2026 Eloy Business Directory & Community Guide by PinalCentral

Eloy Chamber Board of Directors

Welcome to Eloy

ANDREW RODRIGUEZ CPM, AZED PRO EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Growth,

change, research, technology, and many other factors challenge us daily to adjust our lifestyle, confront new opportunities, and meet greater demands. The Chamber is committed to tracking and recording economic growth, keeping pace with changes in marketing and consumer habits, and assisting its members with their needs – providing programs and benefits to enhance their facilities, operations, administration, and personnel, or general welfare.

The Eloy Chamber of Commerce is your voice for issues and actions affecting business and industry. We are working to preserve the free and competitive enterprise system, promote growth and development, and make the City of Eloy a better place to live, work, learn, and conduct business. I would urge you to support the businesses listed within these pages, as they too are supporting our goals to make our community a better place. Membership in the Chamber provides unparalleled opportunities to connect with peers, current and prospective clients, and partners up and down our supply chains. The Eloy Chamber stands out as our area’s premier business-enabling and businessadvocacy organization.

Regular meetings, conferences, and other activities provide extraordinary opportunities to grow your networks and gain new insights for addressing the common challenges facing all of us in business today. By working together as Chamber members, we have a much stronger voice with our elected leaders as they contemplate policy revisions and new rules and regulations that create greater certainty and an improved environment for business in Eloy.

Although it may sound cliché, there really is strength in numbers. I think that’s especially true with the Chamber. This Chamber and your business community need you! Renew, join, and reach out and encourage the companies you do business with regularly to join as well.

A major goal this year is to increase the value of your Chamber membership to you and your business. The Chamber staff and Board of Directors want to increase your awareness of what your Chamber does for the business community and, therefore, create avenues that stimulate more two-way communication.

I hope you will use the online Chamber tools as your go-to source for information about the many businesses providing goods and services in and around Eloy. I challenge each resident, business, and even visitor to become an active part of our community heritage of involvement and to spread the word that Eloy is a great community in which to do business.

BE A PART OF AN AWARD WINNING CHAMBER!

Beauty and function:

• At the junction of Interstates 8 & 10 – Midway between Phoenix & Tucson

• Exit 200 – S. Sunland Gin Rd., Eloy, AZ

• Close to double track railway

• 600+ acres with flexible zoning

• Ultra high-speed broadband available

• Perfect for a wide variety of users, including commercial, office, industrial, distribution, manufacturing, restaurants and hospitality

• The entrance will set the tone with attractive and inviting design elements

• Designed to meet the development requirements of today’s high-tech industrial and commercial tenants

brian@ppmland.com

Welcome to Eloy

Aswe begin a new year, the Eloy Chamber of Commerce would like to share its guiding principles as stated in our Bylaws:

MISSION. The mission of the Eloy Chamber of Commerce shall be to provide community leadership, and be the voice of Business while encouraging growth by promoting the interests of businesses through advocacy, networking, and education.

PURPOSE. The purpose of the Chamber shall be to promote an environment of goodwill and prosperity among the businesses, citizens, and community organizations in the greater Eloy area. The organization will strive to foster, protect, and promote the commercial, industrial, civic, agricultural, and general interests of the greater Eloy community.

We cooperate with leaders in business, government, manufacturing, health care, education, and a myriad of citizens and community groups for the betterment of all. In partnership with other entities, our goal is to enhance continued economic growth and development of jobs, housing, and support for a successful and energized Eloy.

Greetings

All,

2026 is shaping up to be an exciting year here in Eloy. Our new hospital is now 100% open and online, and we couldn’t be more proud of this milestone and of our partners at Exceptional Health for choosing to anchor their investment in our city.

We’ve also celebrated the opening of the Love’s Travel Stop and the Gold Bond U.S. Gypsum facility, both of which are bringing new jobs, services, and energy to our community. And we’re not done yet—projects like Freepoint Plastics, Concast, and others are already in the pipeline, keeping Eloy on a strong upward trajectory. Very exciting times, indeed.

We are also preparing to install upgraded sewer lines to Eleven Mile Corner and Battaglia Road—the largest infrastructure project

The chamber provides training, luncheons, an annual awards banquet, evening mixers for networking, a Women in Business group, Cinco de Mayo and Memorial Day events, and support for new and continuing members. Through ground breaking and ribbon cutting ceremonies we provide a public welcome for new businesses to promote economic growth in the city. We recently hosted our 4th Annual Eloy Glow hot air balloon event, with generous assistance from Chamber sponsors and the Eloy Junior High School as the venue. This year over 6,600 people attended, reminding us of the growth and prosperity of Eloy. The vision for Eloy as an expanding and thriving business community is also visible at the Eloy Visitor Center and Eloy Historic Museum.

Recent awards and recognitions for the Chamber and its related entities include the Museum Association of Arizona 2023 and 2024 Community Support Award, Best Non-profit and Best Event in Pinal County (Glow) for Eloy Chamber, and best place to visit for Eloy Visitor Center. This year, the Arizona Chamber Executives presented the Outstanding Membership Engagement Strategy award to the Eloy Chamber for exceeding its target of 200 members. (We now stand at 217.)

Members of the Board of Directors of the Eloy Chamber of Commerce are a dedicated, diverse group of professionals. If you are not a member of the Eloy Chamber of Commerce, please consider joining us. Your participation benefits your business and the Eloy community!

Eloy has seen in years. This investment is all about preparing for the future and ensuring we have the capacity to support the growth that’s coