage tourism has led to the restoration of many historic buildings, ensuring that Florence retains its unique character while attracting new investment.

In recent years, Florence has experienced further economic diversification, with real estate development and renewable energy projects contributing to its growth. The town’s proximity to major metropolitan areas like Phoenix and Tucson has increased interest from homebuyers and businesses seeking a balance between small-town charm and accessibility to urban centers. Local government initiatives have focused on infrastructure improvements, business incentives, and sustainable growth, ensuring Florence remains an attractive destination for both residents and investors.

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Mining, particularly copper, has been an essential part of Florence’s economic fabric. The late 19th and early 20th centuries saw a boom in mining activity in the surrounding areas, drawing prospectors and investors eager to capitalize on Arizona’s rich mineral deposits. While Florence itself was not a major mining hub, it served as a critical supply and trade center for nearby mining towns.

In recent years, the discovery of significant copper deposits near Florence has renewed interest in the industry. Modern extraction techniques, including in-situ recovery methods, have made it possible to mine copper with minimal environmental disruption. The potential for new mining operations has sparked economic discussions regarding job creation and revenue generation for the town and surrounding communities. With copper demand remaining strong globally, Florence is poised to benefit from its longstanding ties to the mining sector while implementing responsible and sustainable mining practices.

f L orence ’ s r o L e in a rizona ’ s s tatehoo D

As one of Arizona's earliest settlements, Florence played a crucial role in the state's journey to statehood. Being the county seat of Pinal County since 1875, the town was a center for political and civic activities. Many influential

figures who pushed for Arizona’s statehood in 1912 had ties to Florence, and the town's role in governance helped lay the foundation for modern Arizona.

Florence’s courthouse and government offices provided a platform for political debates and legislative planning, making it a hub for discussions on Arizona’s territorial future. Several key political leaders from Florence were instrumental in drafting and advocating for Arizona’s state constitution. Additionally, the town’s growing economy and stable infrastructure demonstrated Arizona’s viability as a self-sustaining state, strengthening its case for statehood.

One of Florence’s most notable figures, Ernest McFarland, played a crucial role in shaping Arizona’s legal and political landscape. McFarland, who later became a U.S. Senator, Governor of Arizona, and Chief Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court, was instrumental in advocating for policies that advanced the state's development. His contributions to public service and his role in Arizona’s early governance helped ensure the state’s long-term success.

Florence’s commitment to law, governance, and civic engagement reinforced the democratic principles that would shape Arizona as it transitioned from a territory to a state. The town’s enduring influence in state politics and governance remains a testament to its foundational role in Arizona’s history.

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Florence has maintained a strong sense of heritage, celebrated through annual events and cultural traditions. The Florence Historic Home Tour, showcasing wellpreserved adobe and Victorian-era homes, highlights the town’s architectural legacy. The annual Country Thunder music festival attracts thousands of visitors, reinforcing Florence’s reputation as a vibrant cultural destination. The town also hosts the Junior Parada, the world’s oldest youth rodeo, reflecting its deep connection to Western traditions and ranching culture.

Other popular traditions include the Christmas on Main Street festival, which brings the community together with festive decorations, holiday markets, and performances.

Florence’s Halloween Fright Fest is another beloved event, offering family-friendly activities and historical ghost tours that highlight the town’s rich past.

Florence, Arizona, boasts a rich tapestry of historical buildings that reflect its storied past and architectural heritage. With over 140 preserved structures dating from the 19th to mid-20th centuries, the town offers a glimpse into its evolution from a frontier settlement to a thriving community. The Annual Florence Home Tour in February offers an opportunity to see some of these wonderful buildings. Here are just a few:

first P ina L county courthouse (McFarland State Historic Park)

The First Pinal County Courthouse, built in 1878, is the oldest standing courthouse in Arizona. This adobe structure has served various roles over the years, including a hospital and public health center. In 1974, former Governor Ernest McFarland purchased and donated the building to the state, leading to its restoration and establishment as McFarland State Historic Park. Today, the park offers exhibits on local history and McFarland's contributions to Arizona.

secon D P ina L county courthouse

Constructed in 1891, the Second Pinal County Courthouse stands as a testament to Late Victorian architecture. Designed by prominent Arizona architect James M. Creighton, this three-story redbrick building features an ornate clock tower—though due to budget constraints, the clock's hands were painted at 11:44 and remain fixed at that time. Serving as the county's judicial center until 1961, the courthouse was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978

f L orence high schoo L

Opened in 1916, the original building of Florence High School showcases Neoclassical

Revival architecture with Spanish Revival elements. Designed by the architectural firm Lescher & Kibbey, the one-story structure was oriented to optimize natural heating and cooling practical consideration for students who often traveled long distances on foot or horseback. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1987.

h istoric r esi D entia L an D c ommercia L s tructures

Florence's historic district is home to numerous adobe buildings and Victorian-era homes that line its streets, particularly along Main Street. These structures, totaling over 125, narrate the town's Old West past and contribute to its designation as a National Historic District. The preservation of these buildings allows visitors and residents alike to experience the rich history and architectural beauty that define Florence, Arizona.

A visitor adds some color to a picture depicting the nine hospitals in the HonorHealth system at the entrance to Florence Medical Center.

t he f uture of f L orence

As Florence looks to the future, it balances historical preservation with modern growth. Economic diversification, including tourism, renewable energy, and sustainable development, is shaping the town’s future. The expansion of infrastructure, improved public amenities,

and smart growth policies are ensuring a high quality of life for residents while maintaining the town’s rich heritage. Florence is also positioning itself as a hub for small businesses and entrepreneurship, encouraging investment in local enterprises. With a growing focus on sustainability, the town is embracing eco-friendly initiatives such as water conservation, solar energy adoption, and green building practices.

As a town rich in history, tradition, and promise, Florence remains a cornerstone of Arizona’s past and future. Whether exploring its Wild West roots, enjoying its cultural festivals, or witnessing its economic transformation, visitors will find Florence to be a unique and welcoming destination. We hope you come and stay awhile! Florence!

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Pinal County Celebrates 150 Years of History and Progress

Pinal County, a cornerstone of Arizona’s rich heritage, marks a momentous milestone in 2025—its 150th anniversary. Established in 1875, Pinal County has evolved from a rugged frontier into a dynamic region that blends historical significance, economic vitality, and natural beauty. As the county celebrates this historic occasion, residents and visitors alike are invited to explore its storied past, thriving present, and promising future.

a J ourney t hrough t ime

Pinal County's history is deeply intertwined with Arizona's pioneering spirit. Originally home to Indigenous peoples, including the ancient Hohokam civilization, the area later became a vital center for mining, ranching, and agriculture. The discovery of copper, silver, and gold in the late 19th century spurred economic growth, with towns like Florence, Superior, and Casa Grande emerging as key hubs of activity.

Florence, the county seat, still retains its Old West charm, featuring landmarks such as McFarland State Historic Park

and the beautifully preserved Pinal County Courthouse. The Gila River and the expansion of the Southern Pacific Railroad further positioned Pinal County as a critical player in Arizona's development.

In the early 20th century, agriculture transformed the county's economy, with irrigation turning arid lands into fertile fields. Large cotton farms, cattle ranches, and citrus groves sustained local communities. During World War II, military installations like the Coolidge Army Airfield added to the county's historical significance.

By the mid-to-late 20th century, suburban growth and

major highways like I-10 spurred continued development. Pinal County’s strategic location between Phoenix and Tucson attracted industries in manufacturing, logistics, and technology.

a t hriving P resent

Today, Pinal County stands as one of Arizona’s fastestgrowing regions, offering a diverse economy rooted in agriculture, manufacturing, and tech innovation. Its prime location continues to draw businesses and new residents seeking opportunities and quality of life.

Major employers in aerospace, automotive, and renewable energy anchor the region, alongside a flourishing small business scene. Primary-planned communities bring modern amenities while honoring the area's cultural roots. Central Arizona College plays a vital role in workforce development, offering programs aligned with industry needs. The county also boasts expanding healthcare facilities and infrastructure projects to support its rapid growth.

Nature lovers can explore the Superstition Mountains, Picacho Peak, and the scenic Sonoran Desert. Local festivals—from the Florence Historic Home Tour to Casa Grande Cowboy Days—celebrate Pinal’s heritage, while a growing arts and culinary scene adds modern vibrancy.

L ooking to the f uture

As Pinal County embarks on its next chapter, it remains committed to smart growth, sustainability, and innovation. Upcoming priorities include:

• Expanded Transportation Networks: Improved highways and potential rail systems to accommodate population growth and economic development.

• Renewable Energy Projects: Solar and wind power initiatives positioning the county as a sustainability leader.

• Smart Urban Planning: Eco-conscious development, new parks, recreational spaces, and community centers to enhance quality of life.

• Education & Workforce Training: Investments in technical schools and vocational programs to prepare future generations.

• Healthcare Expansion: State-of-the-art medical facilities to support a growing, diverse population.

With bold plans and deep roots, Pinal County is poised to thrive well beyond its 150th anniversary—preserving its heritage while shaping a vibrant future.

Photo: Michael Joseph Baca/Casa de Baca Studios

Historic Clarke House, home of

Florence Reminder & Blade-Tribune

150 th a nniversary e vents

To honor 150 years of history and community, Pinal County will host a year-long celebration featuring:

• Historical Exhibitions: Artifacts, photos, and stories highlighted in museums and libraries.

• Community Gatherings: Town celebrations, parades, and festivals in Florence, Casa Grande, and Apache Junction including the 150th Birthday Bash on October 4th, 2025, in Florence, Arizona.

• Educational Programs: Outreach initiatives for schools and communities.

• Pinal County Time Capsule: A community project inviting letters and memorabilia for future generations.

• Sesquicentennial Gala: A grand evening of dining, music, and historic reflection.

• Historical Reenactments: Live performances bringing Old West history to life.

• Outdoor Adventures: Guided hikes, nature walks, and special park events.

Whether you are a lifelong resident or a first-time visitor, Pinal County’s sesquicentennial offers a unique opportunity to reflect on the past and embrace the future. Join us in celebrating 150 years of history, progress, and community spirit in one of Arizona’s most vibrant counties.

t o W n of f L orence s tatistics

D emogra P hics

Florence Population 27,507

Pinal County Population ......... 447,138

State of Arizona Population 7.2 Million

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Town Sales Tax ....................... 2.0%

Pinal County Sales Tax 1.6% Arizona Sales Tax ...................

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average tem P eratures

D istance to air P orts

Phoenix Sky Harbor 58 miles

Phoenix/Gateway Mesa .......... 32 miles

Tucson International 77 miles

area mi L eage (from Florence)

Grand Canyon 324 miles

Phoenix .................................... 65 miles

Tucson 75 miles

Coolidge ................................... 10 miles

Casa Grande 30 miles

Flagstaff ................................... 207 miles Yuma 204 miles Mexico (Nogales) ..................... 135 miles

i m P ortant n umbers

e D ucation

Florence Unified School District

www.fusdaz.com .................................. (520) 866-3500

Central Arizona College www.centralaz.edu .............................. (520) 494-5444

Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology www.cavitschools.com ......................... (520) 423-1944

University of Arizona www.arizona.edu ................................. (520) 621-2211

Northern Arizona University www.nau.edu ....................................... (923) 523-5511

Arizona State University www.asu.edu ........................................ (480) 965-2100

Pinal Gila Community Child Services (Head Start) www.pgcsc.org ..................................... (520) 723-5321

senior services

Central Arizona Aging www.centralazaging.org ...................... (520) 836-2758

Dorothy Nolan Senior Center www.florenceaz.gov ............................. (520) 868-7622

hea L th care services

HonorHealth Florence Medical Center . (520) 868-3333

Banner Casa Grande Medical Center (520) 381-6300

Rural Metro Fire Department ............... (520) 836-0284

Sun Life Health (520) 868-5811

Horizon Community Health Center ...... (520) 635-6336

county services

Pinal County Government www.pinalcountyaz.gov ...................... (520) 866-6000

Pinal County Public Health (520) 509-3555

Pinal County Recycle Center ................ (520) 866-5111

Pinal County Sheriff’s Office (520) 509-3555

Pinal County Superior Court ................ (520) 509-3555

Pinal County Animal Control (520) 509-3555

community services

Arizona Motor Vehicle Services (Coolidge location) ............................... (520) 723-5338

AZ Department of Economic Security (520) 723-5351

Better Business Bureau ........................... (520) 888-6262

Florence Post Office (520) 868-8013

Florence Reminder & Blade-Tribune

www.pinalcentral.com (520) 868-5897

United Way of Pinal County

www.unitedwayofpc.org (520) 868-0736

to W n services – services

Town Hall

www.florenceaz.gov (520) 868-7500

Building Inspections (520) 868-7575

Economic Development (520) 868-7541

Finance (520) 868-7624

Fire (520) 868-7609

Grants .................................................... (520) 868-7549

Library (520) 868-8311

Municipal Court .................................... (520) 868-7514

Community Services (520) 868-7589

Human Resources .................................. (520) 868-7553

Community Development (520) 868-7575

Police (non-emergency) .......................... (520) 868-7681

Public Works (520) 868-7620

uti L ities

Arizona Public Service

www.aps.com (800) 253-9405

San Carlos Irrigation Project (520) 723-6215

Cox Communications (520) 884-0133

Electrical District #2 (520) 723-7741

CenturyLink Communications www.centurylink.com ......................... (800) 244-1111

Southwest Gas

www.swgas.com .................................. (877) 860-6020

EPCOR (480) 987-9870

SRP ........................................................ (602) 236-8888

Address: ARIZONA@WORK

Pinal County Business and Career Center

820 E. Cottonwood Lane, Bldg E Casa Grande, AZ 85122

Phone: (520) 509-3555

Website: pinal.gov/WorkforceDevelopment

about us

Pinal County’s workforce development system seamlessly integrates both public and private stakeholders into a service delivery system that focuses on both job seekers and employers. Services are primarily delivered through a blend of ARIZONA@ WORK Pinal County services which are funded by the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), and County funded workforce training incentives leveraged to attract and retain a qualified workforce driven by employer needs.

ty P es of services for em PL oyers

ARIZONA@WORK Pinal County is part of the statewide ARIZONA@WORK network. The system assists in developing the County’s workforce and matches employers with job seekers. ARIZONA@WORK Pinal County partners with employers of all sizes and types to recruit, develop and retain a workforce that supports business success, while providing job seekers career development services, including connecting them to employment opportunities.

areas of s P ecific ex P ertise

• Workforce Data Analysis

• Career Guidance and Planning

• Customized Employer Services

• Community Collaboration

• Advanced Manufacturing Focused Training

• Transportation/Logistics Focused Training

service format

Customers are at the forefront of all ARIZONA@WORK Pinal County services. Self-service options are available to both jobseekers and employers. Jobseekers can search online for employment opportunities, upload their resume as well as search for training providers via Arizona Job Connection (www.azjobconnection.gov). Employers can enter job orders and search for qualified candidates via the same portal.

The ARIZONA@WORK Pinal County Business and Career Center in Casa Grande is a welcoming hub where individuals can connect with a workforce professional to discuss employment and career options. Additional access points are being developed to allow easier connection to services throughout the County. Employers can be connected to a Business Service Consultant who is well versed in the service offerings and are ready to customize a hiring plan.

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Depending on an individual’s circumstances, a connection to a training program can be relatively quick. Job seekers can complete certificate bearing training programs in weeks or months depending on their goals. Eligible ARIZONA@WORK Pinal County participants can be provided with financial assistance and support services to allow them to focus on their training program’s courses. Once training is completed, referrals to available employment opportunities can be made.

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f L orence u nifie D s choo L D istrict bui LD ing a brighter future for our community

The Florence Unified School District (FUSD) is more than just a collection of schools; it's a vital part of the Florence and San Tan Valley community, deeply committed to shaping the future, one student at a time. Our mission is clear: To ensure that every student discovers their potential to succeed. This drives everything we do, from classroom instruction to extracurricular activities, and our strong community partnerships. We are actively working towards our vision: To become a district by design, where kids come first.

For families considering a move to Florence, or for those already here exploring educational options, FUSD offers a comprehensive and supportive learning environment. We provide a pathway for every student, from the earliest learners in kindergarten to young adults preparing for college or careers.

The District is made up of fifteen schools and boasts three outstanding high schools; Florence High School, Poston Butte, and San Tan Foothills. These comprehensive high schools provide students with not only a range of academic

courses, but also athletics and extracurricular activities.

Beginning in the 2025-2026 school year, the district will be transitioning to a middle school model. The middle schools, serving grades 6-8, are Florence Middle School, San Tan Mountain Middle School and Walker Butte Middle School. This leaves the seven elementary schools to educate students from pre-kindergarten to 5th grade. These elementary schools are Anthem, Circle Cross Ranch, Copper Basin, Florence, Magma Ranch, San Tan Heights, and Skyline Ranch Elementary Schools.

We know families have choices in the east valley, but what sets Florence Unified apart is our commitment to providing a well-rounded, supportive, and forward-thinking educational experience that include:

• Highly Qualified, Certified Educators: Our teachers are dedicated professionals who are passionate about student success. They are committed to creating engaging and supportive learning environments.

• FREE Transportation: Unlike many charter schools who charge for your student’s transportation, FUSD provides consistent, reliable, and safe transportation for students residing within district boundaries. Our award-winning department offers peace of mind for parents, ensuring students get to and from school dependably. Through the usage of the Here Comes the Bus app, parents can receive real-time updates on the whereabouts of their child’s bus.

• 1:1 Technology Integration: FUSD is a 1:1 district, meaning every student has access to a Chromebook. This ensures that all students have the tools they need to thrive in a digital world and are prepared for the challenges of the 21st century.

• Academic Programs that allow your student to achieve beyond the dedicated curriculum such as International Baccalaureate, AP Capstone and STEAM programs such as forensics, biotechnology, and computer science.

The Florence Unified School District is committed to the success of our students, families and our community’s future. We believe that a strong education system is the foundation of a thriving community. We invite you to explore any of our schools, take a tour and discover how we can help your children reach their full potential. Come see why Florence Unified was voted the BEST School District in the east valley!

To learn more about enrollment at FUSD, go to fusdaz.org/enroll-now.

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(480) 344-9800

4380 N. Hunt Highway www.alaschools.org

American Leadership Academy (ALA) Anthem South Pre-K-12 is a distinguished public charter school located in Florence, Arizona. It serves students from Preschool through 12th grade and proudly serves the communities of Florence, San Tan Valley, and Coolidge, offering a comprehensive educational experience from early childhood through high school.

As part of the ALA network, the school is dedicated to providing a high-quality education in a moral and wholesome environment, focused on supporting both students and their families. The campus fosters a community built on the R.A.I.S.E. values: respect, Accountability, Integrity, Service, and Excellence, which guide students toward academic and personal success.

ALA Anthem South creates a supportive, academically challenging environment where students of all ages can

thrive. The school maintains clear expectations, including uniform guidelines, that promote professionalism, unity, and school pride.

The curriculum at ALA Anthem South K-12 is designed to prepare students for success in higher education and future careers. It includes rigorous academics, a variety of extracurricular activities, and a strong focus on character development. The school offers diverse opportunities for involvement, including athletics, clubs, and leadership programs, ensuring students receive a well-rounded education.

For families seeking a tuition-free public charter school that prioritizes academic excellence, character development, and community values, ALA Anthem South Pre-K-12 provides an enriching and supportive educational environment. The preschool program is also very affordable, making it accessible for families looking for high-quality early childhood education.

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Central Arizona College provides a world class learner experience and empowers its students and staff to succeed by providing a TRUE Learning community through accessible, educational, economic, cultural, and personal growth opportunities for those of all ages.

Additionally, comprehensive workforce services tailored to meet the evolving needs of our community and economy are met through CAC’s dedication to ensuring the workforce requirements of Pinal County are met. Our primary focus is on cultivating strong partnerships with existing, new, and prospective employers to ensure programs align with current industry demands. This collaboration enables us to offer a diverse range of workforce programs designed to equip students with the necessary skills and certifications for successful careers.

Numerous non-credit community and continuing education classes provide various learning opportunities to assist with career advancement and professional development while

others are designed to help community members pursue a hobby or personal interest. Continuing education courses can lead to industry recognized certifications and licenses. The possibilities are endless at CAC, and the college takes great pride in providing the communities of Pinal County with interesting, fun and interactive programming.

For those interested in obtaining a certificate or degree, CAC’s guided pathways provide a clear roadmap of sequenced courses. With nine areas of interest, students can find the pathway they want to a great career. For a listing of the nine areas of interest and related guided pathways maps explore the Areas of Interest on the college website.

Students who choose CAC as the place to pursue their educational dreams can do so without the worry of having to pay too much for their continued education.

All students who reside in Pinal County and graduate from a Pinal County high school are eligible to receive two years

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of in-state tuition (fall/spring, fall/spring) funded by CAC and the CAC Foundation through Pinal Promise. This alleviates a huge financial burden for students who may not otherwise be able to attend college. Pinal Promise provides funding for any tuition need that has not been met, meaning that Pinal Promise funds will be applied after all other Financial Aid has been added to the student’s account (this excludes student loans). To be eligible for Pinal Promise, students must reside in and graduate from a Pinal County high school, participate in 20 hours of community service that can be completed in high school or while attending CAC and complete the CAC Scholarship application. For a listing of requirements and additional information visit centralaz.edu/pinalpromise.

Advising appointments are available face-to-face on campus, virtually through Microsoft TEAMS, or by phone. To schedule an appointment with an advisor, follow this link centralaz.edu/advising.

CAC also offers a variety of community events throughout the year at our multiple campus locations or other venues throughout the County. For a listing of all CAC community events, please visit cacevents.ludus.com. At this portal, you will be able to purchase event tickets or RSVP to free events.

CAC business hours are Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. For more information, please call (520) 494-5111 or visit www.centralaz.edu.

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Greetings from the Florence Fire Department! Founded in 1948, the Florence Fire Department is proud to serve as one of Arizona's oldest public safety institutions. For over a century, we have remained committed to protecting lives and property in our community, and we stand ready to assist you in your time of need—day or night.

Our department operates from two strategically located fire stations: Engine 541 located on 1st street and Ladder 542 on Hunt Highway in a community known as Anthem Florence. This ensures effective coverage and quick response times across the town of Florence. We utilize a three-platoon system to handle community emergencies 24 hours a day. Our fleet includes:

• Aerial units: Pierce Lance 75-foot Ladder and 2014 Pierce Velocity 100-foot Aerial Platform

• Engines: 2012 Pierce Velocity Engine, 2023 US Fire Apparatus Engine, 2024 Pierce Enforcer Engine

• Brush trucks: 2006 Ford Type 6 and 2020 International Type 3

• Specialized vehicles: 2023 Rosenbauer Water Tender, 2023 Chevy Battalion Response Pick-up, 2025 Polaris UTV

• Medical and transport units: 2008 Chevy Ambulance (transport services provided by AMR ambulance)

The Florence Fire Department underwent a thorough review by Insurance Service Office (ISO), evaluating municipal fire-protection efforts nationwide. In Aug 2023 We proudly achieved a Public Protection Classification (PPC) of 3, reflecting superior property fire protection and effective fire-suppression systems within our community. Whether responding to emergencies, promoting fire safety, or participating in local events, we’re here for you 24/7. Together, we can ensure Florence continues to be a safe and thriving place to live, work and play. Remember, your safety is our mission—don't hesitate to reach out with any questions or concerns.

Thank you for trusting us to serve the Florence community. Your safety is our highest priority.

Nestled in a vibrant community spanning 62 square miles and home to nearly 27,000 residents, the Florence Police Department is a steadfast pillar of safety and service.

At the helm is our esteemed Chief of Police, whose vision for community-focused policing guides our mission. Supporting the Chief are two Commanders, overseeing operations and ensuring effective policy implementation. Their leadership is complemented by four Sergeants.

Our department is made up of over twenty Patrol Officers and one Detective, who tirelessly patrol streets, respond to calls, investigate criminal activity, and engage with the community to maintain peace and order.

We are excited to introduce three new School Resource Officers (SROs) for the 2025-2026 school year, who will be able to assist patrol in fostering a safe environment in our schools and strengthening bonds with the educational community.

In addition to our sworn officers, our department is strengthened by a dedicated team of thirteen civilian staff members and over fifteen volunteers. This team includes

nine dispatchers and one Dispatch Supervisor, who serves as the critical first point of contact for emergency calls. We have two Records Clerks and one Evidence Technician, who meticulously manage essential documentation and handle evidence with precision.

The Florence Police Department recently incorporated the Town’s Code Enforcement unit. This vital function is served by two Code Enforcement Officers who ensure cohesive and comprehensive community service and compliance.

Our commitment to community engagement is unwavering. We build strong, trusting relationships, actively working towards procedural justice, supported by partnerships with the town council, school district, and faith-based organizations. With four shifts operating around the clock, our department is always ready to respond to the needs of our citizens, day or night. Together, we are building a future that is secure, inclusive, and full of opportunity.

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American Legion Post 9

250 S. Pinal Pkwy. (520) 868-7966

azlegion9.org

Veterans' organization with a public bar, food events, and community gatherings.

Anthem Grille

6100 W. Merrill Ranch Pkwy. (520) 723-1660 postonbutte.com/ anthem-grille

Casual dining at Poston Butte Golf Club with American classics.

BAR 727

727 E. Gressinger St. (480) 280-6731

facebook.com/BAR-72761551774507818

Bar serving a variety of foods and drinks.

Burger King

80 W. Hwy 287 (520) 868-3880 burgerking.com

Fast-food chain known for flame-grilled burgers.

Chef on the Go (Food Truck)

Mobile Location (815) 600-0200 facebook.com/ Chefonthego17

Chef's take on classic dishes; catering available.

Chen's Chinese Bistro

3281 N. Hunt Hwy. (520) 723-6333 chensflorence.com

Authentic Chinese cuisine offering dine-in and takeout.

Florence A&M Pizza

445 W. Highway 287 (520) 868-0170

ampizzas.com

Family-owned pizzeria specializing in pizza, pasta, and subs.

Florence Cafe

495 N. Pinal Pkwy., #102 (520) 868-8058

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Quaint breakfast and lunch cafe known for hearty meals and smalltown charm.

Florence Fudge Shop (The)

440 N. Main St. (520) 518-5520 facebook.com/

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Handmade fudge, sweet treats, plus fresh sandwiches and lunch specials.

Irish Cowboy (The)

305 N. Main St. (520) 614-6252 theirishcowboy.com

Irish-themed bar and restaurant offering traditional Irish food and drinks.

Jalapeños Restaurant

981 S. Main St. (520) 868-8986 jalapenos-restaurant. restaurants-world.com

Authentic and flavorful Mexican dishes served in a casual environment.

LB Cantina

695 S. Main St. (520) 868-9981 lbcantina.com

Serving Sonoran-style Mexican cuisine in a beautiful and relaxing atmosphere.

Lidia's Cocina at Old Pueblo

505 S. Main St. (520) 412-5278

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Traditional Mexican and American favorites in a historic building.

Loft & Pantry (The)

350 N. Main St. (541) 480-6381 theloftandpantry.com

Homemade soups, salads, baked goods, and artisan gifts in a cozy loft setting.

Ma's Kitchen (Food Truck)

444 N Pinal Pkwy. (520) 442-8477 facebook.com/ maskitchentruck

Family-run Greek-American food truck featuring gyros and homemade meals.

McDonald's

801 N. Hwy 79 (520) 836-4850 mcdonalds.com

World-famous fast food offering burgers, fries, and breakfast items.

Mount Athos Restaurant & Cafe

444 N. Pinal Pkwy. (520) 868-0735 mountathoscafe.com

Specializes in Greek, American, and Italian fine cuisine.

River Bottom Bar & Grill

2501 N. Hwy 79 (520) 868-3131

riverbottombar.com

Popular casual hangout offering burgers, wings, and live music events.

Sonic Drive-In

100 W. Ruggles Rd. (520) 868-9921

sonicdrivein.com

Fast-food chain known for burgers, hot dogs, milkshakes, and carhop service.

Station Coffee Company (The)

130 N. Main St., #106 (520) 827-5987

facebook.com/ thestationcoffeeco

Artisan coffee shop with locally roasted coffees, teas, and pastries.

Subway

55 S. Main St. (520) 868-5257

subway.com

Fast-food chain known for build-your-own sandwiches.

Taco Bell

558 N. Pinal Pkwy. (520) 868-8471

tacobell.com

Fast-food chain serving Tex-Mex fare.

Valentino's Eatery

3385 N. Hunt Hwy, #121 (520) 723-5910

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Authentic Italian cuisine featuring steaks, seafood, and pasta in a fine dining atmosphere.

Your Behind BBQ

270 N Main St. (520) 868-4227

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Locally famous for slow-smoked BBQ meats and homemade sides.

Step into McFarland State Historic Park and you’ll step back in time. Built in 1878, this historic building has, through the years, embraced several important functions within its adobe brick walls. As Pinal County’s first courthouse, it now boasts the reputation of being Arizona’s oldest courthouse that can be toured.

The original sheriff’s office houses a well-stocked visitor center, featuring local, area, and state information.

The courtroom is dedicated to Ernest McFarland, the namesake of the park. One of Arizona’s most important statesmen, “Mac” has the honor of being the only American to have served his state in all three branches of the government. He is also known as a Father of the G.I. Bill, having drafted provisions for educational and business loans.

Upon construction of the town’s next courthouse in 1892, the building became the county hospital for approximately 50 years. Visit our hospital display and let your mind wander back to medicine at the start of the 1900’s. The building subsequently became Public Health, then a museum, and in the 1970’s Ernest McFarland bought and donated it to the state as a historic park.

One of our popular exhibits is the WWII POW Camp Florence display, with pictures, text, and artifacts of the camp, which was located north of town.

Children can experience learning too, with Jr. Ranger and Jr. Buddy programs and the Kids Courthouse Connection, special hands-on exhibits made especially for them.

Be sure to visit our unique gift shop, a favorite stop for both local shoppers and visitors. You’ll find products from local artisans and local farms, as well as items made by Arizona State inmates.

Join us for an enjoyable experience. Group tours available upon advance request.

Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. • Oct. 1 - Apr. 30 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. • May 1 - Sep. 30

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Step Back in Time at the Pinal County Historical Museum

The Pinal County Historical Museum (PCHM) invites you to explore the fascinating past for Pinal County, down on historic Main Street in Florence, Arizona, a town brimming with stories. Founded in 1958, this museum serves as a gateway to the region's rich heritage, offering a glimpse into the lives and events that shaped our community.

Imagine walking through exhibits that bring local legends to life. You'll encounter artifacts that whisper tales of the Wild West, like the infamous Shootout at the Tunnel Saloon, and delve into the imposing history of the Second Territorial Prison. See how the ingenuity of early settlers is reflected in unique displays, such as furniture crafted from desert cacti, and learn about the agricultural roots of the area through vintage farm equipment.

PCHM is more than just a collection of artifacts; it's a place where families can connect with history. Engage in interactive scavenger hunts and museum bingo, designed to spark curiosity and create lasting memories. Explore Arizona's diverse natural history through exhibits on local geology and the fascinating creatures of the desert.

Children 18 and under enter for free ($7 Admission for adults), the first Saturday of each month, September

through June, everyone can experience the museum without an admission fee.

Come see unique gifts in the museum's shop, perfect for finding a memento of your visit. Beyond exhibits, PCHM serves as a valuable resource for researchers, housing a diverse collection of archives and materials that shed light on Pinal County's past.

Make your visit to Florence complete by spending a day exploring the PCHM and the charming local shops and restaurants that surround it. This is where the stories of history come alive, and the spirit of our desert is preserved for generations to come.

About Us:

Founded in 1958, the PCHM a 501(c)(3) nonprofit is the oldest historical organization in Pinal County.

Address: 715 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132

Phone: (520) 868-4382

Email: info@pchmuseum.org www.facebook.com/pchmuseum1 www.instagram.com/pchmuseum1 www.pchmuseum.org

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Casa Grande Ruins Reservation was created on June 22, 1892, by order of President Benjamin Harrison to protect a one-of-a-kind remaining Casa Grande or “Great House.” As a result, Casa Grande became the first prehistoric and cultural site to be established in the United States. The 480-acre reservation boundary changed in 1909, but retained the same acreage. An act in 1926 reduced that area to 472.5 acres. Some controversy has occurred over the years about the exact name of the monument. Originally, it was set aside as Casa Grande Ruins Reservation. In 1918 President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed it to be Casa Grande Monument. Subsequent congressional acts in 1926 and 1930 called it Casa Grande Ruins National Monument. Some National Park Service personnel have held that the national monument proclamation of 1918 should determine the name, but on the basis of the later legislation combined with a legal opinion and desire by monument management to be known as Casa Grande Ruins National Monument, the National Park Service Chief Historian recommended on December 17,1991, that it be recognized as Casa Grande Ruins National Monument.

The significance of Casa Grande Ruins lies in its prehistoric past when the builders and inhabitants achieved a sophisticated culture. Casa Grande fell within the heartland of an extensive prehistoric agricultural society. The Hohokam (a Pima Indian term meaning “those who have gone,”) with their lengthy canal irrigation system, were masters of the desert.

The Casa Grande is a four-story building as large as a castle and equal to the largest church in these lands of Sonora. Close to this Casa Grande are thirteen smaller houses, somewhat more dilapidated, and the ruins of many others, which make it evident that in ancient times there had been a city here. Jesuit padre Eusebio Francisco Kino wrote: “On this occasion and on later ones I have learned and heard, and at times have seen, that further to the east, north and west there are seven or eight more of these large old house and ruins of whole cities, with many broken metates and jars, charcoal, etc.” From that point onward, the Great House received a notoriety that caused many travelers to come to behold this work of a mysterious people and to speculate on its origins and meaning.

Scenic beauty, majestic sunsets and the natural wonder make tourism the number one industry in Arizona. In Pinal County, tourism accounted for over $931M in direct spending in 2022 and supports over 7,000 jobs. As tourism continues to grow, so does Pinal County. The community is already a destination hub for those seeking recreational

adventure, annual festivals and an exploration of Arizona’s magnificent landmarks. Pinal County is home to four State Parks, four Wilderness Areas, three National Monuments, two National Forests, one National Recreation Trail, one National Scenic Trail and a world-renowned Arboretum.

Tucked between Arizona’s two most populated counties, Pinal County is a convenient escape from the everyday hustle and bustle. Our rural county is a place to relax and enjoy nature while also offering the thrills of new adventure. Rich in history and bursting with culture, this is the place where memories are created and new discoveries are made. At a sprawling 5,374 square miles, Pinal County has two distinct geographical regions. The eastern portion is mountainous with breathtaking views at elevations up to 6,000 feet while the western portion is primarily low desert valleys filled with gorgeous desert vegetation. You can find it all here in the heart of the desert.

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On the back of Mount Lemmon, the highest point of the Santa Catalina Mountains, visitors can experience the longest zipline in Arizona as well as mountainside musicals, camping and dining events.

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Biosphere 2 is the world’s largest earth science experiment. Discover the world in a 3.14-acre laboratory with active research systems spanning from ocean to desert environments and so much more.

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Located in the eastern portion of the county, the Boyce Thompson Arboretum offers stunning vistas and excellent walks focused on the unique flora and fauna that are oftentimes missed in these unique desert locations. In 2024, the Arboretum celebrated its Centennial Celebration and continues to bring incredible events to the visitors every year.

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Anchoring the northern part of Pinal County, the Superstition Mountains offer scenic trails as well as a museum for visitors to learn about the lore of a legendary landscape rumored to hold the Lost Dutchman Gold Mine. A new addition to this region is Peralta Regional Park, a collaboration between Pinal County and Bureau of Land Management. The park will provide visitors exposure to the unique natural character of this upper Sonoran Desert setting. Features will include camping, a stargazing node, picnic sites, and more. Connectivity to the Lost Goldmine Trail and Lost Dutchman Park is part of the park’s notable features.

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 Talk of the Town

 Women in Business

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 Freedom Fest

 Casino Night

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 Florence Farmers Market (3rd Saturday)

 Florence Women in Business

october

 Pinal County 150th Birthday Bash

 Florence Farmers Market (3rd Friday)

 State of the County

 Oktoberfest

 Fright Fest

 Dia De Los Muertos Celebration

november

 3rd Friday

 Florence Farmers Market (3rd Saturday)

 93rd Annual Parada

 Small Business Saturday Festival

 2nd Chance Prom

D ecember

 Florence Women in Business

 3rd Friday

 Santa Cruise

 Florence Farmers Market (3rd Saturday)

 Hometown Holiday Parade on Main Street

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J anuary

 3rd Friday

 Florence Farmers Market (3rd Saturday)

 Chamber Members Meeting/Community Award Ceremony

february

 State of the Town

 40th Annual Historic Home Tour

 9th Annual Memories on Main Car Show

 3rd Friday

 Florence Farmers Market (3rd Saturday)

march

 3rd Friday

 Florence Farmers Market (3rd Saturday)

 Easter Eggstravaganzza

 Florence Music Festival

 Rail Three Ranch Rodeo

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 Country Thunder

 3rd Friday

 Florence Farmers Market (3rd Saturday)

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 Cinco De Mayo

 Florence Farmers Market (3rd Saturday)

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aquatic center

174 W. First Street

You can reach the Aquatic Center at (520) 868-7709. Please call the Parks and Recreation Department for current aquatics and programming.

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191 N. Main Street

Arriola Square is located in Historic Downtown Florence.

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200 E. 8th Street

Dog park adjacent to Little League field (corner of Sixth & Church). Amenities include picnic tables, benches, water fountain, separate areas for large and small dogs.

4905 S. Pinal Parkway

Historic Rodeo Grounds, home of the World Famous “Junior Parada Rodeo,” the oldest Junior Rodeo in the nation.

D orothy no L an senior center

330 N. Pinal Street

Call the Senior Center at (520) 868-7622 for current programming. The Dorothy Nolan Senior Center offers numerous programs for senior citizens. These programs provide subsidized nutritious meals for seniors and promote recreation, information, socialization, and interaction for seniors in the community.

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fitness center

133 N. Main Street

Equipment at the fitness center includes treadmills, recumbent bikes, weight machines and free weights.

Hours: Monday – Friday, 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., and Saturdays, 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Closed Holidays.

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On Highway 79, two miles south of Florence at mile marker 130, directly across the road from Charles Whitlow Rodeo Grounds.

heritage Park

600 N. Main Street

Amenities at Heritage Park include ball fields, basketball courts, playground, picnic ramadas, BBQ grills, open play area, volleyball, horseshoe pits and restrooms.

J aques square

291 N. Main Street

L itt L e L eague Park

200 E. 8th Street

Amenities include ball field, picnic tables and restrooms.

main street Park

121 W. 22nd Street

Amenities include picnic ramadas, BBQ grills and restrooms.

Pa D i LL a Park

77 W. Ruggles Street

Beautiful park behind the Silver King Marketplace featuring picnic tables, seasonal splash pad (April to September), turf, restrooms and a performance pad for movies and concerts.

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Access to Poston Butte is off Hunt Highway, west of Poston Butte Loop, on the north side of the road.

174 W. 1st Street

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Experience the heart of our community at the library, conveniently located at 778 N. Main Street inside the Community Center. We’re not just a library; we’re a dynamic space filled with a multitude of services designed to enrich lives and cater to every member of our community.

Immerse yourself in our fantastic collection and engaging programs tailored for all ages. Whether you’re attending a storytime with your little ones or joining a thoughtprovoking book club, you’ll find joy and connection here. Our innovative learning opportunities—like STEAM programming for toddlers and robotics for tweens and teens—are perfect for sparking curiosity and fostering creativity.

Looking to host the ultimate celebration? Our Library of Things has you covered! Borrow exciting items like foam machines, cornhole boards, and karaoke equipment that will make your event truly memorable.

Don’t miss our monthly speaker series that dives into the rich history of Arizona—come be part of the conversation! Elevate your well-being through our Healthy Lifestyle programs, where you can get energized with fun Cardio Drumming classes and learn to whip up healthy, budgetfriendly meals alongside your family.

Explore our specialized collections, including the Homeschool Collection, Parenting Section, and Business Section, all designed to support your journey and ambitions. Reconnect with nostalgia by exploring our vinyl record collection and enjoy the sounds of your youth. Don’t have a vinyl player? No worries! We have you covered. Check-out one of our vinyl players from our Library of Things.

Feeling creative? Our Maker Space offers certification classes that empower you to harness amazing technology like Glow Forge laser printers, 3D printers, and embroidery machines. This space offers state of the art equipment for all of your needs!

At the Viney Jones Library, we believe that together we can inspire, create, and grow as a community. Come and be a part of something special—your journey starts here!

778 N. Main Street

Community Services Administration (520) 868-7589

Community Center Hours:

Mon, Wed, Fri: 8:00 am to 6:00 pm

Tue, Thu: 8:00 am to 7:00 pm Sat based on reservations. Closed on holiday weekends.

Library Hours:

Tue, Thu: 9:00 am to 7:00 pm Wed, Fri: 9:00 am to 6:00 pm Sat: 11:00 am to 3:00 pm Sun, Mon: Closed

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Located in the heart of historic Florence, Arizona, the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce serves as a vital hub for local businesses, entrepreneurs, and community leaders. Membership offers a wealth of opportunities to grow your business, connect with others, and contribute to the prosperity of our region.

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Joining the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce is more than a membership—it’s an investment in your business and the future of Florence. Together, we can build a thriving community where businesses flourish and residents enjoy a high quality of life.

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The Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce strives to be a catalyst for a strong economic partnership with our members, and to promote, advocate, protect, lead and unite for continued economic growth and prosperity. contact us by P hone or emai L or visit our W ebsite for more information . greater f L orence chamber of commerce 24 W. Ruggles St., Florence, AZ 85132 www.florenceazchamber.com florencechamber@gmail.com (520) 868-9433 facebook.com/gfocc

We partner with you to keep you updated on quality training and offer Chamber members opportunities to market and grow their businesses.

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We offer events and programs to connect our Members to the whole community and provide a vibrant networking system.

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As the leading voice of business in the Greater Florence area, the Chamber works to create and maintain a strong and prosperous business environment.

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The Chamber is here for you! We will provide a partnership with you to give you the support to promote, protect and unite our business community.

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Chamber membership is a commitment to a united business environment that proves beneficial and credible to all members and the community.

The Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce would like to thank each Chamber Member who has invested in our organization. Your business and involvement are crucial to the Florence Community. We are grateful for your continued support that enables the GFCOC to provide a high level of service, leadership and integrity to its members, the community and to our many visitors. It’s a western state of mind.

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Desert Sun Tax and Bookkeeping

3722 N. Palo Verde Rd. (520) 635-5801 Florence, AZ 85132

Florence Accounting

595 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-1040 www.florenceaccounting.com

Independent Tax

2704 E. Bagdad Rd. San Tan Valley, AZ 85143 (623) 261-5583

Omega Tax Solutions

7625 W. Georgetown Way Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 793-3198 www.omegataxsolutions.com

Rock Solid Bookkeeping and Advising Services LLC 65 E. Ruggles St., #7 Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-1829 www.rocksolidadvising.com

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Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport 5835 S. Sossaman Rd. (480) 988-7618 www.gatewayairport.com

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Casa Blanca Apartments/ Grandview Management 1100 N. Sonora Loop, #2001 Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 858-2762

www.grandviewmanagentaz.com

Saguaro Garden Apartments

1501 S. Highway 79b Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-0648 www.kaykayrealty.com

a PPL iances / r e P air

My Appliance Repair Pro 3254 E. Hwy. 87 Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 788-4004 www.myappliancerepairpro.com

Service Master/1st Choice

816 W. Gila Bend Hwy. C-4 Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 353-2732 www.servicemasterrestore.com

a rts , c u L ture & e ntertainment

Boyce Thompson Arboretum

37615 US Hwy. 60 Superior, AZ 85173 (520) 689-2723 www.btarboretum.org

Casa de Baca Studios

315 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 233-1981 www.casadebacastudios.com

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Country Thunder

730 Gallatin Pike Madison TN, AZ 37115 (615) 630-4515 www.countrythunder.com

Five 20 Events Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 840-9154 www.five20events.com

Florence 1800 Peacemakers Florence, AZ 85132

McFarland State Historical Park 24 Ruggles St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-5216 www.azstateparks.com

PEG Arts Center

270 N. Pinal St. Florence, AZ 85132 (949) 873-3334 www.pegarts.com

Pinal County Historical Society/Museum

715 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-4382 www.pchmuseum.org

Superstition Mountain Museum 4087 E. Apache Trail Hwy. 88 Apache Junction, AZ 85194 (480) 983-4888 www.superstitionmountainmuseum.org

Toggenburg Goats of Arizona

5950 N. Majestic Eagle Way Florence, AZ 85132 (928) 246-7865 www.toggenburggoatsaz.com

a ttorneys

McDermott Law PLLC

355 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 222-8341 www.mcdermottlawaz.com

Weagant Law Office, PLC

291 N. Bailey St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 276-5545

a uto c are

Houseright and Sons, LLC

12226 E. Alex Way Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 499-0989 www.houserightsons.com

The Tire Factory

2311 S. 5th St. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-7840 www.thetirefactorycoolidge.com

a uto s u PPL ies & P arts

Florence Auto Supply Day Auto/NAPA

440 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-5839 www.napaonline.com

a uto D ea L ers

Garrett Motors (520) 723-5401

197 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 www.GarettMotors.com

b akeries

Garrett Motors Flor Cham BK 2025 Premium Listing #217921

AKA Bakery Coolidge, AZ 85128 (480) 787-7087

Florence Chamber Book 2025 (1) John Premium Listing Full Color (2.4” x 2.3125”) bam

b anks & b anking a ssociations

First Interstate Bank/Great Western Bank 635 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-9511 www.greatesterbank.com

National Bank of Arizona 25 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-0641 www.nbarizona.com

b eauty s a L ons / b arbers

The Chop Shop

214 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 840-9154

Lex & Laine Studio 440 N. Main St., #201 Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 309-6723

Total Concept Salon and Boutique

289 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-9544

b eauty /W e LL ness / m assage

Divine Design Beauty Bar and Wellness

2510 E. Hunt Hwy., #7 San Tan Valley, AZ 85143 (480) 254-5751 www.divinedesignbb.com

New Beginnings with Holistic Touch

6348 W. Springfield Way Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 978-6287 www.massagebook.com/nbwht

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b usiness s ervices

1 Trinity Fire Protection

Design & Consulting

11003 N. Hohokam Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 743-6458

Biz Pro Contract Services Inc

224 E. First St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 313-2134

Clearent

Bella Vista & Hunt Hwy.

San Tan Valley, AZ (480) 213-9968 www.clearent.com

Epic Shine Window Cleaning Service

11594 E. Verbina Ln. Florence, AZ 851321 (480) 795-0617 www.epicshinewindowcleaning.com

Frosted Ink Tattoos

470 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 709-5078

Gilbert Engineering USA

6500 E. Mitchell Ct., #3 Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 626-7800 www.gilbertengineeringusa.com

Global Notary Now

21394 E. Autumn Ln. Florence, AZ 85132 (602) 717-0805 www.globalnotarynow.com

Mighty Making

6627 E. Shamrock St. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 747-5922 www.mightymaking.org

Miner Metal Detectors & Geophysics

3073 E. Sierrita Rd. San Tan Valley, AZ 85143 (480) 648-7926

www.minerdetectors.com

Motivational Systems, Inc

7375 W. Buckeye Rd., #110 Phoenix, AZ (623) 936-2680 www.motivational.com

Northern Arizona Inspections Services

7200 W. Heritage Way Florence, AZ 85132 (928) 530-0393

Phoenix Online Notary/ Erica The Notary 13157 E. Chuparosa Ln. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 381-8830

Poncho’s Smoke Shop

425 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 452-2157

Power Tags and More – Florence

495 N. Pinal Pkwy., #105 Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 788-6014 www.powertagstitlesandmore.net

Power Tags and More – Queen Creek

3125 W. Hunt Hwy., #104 Queen Creek, AZ (480) 677-3132 www.powertagstitlesandmore.net

Randall’s Transport, Recovery & Productions

7334 N. Rancho Santa Fe Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 250-9327 (480) 250-9326

randallproductionsaz@gmail.com

Republic Services

3046 N. Maples St. Mesa, AZ 85215 (623) 241-8429

www.republicservices.com

Waste Connections/ Right Away Disposal

3000 S. 19th Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85009 (480) 983-9100 www.rightawaydisposal.com

While You’re Away Home Care, LLC

San Tan Valley, AZ (303) 579-9500

c ar Wash

Super Star Car Wash

3517 N. Hunt Hwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (623) 536-5956

www.superstarcarwashaz.com

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Xpress Car Wash

364 N. Arizona Blvd.

Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-5359

www.expresscarwashcoolidge.com

c aterers

Kiss the Chef Catering

6330 S. Rural Rd. Tempe, AZ 85283

Ma’s Kitchen

444 N. Pinal St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 422-8477

c ement , s an D , g rave L & s tone

Legacy Rock Products

PO Box 2043

Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 492-1454 www.legacyrockproducts.com

Mr. Tanner Rock and Soil

910 W. Butte Ave. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 521-4281 www.mrtannermining.com

Ringo Canyon Granite

4650 N. Kain Ave. Tucson, AZ 85705 (520) 820-4323

www.azlandscapingsupplies.com

c hambers of c ommerce

Apache Junction

Chamber of Commerce

567 W. Apache Trl. Apache Junction, AZ 85120 (480) 982-3141

www.ajchamber.com

Arizona City

Chamber of Commerce

13640 S. Sunland Gin., #106 Arizona City, AZ 85123

Casa Grande Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Office

575 N. Marshall St. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 836-2125

www.casagrandechamber.org

Eloy Chamber of Commerce

305 N. Stuart Ave. Eloy, AZ 85131 (520) 466-3411

www.eloychamber.com

Maricopa Chamber of Commerce

45700 W. Edison R., #100 Maricopa, AZ 85139 (520) 568-9573 www.maricopachamber.com

Superior Chamber of Commerce

165 Main St. Superior, AZ 85173 (520) 689-0200

c hurches

Christ the Victor Lutheran Church

6173 E. Arizona Farms Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 723-4220 www.christathevictor.net

Desert Hope Presbyterian Church 225 E. Butte Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-5634

First Southern Baptist Church – Florence

355 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (858) 663-4439

www.fsbcflorenceaz.com

Harvest Church at Anthem

2209 N. Monticello Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 723-7932

www.harvestchurchanthem.com

Higher Dimension

Christian Center

448 & 424 E. Butte Ave. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 980-5143

Mountain View Church Ministries

4815 W. Hunt Hwy. Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480) 677-2100 www.mv.church

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Station Coffee Company

130 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 340-4273

c ommunity & c ivic o rganizations

American Legion Post # 9 441 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-5576

BPOE Florence

Coolidge Elks #2350 2241 N. Attaway Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 723-3832 www.elks.org

Florence Lions Club

560 Florence Heights Dr. Florence, AZ 85132

Florence Rotary Club PO Box 2186 Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-4671 www.florenceazrotary.com

Florence Toastmastasters Club 1201 E. Kaibab Pl. Chandler, AZ 85249 (480) 310-4759 florenceaztn3@gmail.com

Florence Womans Club

231 W. Willow St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-8197 www.forencewomansclubaz.org

Future Forward Foundation PO Box 333 Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 313-2134 Www.futureforwardfoundtion.com

Historical Florence Foundation

214 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 840-1653

Hope Coalition AZ (602) 321-3570 www.thehopecoalitioneloy.org

Kids Kindness Organization AZ (480) 208-3912

Mary Gloria Foundation PO Box 745 Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480) 577-2069 www.pandevida.tv

Research For Life

2300 E. Magnolia St. Phoenix, AZ 85132 (480) 435-3610

www.researchforlife.com

United Way of Pinal County

1269 N. Promenade Pkwy., #104 Casa Grande, AZ 85194 (520) 836-0736 www.unitedwayofpc.org

United We Stand LLC

– Mark Wepking 23760 N. Wilderness Way Florence, AZ 85132 (608) 935-5143

c ommunity s ervices

Inclusive IEP Advocacy

28568 N. Andy Perry Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 599-5164

Pinal County Fairgrounds/ Event Center

512 S. Eleven Mile Rd. Casa Grande, AZ 85194 (520) 723-7881 www.pinalfairgrounds.com

c om P uter s ervices

My Biz Now

530 E. Hunt Hwy., #103-262 San Tan Valley, AZ (480) 889-1568 www.mybiznow.com

c onstruction c om P anies , h omebui LD ers , g enera L c ontractors / D eve L o P ers

D.R. Horton/Anthem at Merrill Ranch 8303 W. Banks Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 780-2171 www.drhorton.com

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KB Homes

10429 S. 51st St., #100 Phoenix, AZ 85094 (480) 758-3044 www.kbhome.com

LGI Homes

972 Feliz St. Florence, AZ 85132 (866) 705-8284 www.lgihomes.com

Oakwood Homes

3133 Fry Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85226 (720) 431-0650 www.oakwoodhomesco.com

Pulte Homes

3225 N. Lafayette Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 391-9527

www.pultecom/homes/arizona

c onsu L tant

All About You Placement/ Senior Resources

18521 E. Queen Creek Rd., #105 Queen Creek, AZ (480) 498-2277 www.aayss.com

P Taylor Consulting 530 E. Hunt Hwy., #103 San Tan Valley, AZ (262) 748-9310 www.ptaylorconsulting.com

c o P iers

Digital Imaging Service

6800 N. Camino Martin, #142 Tucson, AZ 85741 (520) 400-4383

c ounse L ing

Beyond Wellness Florence, AZ 85132 (928) 200-6638

Mental Health Fest, Inc PO Box 571

Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480) 427-0448 www.mentalhealthfest.org

c re D it u nions

Pinal County Federal Credit Union

851 N. Pinal Pkwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 381-3061 www.pinalcountyfcu.com

D entists /D enta L L abs /D enta L c are

Florence Family Dentistry 454 N. Pinal Pkwy Ave. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-3384 www.florenceazdental.com

Walton Orthodontics

1187 E. Cottonwood Ln., #A Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 421-1441 www.waltonortho.com

e conomic

D eve L o P ment

Pinal Alliance for Economic Growth 17235 N. 75th Ave. Glendale, AZ 85308 (520) 836-6868 www.pinalallianceorg

Pinal Partnership PO Box 904 Florence, AZ 85132 (602) 810-7448 www.pinalpartnership.com

e L ectricians

At Ease Electric

3079 N. Princeton Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 (303) 249-2057 www.ateaseelectricllc@gmail.com

Moser Electric N Technologies 10167 E. Encore Dr., #138 Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 509-8737 www.metsdnd.com

Nugen Electric

12337 N. Land Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 466-0939 www.nugenelectric.com

e nergy

Cactus Flower Solar 5310 S. Alston Ave., #300 Durham, NC 27713

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Infinite Power

1415 N. Arizona Blvd.

Coolidge, AZ 85128 (929) 247-9069 www.infinitepowersolar.com

Next Era Energy Resources

700 Universe Blvd.

Juno Beach, FL 33408 (156) 160-1707

www.nexteraenergy.com

e vents s ervices

Casa Grande Rent-A-Can 1341 N. VIP Blvd.

Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 466-7755

www.rentacanz.com

e vents , r etai L , D ining

Windmill Winery (480) 313-2303 1140 W. Butte Avenue Florence, AZ 85132 www.thewindmillwinery.com

f abric -D ra P eries

Main Street Fabrics Company

440 N. Main St., #102 Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 221-9989 www.mainstreetfabicaz.com

f arming / t ours / e vents

Caywood Farms E, 841 AZ- 287 Casa Grande, AZ 85194 (520) 560-1119

Schnepf Farms

22601 E. Cloud Rd. Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480) 987-3100

www.schenpffarms.com

f L orist

Arizona Flower Girl

240 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 213-7761

f oo D t ruck

Chef on the Go

134 Canyon Rock Rd. San Tan Valley, AZ 85143 (815) 600-0200

Chinoz Grill

Windmill Winery Florence Chamber Bk 2025 #218131

Florence Chamber Book 2025 (1) John Premium Listing – 2.4” x 2.3125” FULL COLOR

bam

4609 E. Chandler Blvd. Phoenix, AZ 85003 (480) 410-0316

Kiss the Chef Catering

6330 S. Rural Rd. Tempe, AZ 85283

f unera L h omes & m emoria L P arks

Heritage Arrowhead Funeral Home

7545 W. Rose Garden Ln. Glendale, AZ 85308 (520) 868-0457 www.heritagefuneralchapels.com

J. Warren Funeral Services

541 W. Coolidge Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-7722 www.jwarrenfuneral.com

San Tan Mountain View Funeral Home

21809 S. Ellsworth Rd. Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480) 888-2682 www.santanmountainfuneralhome.com

g L ass

Long Star Auto Glass

991 N. Nafziger Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 251-2234

Premiere Auto Glass

3015 E. Main St. Mesa, AZ 85213 (480) 5709293 www.premiereautoglass.com

Renewal by Andersen Window Replacement

201 W. 1st St.

Tempe, AZ 85215 (219) 615-1313

www.renewalbyanderson.com

Southwest Windows

1019 N. Colorado, #100 Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 545-5548

g o L f c ourses

Poston Butte Golf

6100 W. Merrill Ranch Pkwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 723-1880

www.postonbuttegc.com

g overnment

Pinal County

Sheriff’s Department 971 N. Jason Lopez Circle Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 509-3555 www.coscpinalcountyaz.gov

Town of Florence 775 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-7500

www.florenceaz.gov

g rocery / m arket

Pinal Food Market

90 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-5703

Safeway

3325 N. Hunt Hwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 723-0179

www.localsafeway.com

h ar DW are

Ruggiero’s/Ace Hardware

290 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-0410

www.ruggierosace.com

h ea L thcare

Desert Providers

170 S. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (800) 723-5144

Empower Physical Therapy

20 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85131 (520) 868-0098

www.empowert.com

Horizon Health and Wellness Inc.

495 N. Pinal Pkwy., #106 Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 338-0420 www.hhwaz.org

Hospice Compassus

– Laura Harris 1675 E. Monument Plaza Circle Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 421-7143 www.compassus.com

Hospice of the Valley 1510 E. Flower St. Florence, AZ 85132 (602) 679-4617

Hospice of the West

520 E. Camino Mercado, #9 Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 317-5700 www.hospicewestaz.com

Quick Test Health Services

7165 E. University Dr., #155 Mesa, AZ 85207 (602) 428-4557 www.quicktestservices.com

Sonoran Medical Supplies

1044 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 330-6373

www.sonoranmedaz.com

Spine Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy

99 E. Butte Ave. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 759-7000

Sunlife Health

174 West Hwy. 287 Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-5811

www.sunlifeheath.com

United Healthcare

1 E. Washington St., #700 Phoenix, AZ 85001 (602) 730-2232 www.uhc.com

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Vjuve Holistic Medical Practice

120 W. Hwy. 287 Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 796-5628 www.vjuve.com

h eating & a ir c on D itioning

D istributors , e qui P ment & r e Pairs

E & JC Heating and Cooling

13670 N. Tener Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-9005

Hoffman Heating and Cooling

188 S. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 233-7982 www.heatingandac.net

JLM Air Conditioning and Heating LLC

29187 E. Begonia Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (602) 619-3609 www.jlmairconditioningandheating.com

My Guy Cooling and Heating

27835 N. Hibiscus Ln.

San Tan Valley, AZ 85143 (480) 875-5705 www.myguycoolingandheating.com

San Tan A/C Comfort Pros 3616 E. Aspen Ct.

San Tan Valley, AZ 85140 (480) 840-5084 www.santanacrepair.com

h ome i m P rovement

Geo Roofing

1451 E. Alamede Dr. Phoenix, AZ 85024 (602) 910-4841 www.georoofingaz.com

Mighty Dog Roofing

456 E. Juanita, #7 Mesa, AZ 85204 (480) 934-0682 www.mightydogroofing.com

The Edge Remodeling

22246 S. Ellsworth Rd. Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480) 422-8470

We Fix It Home Services

750 E. Gila Blvd. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 698-0123 www.wefixitair.com

h omeo W ners a sso ciations

Florence Gardens

3830 N. Florence Blvd. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-4770 www.fgmha.com

h os P ita L s

Florence Hospital/ Honor Health 4545 N. Hunt Hwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-3333 www.honorhealth.com

h ote L s / m ote L s / L o D ging

AZ Talio Ranch 20585 E. Price Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (541) 517-0748 www.aztalioranch.com

Florence Rowhouse 25, LLC 25 N. Bailey St. Florence AZ , 85132 (949) 873-3334 florencerowhouse25@gmail.com

Greentree Inn and Suites

240 W, 240 AZ-287 Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-9900 www.greentreeinn.com

Rancho Sonora RV Park 9198 AZ-79 Business Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-8000 www.ranchosonora.com

i n D ivi D ua L s

Allen Olson 520 E. Hunt Hwy. San Tan Valley, AZ 85134

Hoyt Huckaby 1200 Calle Tuberia Casa Grande, AZ 85194

Kathy Derosa Florence, AZ 85132

Shelley Robinson Florence, AZ 85132

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Tony Bencina Florence, AZ 85132

i nsurance

All State Community Partners – Eldon Kizer

3281 N. Hunt Hwy, #111 Florence, AZ 85132

Calvert Agency, The – Curt Calvert

470 S. Main St., #103 Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 505-1221

Johnson Insurance Agency/ Steve Johnson State Farm 2510 E. Hunt Hwy., #25

San Tan Valley, AZ (480) 882-2155 www.santanvlyinsurance.com

Kari Bradley & Associates

65 E. Ruggles St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-4004 www.kbateam.com

Kiva Insurance, LLC (520) 421-9231

973 E. Cottonwood Ln. #110 Casa Grande, AZ 85122 www.kivains.com

Medicare Mike/ Nyoka Richardson 705 Olive Ave.

Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (480) 360-0462

www.medicaremikeaz.com

State Farm – Liz Aguilar

46 11th St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 413-0065

www.planwithliz.com

Ventana Insurance – Tamra Young AZ (520) 912-4796

www.ventanainsagency.com

i nternet & c ommunications

Airebeam

13590 Sunland Gin Rd. Arizona City, AZ 85123 (520) 510-0909 www.airebeam.com

Cox Communications

1321 E. Florence Blvd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 884-0133 www.cox.com

i nvestment & W ea L th m anagement

L aun D romat

Pioneer Coin Laundry 320 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132

L ega L s ervices

Florence Paralegal Service 65 E. Ruggles St., #3 Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 510-9811 www.florenceparalservices.com

L ocksmiths

Local Locksmith 530 E. Hunt Hwy., #103-276 San Tan Valley, AZ 85140 (480) 5705391 www.locallocksmithaz.com

m arketing , a D vertising , n e W s P a P ers & m e D ia

Kiva Insurance LLC Listing 2025 Florence Chamber Bk 2025 #215503

Florence Chamber Book 2025 (1) Stacey Premium Listing – 2.4” x 2.3125”

Edward Jones Investment – James Weinmanm 36413 N. Gantzel Rd., #4 San Tan Valley, AZ (480) 621-8440 www.edwardjones.com

Blossom Digital Marketing (520) 423-8671

408 N. Sacaton St., Suite A Casa Grande, AZ 85122 blossommarketingagency.com

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Casa Grande Valley Newspapers Inc.

200 W. 2nd St. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 868-5897

Florence Reminder & Blade-Tribune (520) 868-5897

190 N. Main Street

Florence, AZ 85132

PinalCentral.com

Florence Reminder Flor Chamber Bk 2025

Premium Listing

Florence Chamber Book 2025 (1) Zoe

Premium Listing 2.4” Width

Florence Saver (520) 868-5897

Full Color bam

190 N. Main Street Florence, AZ 85132 PinalCentral.com

PassTime Paper

Florence Saver Flor Chamber Bk 2025 Premium Listing

951 W. Apache Trl. Apache Junction, AZ 85120 (480) 983-9143 www.thepasstimepaper.com

Florence Chamber Book 2025 (1) Zoe

ROX Communications

Media Group

Premium Listing 2.4” Width Full Color bam

442 W. Kortsen Rd., #101 Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 426-2074 www.rox-media.com

m ining & m eta L s

Florence Copper LLC

1575 W. Hunt Hwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 374-3984 www.florencecopper.com

Resolution Copper

402 W. Main St. Superior, AZ 85173 (520) 689-3229 www.riotinto.com

m oving & s torage

AZ Moving and Hauling PO Box 171 Florence, AZ 85132 (928) 961-2636

P ainting c ontractors

DaVinci Painting

24561 N. Apache Way Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 414-5242

P est c ontro L s ervices

Arizona’s Best Pest Service 14924 W. Jimmy Kerr Blvd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 421-9966 www.azbestpest.com

United Exterminating of Arizona

1047 S. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-3497

P hysicians & s urgeons

Doctors of Physical Therapy

13880 N. Northsight Rd. Scottsdale, AZ 85260 (480) 418-3186

P L umbing

Clemans Plumbing

385 E. Ashley Way Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 709-1441

Knockout Plumbing

3975 E. Weston Ln. San Tan Valley, AZ 85140 (602) 536-8613 www.knockoutplumbingaz.com

P rinting / s igns / s hi PP ing

Hub Express One Stop Ship and Shop 1415 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 340-4178 www.hubexpressaz.com

Print And Sign Express

– Coolidge

184 N. Arizona Blvd., #B

Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 421-1228

www.printandpackexpress.com

P risons

Arizona Correctional Facilities

4441 E. McDowell Rd. Phoenix, AZ 85008 (602) 272-7600 www.aci.az.gov

Core Civic

1155 N. Pinal Pkwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-7201 www.corecivic.com

The Geo Group, LLC

1401 E. Diversion Dam Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (561) 725-1682 www.geogroup.com

P ro P erty m anagers

Peterson Properties and Management

3369 E. Queen Creek Rd., #101 Gilbert, AZ 85213 (602) 568-4295 www.ppmland.com

r ea L e state

D eve L o P ers & i nvestors

El Dorado Holding, Inc.

7600 E. Doubletree Ranch Rd. Scottsdale, AZ (602) 955-2424

www.eldoradoholdings.net

r ea L e state

- c ommercia L & r esi D entia L

AARE/Carol Fischlein/ Gina Sheets Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 309-4631 www.carolfischleinsellsaz@gmail.com

Belva’s Real Estate

10 N. Main Florence, AZ (520) 868-3520 www.belvasre.com

Century 21 Arizona Foothills

2194 N. Hudson Ct. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 858-5799

EXP Realty

2508 N. Petersburg Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 (208) 440-6456 www.tanyansellshomes.com

HomeSmart Lindblad Group – Taryn Mlazgar 6499 W. Sonoma Way Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 298-1096 www.homesmart.com

Long Realty

– Felicia Mandell Snell

750 E. Gila Blvd. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 233-3348 www.longrealty.com

Saguaro Properties/ Merrill Ranch 2741 Hawthorn Florence, AZ 85132 (575) 313-2595

r estaurants

A&M Pizza 445 AZ 287 Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-0170

Birds And Bone/ Your Behind BBQ

270 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 635-5537

Florence Cafe

495 N. Pinal Pkwy, #102 Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-8058

Florence Fudge Shop

440 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 489-7009 www.florencefudgecompany.com

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Loft And Pantry, The

350 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-2384 www.theloftandpantry.com

McDonald’s

801 N. Pinal Way Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-8040

Subway-Trenco

55 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-5257

Taco Bell

558 N. Pinal Pkwy Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-8471

Valentino’s Eatery

3385 N. Hunt Hwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 723-5910 www.valentinoseateryaz.com

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Anthem Grille

6100 W. Merrill Ranch Pkwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 723-1880 www.postonbuttegc.com

Queen Creek Olive Mill

25062 S. Meridian Rd. Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480) 888-9290 www.queencreekolivemill.com

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Bar 727

727 Gressinger St. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 280-6731

Irish Cowboy, The

305 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 614-6252

LB Cantina

695 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-9981

www.lbcantina.com

Lidia’s Cocina At Old Pueblo

505 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-4784

www.lidiascocinaatoldpuebloaz.com

Mount Athos Restaurant & Cafe

444 N. Pinal Pkwy Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-0735

www.mountathoscafe.com

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Casa Grande RV Sales 5944 N. Pinal Ave. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 423-0404

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American Leadership Academy

8450 E. Franklin Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 896-9670 www.alaschools.com

Arizona State University 6027 S. Sagewood Ironwood Blvd. Mesa, AZ 85213 www.asu.com

Central Arizona College 8470 Overfield Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 494-5111

Florence Unified School District PO Box 2850 Florence, AZ 851312 (520) 866-3502

www.fusdaz.org

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1866 Group

363 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 525-2243

www.1866group.com

Box Canyon Defense

231 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 635-5307 www.boxcanyondefense.com

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Cactapaws

20935 E. Sunset Dr. Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480) 499-2727

Cactus Forest Market

24451 E. Karens Way Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 233-1027

Carol Prentice Florence, AZ 85132 (206) 419-7613

Celebratings with Suds

7295 W. Cactus Wren Florence, AZ 85132

Clarks Bees

10970 E. Adamsville Rd. Florence, AZ 85132

Classy Glass Creations

4004 N. Monument Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 (314) 378-6059

Colorful Creations

7058 W. Stony Quail Way Florence, AZ 85132 (720) 746-8704

Copper Coyote Customs

143 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 389-7580

Desert Drifter

1576 E. Cottonwood Ln., #1052 Casa Grande, AZ

Florence Coins and Collectibles

260 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 851321 (520) 705-6572 www.florenceazcoins.com

Glass Mania Studios

– Erin Warner

711 E. Dragon Strings Dr. Casa Grande, AZ 85132 (203) 530-8998

Happy Adobe

189 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 509-6094

Health Markets

1255 W. Mesquite Coolidge, AZ 85128 (480) 862-2263

J Heart Designs

25812 E. Diversion Dam Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 705-4939

J Renee Bejeweled

5797 Dionysus Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 (619) 850-2011 www.onhand.jreneebejeweled.com

Jordan Essentials

5429 W. Victory Way Florence, AZ 85132

Junkyard Art

9668 N. Highway 79 Florence, AZ 85132 (719) 221-0167

Kathi’s Canning and Krafts Coolidge, AZ 85128 (970) 390-7733

Kreative Kreations

23921 E. Cactus Forest Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 709-7428 www.chalkcouture.com/sdholbrook

L Rose 7911 W. Silver Spring Way Florence, AZ 85132 (608) 712-2069

Made By Margo – Marjorie Lake

2557 N. Daisy Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 (503) 329-5620

MG Glass – Mary Gazaway

5764 W. Willow Way Florence, AZ 85132 (253) 625-4200

Nirvana Center

700 N. Pinal Pkwy Ave. Florence, AZ (520) 542-3010 www.nirvanacenter.com

Peyton’s Treasures/Sweet P’s

374 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132

Rail Three Ranch

390 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 705-4483 www.railthreeranch.com

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Robin Barkley

3926 N. Florence Blvd. Florence, AZ 85132

Sunshinecreations14@gmail.com

San Tan Bikes

4311 E. Pinto Valley Rd.

San Tan Valley, AZ 85134 (480) 783-3188 www.santanbikes.com

Sato Soaps LLC

37343 N. Azteca Rd.

San Tan Valley, AZ 85140 (480) 434-4801 www.satosoaps.com

Shuka Foods

2689 W. Gold Dust Ave. Queen Creek, AZ 85144 (480) 569-5311 www.shukafoods.com

West by Southwest

38075 S. Birdie Dr. Tucson, AZ 85739 (520) 818-2539

Wood and Weaving

– Cynthia Portrey

42151 W. Arvada Ct. Maricopa, AZ 85138 (520) 280-6746

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Florence Mini Storage

560 Florence Height Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-0085 www.florenceministorage.com

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BeMobile

3385 N. Hunt Hwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 468-2400 www.bemobile.com

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Pioneer Title

208 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-9727 www.ptaaz.com

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Arizona Public Service (APS) 50 N. Brown St. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

ED2 – Electrical District #2

PO Box 548 Coolidge, AZ 85122 (520) 723-7741 www.ed2.com

EPCOR

1900 N. Camden Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 www.epcor.com

Salt River Project (SRP) PO Box 52025 Phoenix, AZ 85072 (602) 236-7236 www.srpnet.com

Southwest Gas Corporation 1070 W. Gila Bend Hwy. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (877) 860-6020 www.swgas.com

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Macy’s Well and Pump 24390 E. Peace Ln. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 848-8233 www.macyswellpump.com

greater f L orence chamber of commerce 24 W. Ruggles St., Florence, AZ 85132 www.florenceazchamber.com florencechamber@gmail.com (520) 868-9433

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Design & Consulting 11003 N. Hohokam Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 743-6458

1866 Group 363 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 525-2243 www.1866group.com

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A & M Pizza 445 AZ 287 Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-0170

AARE/Carol Fischlein/ Gina Sheets Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 309-4631 www.carolfischleinsellsaz@gmail.com

AKA Bakery Coolidge, AZ 85128 (480) 787-7087

Airebeam 13590 Sunland Gin Rd. Arizona City, AZ 85123 (520) 510-0909 www.airebeam.com

All About You Placement/ Senior Resources

18521 E. Queen Creek Rd., #105 Queen Creek, AZ (480) 498-2277 www.aayss.com

All State Community Partners

– Eldon Kizer

3281 N. Hunt Hwy, #111 Florence, AZ 85132

Allen Olson 520 E. Hunt Hwy. San Tan Valley, AZ 85134

American Leadership Academy 8450 E. Franklin Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 896-9670 www.alaschools.com

American Legion Post # 9

441 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-5576

Anthem Grille

6100 W. Merrill Ranch Pkwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 723-1880

www.postonbuttegc.com

Apache Junction Chamber of Commerce 567 W. Apache Trl. Apache Junction, AZ 85120 (480) 982-3141 www.ajchamber.com

Arizona’s Best Pest Service

14924 W. Jimmy Kerr Blvd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 421-9966 www.azbestpest.com

Arizona City Chamber of Commerce 13640 S. Sunland Gin, #106 Arizona City, AZ 85123

Arizona Correctional Facilities 4441 E. McDowell Rd. Phoenix, AZ 85008 (602) 272-7600 www.aci.az.gov

Arizona Flower Girl 240 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 213-7761

Arizona State University 6027 S. Sagewood Ironwood Blvd. Mesa, AZ 85213 www.asu.com

Arizona Public Service (APS) 50 N. Brown St. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

At Ease Electric

3079 N. Princeton Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 (303) 249-2057 www.ateaseelectricllc@gmail.com

AZ Moving and Hauling PO Box 171 Florence, AZ 85132 (928) 961-2636

AZ Talio Ranch

20585 E. Price Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (541) 517-0748 www.aztalioranch.com

b Bar 727

727 Gressinger St. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 280-6731

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Belva’s Real Estate

10 N. Main Florence, AZ (520) 868-3520 www.belvasre.com

BeMobile

3385 N. Hunt Hwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 468-2400 www.bemobile.com

Beyond Wellness Florence, AZ 85132 (928) 200-6638

Birds And Bone/ Your Behind BBQ

270 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 635-5537

Biz Pro Contract Services Inc

224 E. First St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 313-2134

Blossom Digital Marketing

408 N. Sacaton St. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 423-8671 www.blossommarketingagency.com

Boyce Thompson Arboretum 37615 US Hwy. 60 Superior, AZ 85173 (520) 689-2723 www.btarboretum.org

Box Canyon Defense

231 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 635-5307 www.boxcanyondefense.com

BPOE Florence Coolidge Elks #2350

2241 N. Attaway Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 723-3832 www.elks.org

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Cactapaws

20935 E. Sunset Dr. Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480) 499-2727

Cactus Flower Solar 5310 S. Alston Ave., #300 Durham, NC 27713

Cactus Forest Market

24451 E. Karens Way Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 233-1027

Calvert Agency, The – Curt Calvert

470 S. Main St., #103 Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 505-1221

Carol Prentice Florence, AZ 85132 (206) 419-7613

Casa Blanca Apartments/ Grandview Management 1100 N. Sonora Loop, #2001 Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 858-2762 www.grandviewmanagentaz.com

Casa de Baca Studios 315 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 233-1981 www.casadebacastudios.com

Casa Grande Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Office 575 N. Marshall St. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 836-2125 www.casagrandechamber.org

Casa Grande Rent-A-Can 1341 N. VIP Blvd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 466-7755 www.rentacanz.com

Casa Grande RV Sales

5944 N. Pinal Ave. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 423-0404

Casa Grande Valley Newspapers Inc. 200 W. 2nd St. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 868-5897

Caywood Farms E, 841 AZ- 287

Casa Grande, AZ 85194 (520) 560-1119

Celebratings with Suds

7295 W. Cactus Wren Florence, AZ 85132

Central Arizona College 8470 Overfield Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 494-5111

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Century 21 Arizona Foothills

2194 N. Hudson Ct. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 858-5799

Chef on the Go 134 Canyon Rock Rd. San Tan Valley, AZ 85143 (815) 600-0200

Chinoz Grill

4609 E. Chandler Blvd. Phoenix, AZ 85003 (480) 410-0316

Chop Shop, The 214 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 840-9154

Christ the Victor Lutheran Church

6173 E. Arizona Farms Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 723-4220 www.christathevictor.net

Clarks Bees

10970 E. Adamsville Rd. Florence, AZ 85132

Classy Glass Creations

4004 N. Monument Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 (314) 378-6059

Clearent

Bella Vista & Hunt Hwy. San Tan Valley, AZ (480) 213-9968 www.clearent.com

Clemans Plumbing

385 E. Ashley Way Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 709-1441

Colorful Creations

7058 W. Stony Quail Way Florence, AZ 85132 (720) 746-8704

Copper Coyote Customs

143 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 389-7580

Core Civic

1155 N. Pinal Pkwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-7201 www.corecivic.com

Country Thunder

730 Gallatin Pike Madison TN, AZ 37115 (615) 630-4515 www.countrythunder.com

Cox Communications

1321 E. Florence Blvd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 884-0133 www.cox.com

DDaVinci Painting

24561 N. Apache Way Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 414-5242

Desert Drifter

1576 E. Cottonwood Ln., #1052 Casa Grande, AZ

Desert Hope

Presbyterian Church

225 E. Butte Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-5634

Desert Providers

170 S. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (800) 723-5144

Desert Sun Tax and Bookkeeping

3722 N. Palo Verde Rd. (520) 635-5801 Florence, AZ 85132

Digital Imaging Service

6800 N. Camino Martin, #142 Tucson, AZ 85741 (520) 400-4383

Divine Design Beauty

Bar and Wellness

2510 E. Hunt Hwy., #7 San Tan Valley, AZ 85143 (480) 254-5751 www.divinedesignbb.com

Doctors of Physical Therapy

13880 N. Northsight Rd. Scottsdale, AZ 85260 (480) 418-3186

D.R. Horton/Anthem at Merrill Ranch

8303 W. Banks Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 780-2171 www.drhorton.com

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eE & JC Heating and Cooling

13670 N. Tener Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-9005

ED2 - Electrical District #2

PO Box 548

Coolidge, AZ 85122 (520) 723-7741 www.ed2.com

Edward Jones Investment – James Weinmanm 36413 N. Gantzel Rd., #4

San Tan Valley, AZ (480) 621-8440 www.edwardjones.com

El Dorado Holding, Inc.

7600 E. Doubletree Ranch Rd. Scottsdale, AZ (602) 955-2424 www.eldoradoholdings.net

Eloy Chamber of Commerce

305 N. Stuart Ave. Eloy, AZ 85131 (520) 466-3411 www.eloychamber.com

Empower Physical Therapy

20 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85131 (520) 868-0098 www.empowert.com

EPCOR

1900 N. Camden Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 www.epcor.com

Epic Shine Window Cleaning Service

11594 E. Verbina Ln. Florence, AZ 851321 (480) 795-0617

www.epicshinewindowcleaning.com

EXP Realty

2508 N. Petersburg Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 (208) 440-6456

www.tanyansellshomes.com

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First Interstate Bank/Great Western Bank 635 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-9511 www.greatesterbank.com

Florence Saver

190 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 www.pinalcentral.com

First Southern Baptist Church – Florence

355 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (858) 663-4439 www.fsbcflorenceaz.com

Florence 1800 Peacemakers Florence, AZ 85132

Florence Accounting

595 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-1040

www.florenceaccounting.com

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Florence Auto Supply Day Auto/NAPA

440 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-5839 www.napaonline.com

Florence Cafe

495 N. Pinal Pkwy, #102 Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-8058

Florence Coins and Collectibles

260 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 851321 (520) 705-6572 www.florenceazcoins.com

Florence Copper LLC

1575 W. Hunt Hwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 374-3984 www.florencecopper.com

Florence Family Dentistry

454 N. Pinal Pkwy Ave. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-3384 www.florenceazdental.com

Florence Fudge Shop 440 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 489-7009 www.florencefudgecompany.com

Florence Gardens

3830 N. Florence Blvd. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-4770 www.fgmha.com

Florence Hospital/ Honor Health

4545 N. Hunt Hwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-3333 www.honorhealth.com

Florence Lions Club

560 Florence Heights Dr. Florence, AZ 85132

Florence Mini Storage

560 Florence Height Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-0085 www.florenceministorage.com

Florence Paralegal Service

65 E. Ruggles St., #3 Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 510-9811 www.florenceparalservices.com

Florence Reminder and Blade Tribune

190 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-5897 www.pinalcentral.com

Florence Rotary Club PO Box 2186 Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-4671 www.florenceazrotary.com

Florence Rowhouse 25, LLC 25 N. Bailey St. Florence AZ , 85132 (949) 873-3334 florencerowhouse25@gmail.com

Florence Toastmastasters 1201 E. Kaibab Pl. Chandler, AZ 85249 (480) 310-4759 florenceaztn3@gmail.com

Florence Unified School District PO Box 2850 Florence, AZ 851312 (520) 866-3502 www.fusdaz.org

Florence Womans Club

231 W. Willow St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-8197

www.forencewomansclubaz.org

Five 20 Events

Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 840-9154 www.five20events.com

Frosted Ink Tattoos

470 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 709-5078

Future Forward Foundation PO Box 333 Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 313-2134

www.futureforwardfoundtion.com

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Garrett Motors

197 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-5401 www.garrettmotors.com

Geo Group, LLC, The 1401 E. Diversion Dam Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (561) 725-1682 www.geogroup.com

Geo Roofing 1451 E. Alamede Dr. Phonenix, AZ 85024 (602) 910-4841 www.georoofingaz.com

Gilbert Engineering USA

6500 E. Mitchell Ct., #3 Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 626-7800 www.gilbertengineeringusa.com

Glass Mania Studios

– Erin Warner

711 E. Dragon Strings Dr. Casa Grande, AZ 85132 (203) 530-8998

Global Notary Now

21394 E. Autumn Ln. Florence, AZ 85132 (602) 717-0805

www.globalnotarynow.com

Greentree Inn and Suites

240 W, 240 AZ-287 Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-9900 www.greentreeinn.com

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Happy Adobe

189 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 509-6094

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Harvest Church at Anthem

2209 N. Monticello Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 723-7932 www.harvestchurchanthem.com

Health Markets

1255 W. Mesquite Coolidge, AZ 85128 (480) 862-2263

Higher Dimension

Christian Center

448 & 424 E. Butte Ave. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 980-5143

Historical Florence Foundation 214 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 840-1653

Hoffman Heating and Cooling

188 S. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 233-7982

www.heatingandac.net

HomeSmart Lindblad Group

– Taryn Mlazgar 6499 W. Sonoma Way Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 298-1096 www.homesmart.com

Hope Coalition AZ (602) 321-3570 www.thehopecoalitioneloy.org

Horizon Health and Wellness Inc.

495 N. Pinal Pkwy., #106 Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 338-0420

www.hhwaz.org

Hospice Compassus

– Laura Harris

1675 E. Monument Plaza Cir. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 421-7143

www.compassus.com

Hospice of the Valley 1510 E. Flower St. Florence, AZ 85132 (602) 679-4617

Hospice of the West

520 E. Camino Mercado, #9 Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 317-5700 www.hospicewestaz.com

Houseright and Sons, LLC 12226 E. Alex Way Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 499-0989 www.houserightsons.com

Hoyt Huckaby 1200 Calle Tuberia Casa Grande, AZ 85194

Hub Express One Stop

Ship and Shop 1415 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 340-4178

www.hubexpressaz.com

Inclusive IEP Advocacy

28568 N. Andy Perry Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 599-5164

Independent Tax

2704 E. Bagdad Rd. San Tan Valley, AZ 85143 (623) 261-5583

Infinite Power

1415 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (929) 247-9069 www.infinitepowersolar.com

Irish Cowboy, The 305 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 614-6252

J Heart Designs

25812 E. Diversion Dam Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 705-4939

J Renee Bejeweled

5797 Dionysus Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 (619) 850-2011 www.onhand.jreneebejeweled.com

J. Warren Funeral Services

541 W. Coolidge Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-7722

www.jwarrenfuneral.com

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JLM Air Conditioning and Heating LLC

29187 E. Begonia Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (602) 619-3609 www.jlmairconditioningandheating.com

Johnson Insurance Agency/Steve Johnson State Farm

2510 E. Hunt Hwy., #25 San Tan Valley, AZ (480) 882-2155 www.santanvlyinsurance.com

Jordan Essentials

5429 W. Victory Way Florence, AZ 85132

Junkyard Art

9668 N. Highway 79 Florence, AZ 85132 (719) 221-0167

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Kathi’s Canning And Krafts Coolidge, AZ 85128 (970) 390-7733

Kathy Derosa Florence, AZ 85132

Kari Bradley & Associates 65 E. Ruggles St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-4004 www.kbateam.com

KB Homes

10429 S. 51st St., #100 Phoenix, AZ 85094 (480) 758-3044 www.kbhome.com

Kids Kindness Organization AZ (480) 208-3912

Kiss the Chef Catering

6330 S. Rural Rd. Tempe, AZ 85283

Kiva Insurance, LLC

973 E. Cottonwood Ln., #110 Casa Grande, AZ 85122 www.kivains.com

Knockout Plumbing

3975 E. Weston Ln. San Tan Valley, AZ 85140 (602) 536-8613 www.knockoutplumbingaz.com

Kreative Kreations

23921 E. Cactus Forest Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 709-7428 www.chalkcouture.com/sdholbrook

LL Rose

7911 W. Silver Spring Way Florence, AZ 85132 (608) 712-2069

LB Cantina

695 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-9981 www.lbcantina.com

Lexi & Laine Studio

440 N. Main St., #201 Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 309-6723

Legacy Rock Products

PO Box 2043 Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 492-1454 www.legacyrockproducts.com

LGI Homes

972 Feliz St. Florence, AZ 85132 (866) 705-8284 www.lgihomes.com

Lidia’s Cocina At Old Pueblo 505 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-4784 www.lidiascocinaatoldpuebloaz.com

Local Locksmith

530 E. Hunt Hwy., #103-276 San Tan Valley, AZ 85140 (480) 5705391 www.locallocksmithaz.com

Loft And Pantry, The 350 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-2384 www.theloftandpantry.com

Long Realty

– Felicia Mandell Snell

750 E. Gila Blvd. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 233-3348 www.longrealty.com

Long Star Auto Glass 991 N. Nafziger Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 251-2234

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Ma’s Kitchen

444 N. Pinal St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 422-8477

Macy’s Well and Pump

24390 E. Peace Ln. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 848-8233 www.macyswellpump.com

Made By Margo – Marjorie Lake

2557 N. Daisy Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 (503) 329-5620

Maricopa Chamber of Commerce

45700 W. Edison R., #100 Maricopa, AZ 85139 (520) 568-9573 www.maricopachamber.com

Main Street Fabrics Company

440 N. Main St., #102 Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 221-9989 www.mainstreetfabicaz.com

Mary Gloria Foundation PO Box 745 Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480) 577-2069 www.pandevida.tv

McDonald’s

801 N. Pinal Way Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-8040

McFarland State Historical Park 24 Ruggles St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-5216 www.azstateparks.com

McDermott Law PLLC

355 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 222-8341 www.mcdermottlawaz.com

Medicare Mike/ Nyoka Richardson 705 Olive Ave.

Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (480) 360-0462 www.medicaremikeaz.com

Mental Health Fest, Inc PO Box 571 Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480) 427-0448 www.mentalhealthfest.org

MG Glass – Mary Gazaway

5764 W. Willow Way Florence, AZ 85132 (253) 625-4200

Mighty Dog Roofing

456 E. Juanita, #7 Mesa, AZ 85204 (480) 934-0682 www.mightydogroofing.com

Mighty Making

6627 E. Shamrock St. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 747-5922 www.mightymaking.org

Miner Metal Detectors & Geophysics

3073 E. Sierrita Rd. San Tan Valley, AZ 85143 (480) 648-7926 www.minerdetectors.com

Motivational Systems, Inc

7375 W. Buckeye Rd., #110 Phoenix, AZ (623) 936-2680 www.motivational.com

Moser Electric N Technologies 10167 E. Encore Dr., #138 Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 509-8737 www.metsdnd.com

Mount Athos Restaurant & Cafe

444 N. Pinal Pkwy Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-0735 www.mountathoscafe.com

Mountain View Church Ministries

4815 W. Hunt Hwy. Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480) 677-2100 www.mv.church

Mr. Tanner Rock and Soil

910 W. Butte Ave. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 521-4281 www.mrtannermining.com

My Biz Now

530 E. Hunt Hwy., #103-262 San Tan Valley, AZ (480) 889-1568 www.mybiznow.com

My Appliance Repair Pro

3254 E. Hwy. 87 Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 788-4004

www.myappliancerepairpro.com

My Guy Cooling and Heating

27835 N. Hibiscus Ln. San Tan Valley, AZ 85143 (480) 875-5705 www.myguycoolingandheating.com

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National Bank of Arizona

25 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-0641 www.nbarizona.com

New Beginnings with Holistic Touch

6348 W. Springfield Way Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 978-6287 www.massagebook.com/nbwht

Next Era Energy Resources

700 Universe Blvd.

Juno Beach, FL 33408 (156) 160-1707

www.nexteraenergy.com

Nirvana Center

700 N. Pinal Pkwy Ave. Florence, AZ (520) 542-3010 www.nirvanacenter.com

Northern Arizona

Inspections Services

7200 W. Heritage Way Florence, AZ 85132 (928) 530-0393

Nugen Electric

12337 N. Land Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 466-0939

www.nugenelectric.com

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Oakwood Homes

3133 Fry Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85226 (720) 431-0650

www.oakwoodhomesco.com

Omega Tax Solutions

7625 W. Georgetown Way Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 793-3198

www.omegataxsolutions.com

P Taylor Consulting

530 E. Hunt Hwy., #103 San Tan Valley, AZ (262) 748-9310

www.ptaylorconsulting.com

PassTime Paper

951 W. Apache Trl. Apache Junction, AZ 85120 (480) 983-9143 www.thepasstimepaper.com

PEG Arts Center

270 N. Pinal St. Florence, AZ 85132 (949) 873-3334 www.pegarts.com

Peterson Properties and Management

3369 E. Queen Creek Rd., #101 Gilbert, AZ 85213 (602) 568-4295 www.ppmland.com

Peyton’s Treasures/Sweet P’s

374 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132

Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport

5835 S. Sossaman Rd. (480) 988-7618

www.gatewayairport.com

Phoenix Online Notary/ Erica The Notary 13157 E. Chuparosa Ln. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 381-8830

Pioneer Title

208 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-9727

www.ptaaz.com

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Pinal Alliance for Economic Growth

17235 N. 75th Ave. Glendale, AZ 85308 (520) 836-6868

www.pinalallianceorg

Pinal County Fairgrounds/ Event Center

512 S. Eleven Mile Rd. Casa Grande, AZ 85194 (520) 723-7881

www.pinalfairgrounds.com

Pinal County Federal Credit Union

851 N. Pinal Pkwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 381-3061

www.pinalcountyfcu.com

Pinal County Historical Society/Museum

715 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-4382 www.pchmuseum.org

Pinal Food Market

90 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-5703

Pinal Partnership PO Box 904 Florence, AZ 85132 (602) 810-7448 www.pinalpartnership.com

Pinal County Sheriff’s Department

971 N. Jason Lopez Circle Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 509-3555

www.coscpinalcountyaz.gov

Pioneer Coin Laundry

320 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132

Poncho’s Smoke Shop

425 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 452-2157

Poston Butte Golf

6100 W. Merrill Ranch Pkwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 723-1880

www.postonbuttegc.com

Power Tags and More

– Florence

495 N. Pinal Pkwy., #105 Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 788-6014

www.powertagstitlesandmore.net

Power Tags and More

– Queen Creek

3125 W. Hunt Hwy., #104 Queen Creek, AZ (480) 677-3132

www.powertagstitlesandmore.net

Premiere Auto Glass

3015 E. Main St. Mesa, AZ 85213 (480) 5709293

www.premiereautoglass.com

Print And Sign Express – Coolidge

184 N. Arizona Blvd., #B Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 421-1228

www.printandpackexpress.com

Pulte Homes

3225 N. Lafayette Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 391-9527

www.pultecom/homes/arizona q

Queen Creek Olive Mill

25062 S. Meridian Rd. Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480) 888-9290

www.queencreekolivemill.com

Quick Test Health Services

7165 E. University Dr., #155 Mesa, AZ 85207 (602) 428-4557

www.quicktestservices.com

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Rail Three Ranch

390 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 705-4483

www.railthreeranch.com

Rancho Sonora RV Park

9198 AZ-79 Business Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-8000

www.ranchosonora.com

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Randall’s Transport, Recovery & Productions

7334 N. Rancho Santa Fe Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 250-9327 (480) 250-9326 randallproductionsaz@gmail.com

Renewal by Andersen

Window Replacement

201 W. 1st St. Tempe, AZ 85215 (219) 615-1313 www.renewalbyanderson.com

Republic Services

3046 N. Maples St. Mesa, AZ 85215 (623) 241-8429 www.republicservices.com

Research For Life

2300 E. Magnolia St. Phoenix, AZ 85132 (480) 435-3610 www.researchforlife.com

Resolution Copper

402 W. Main St. Superior, AZ 85173 (520) 689-3229 www.riotinto.com

Ringo Canyon Granite

4650 N. Kain Ave. Tucson, AZ 85705 (520) 820-4323 www.azlandscapingsupplies.com

Robin Barkley

3926 N. Florence Blvd. Florence, AZ 85132

Sunshinecreations14@gmail.com

Rock Solid Bookkeeping and Advising Services LLC

65 E. Ruggles St., #7 Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-1829 www.rocksolidadvising.com

ROX Communications

Media Group

442 W. Kortsen Rd., #101 Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 426-2074 www.rox-media.com

Ruggiero’s/Ace Hardware

290 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-0410 www.ruggierosace.com s

Safeway

3325 N. Hunt Hwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 723-0179 www.localsafeway.com

Saguaro Garden Apartments

1501 S. Highway 79b Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-0648 www.kaykayrealty.com

Saguaro Properties/ Merrill Ranch 2741 Hawthorn Florence, AZ 85132 (575) 313-2595

Salt River Project (SRP) PO Box 52025 Phoenix, AZ 85072 (602) 236-7236 www.srpnet.com

San Tan A/C Comfort Pros

3616 E. Aspen Ct. San Tan Valley, AZ 85140 (480) 840-5084

www.santanacrepair.com

San Tan Bikes

4311 E. Pinto Valley Rd. San Tan Valley, AZ 85134 (480) 783-3188 www.santanbikes.com

San Tan Mountain View Funeral Home

21809 S. Ellsworth Rd. Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480) 888-2682 www.santanmountainfuneralhome.com

Sato Soaps LLC

37343 N. Azteca Rd. San Tan Valley, AZ 85140 (480) 434-4801

www.satosoaps.com

Schnepf Farms

22601 E. Cloud Rd. Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480) 987-3100 www.schenpffarms.com

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Service Master/1st Choice

816 W. Gila Bend Hwy. C-4 Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 353-2732

www.servicemasterrestore.com

Shelley Robinson Florence, AZ 85132

Shuka Foods

2689 W. Gold Dust Ave. Queen Creek, AZ 85144 (480) 569-5311 www.shukafoods.com

Station Coffee Company

130 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 340-4273

Sonoran Medical Supplies

1044 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 330-6373

www.sonoranmedaz.com

Southwest Gas Corporation

1070 W. Gila Bend Hwy. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (877) 860-6020

www.swgas.com

Southwest Windows

1019 N. Colorado, #100 Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 545-5548

Spine Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy

99 E. Butte Ave. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 759-7000

State Farm – Liz Aguilar

46 11th St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 413-0065

www.planwithliz.com

Subway-Trenco

55 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-5257

Sunlife Health

174 West Hwy. 287 Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-5811

www.sunlifeheath.com

Super Star Car Wash

3517 N. Hunt Hwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (623) 536-5956 www.superstarcarwashaz.com

Superior Chamber of Commerce

165 Main St. Superior, AZ 85173 (520) 689-0200

Superstition Mountain Museum

4087 E. Apache Trail Hwy. 88 Apache Junction, AZ 85194 (480) 983-4888 www.superstitionmountainmuseum.org t

Taco Bell

558 N. Pinal Pkwy Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-8471

The Edge Remodeling

22246 S. Ellsworth Rd. Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480) 422-8470

The Tire Factory 2311 S. 5th St. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-7840 www.thetirefactorycoolidge.com

Toggenburg Goats of Arizona

5950 N. Majestic Eagle Way Florence, AZ 85132 (928) 246-7865 www.toggenburggoatsaz.com

Tony Bencina Florence, AZ 85132

Total Concept Salon and Boutique

289 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-9544

Town of Florence

775 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-7500 www.florenceaz.gov

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United Exterminating of Arizona

1047 S. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-3497

United Healthcare

1 E. Washington St., #700 Phoenix, AZ 85001 (602) 730-2232 www.uhc.com

United Way of Pinal County

1269 N. Promenade Pkwy., #104 Casa Grande, AZ 85194 (520) 836-0736 www.unitedwayofpc.org

United We Stand LLC

– Mark Wepking 23760 N. Wilderness Way Florence, AZ 85132 (608) 935-5143

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Valentino’s Eatery

3385 N. Hunt Hwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 723-5910 www.valentinoseateryaz.com

Ventana Insurance – Tamra Young AZ (520) 912-4796 www.ventanainsagency.com

Vjuve Holistic Medical Practice

120 W. Hwy. 287 Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 796-5628 www.vjuve.com

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Walton Orthodontics

1187 E. Cottonwood Ln., #A Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 421-1441

www.waltonortho.com

Waste Connections/ Right Away Disposal

3000 S. 19th Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85009 (480) 983-9100 www.rightawaydisposal.com

We Fix It Home Services

750 E. Gila Blvd. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 698-0123 www.wefixitair.com

Weagant Law Office, PLC 291 N. Bailey St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 276-5545

West by Southwest

38075 S. Birdie Dr. Tucson, AZ 85739 (520) 818-2539

While You’re Away Home Care, LLC

San Tan Valley, AZ (303) 579-9500

Windmill Winery

1140 W. Butte Ave. (480) 313-2303 www.thewindmillwinery.com

Wood and Weaving

– Cynthia Portrey 42151 W. Arvada Ct. Maricopa, AZ 85138 (520) 280-6746

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Xpress Car Wash

364 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-5359 www.expresscarwashcoolidge.com

greater f L orence chamber of commerce 24 W. Ruggles St., Florence, AZ 85132

www.florenceazchamber.com florencechamber@gmail.com (520) 868-9433 facebook.com/gfocc

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Pinal Partnership - Uniting the vision for Pinal County

Uniting the vision for Pinal County

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Pinal County continues to be the fastest growing county in Arizona with some of the most exciting possibilities in the country. Nowhere else can you find the combination of new roads, new housing, innovative economic development and beautiful recreational open space.

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Pinal Partnership formed in 2005 to bring together people who want the very best for Pinal County. Our members represent industry leaders throughout Pinal County including agriculture, home building, manufacturing, mining, renewable energy and tourism as well as state, county and city/town government leadership

Pinal Partnership formed in 2005 to bring together for Pinal County. Our members represent indus County including agriculture, home building, man energy and tourism as well as state, county and city/

Pinal Partnership formed in 2005 to bring together people who want the very best for Pinal County. Our members represent industry leaders throughout Pinal County including agriculture, home building, manufacturing, mining, renewable energy and tourism as well as state, county and city/town government leadership

Pinal Partnership formed in 2005 to bring together people who want the very best for Pinal County. Our members represent industry leaders throughout Pinal County including agriculture, home building, manufacturing, mining, renewable energy and tourism as well as state, county and city/town government leadership.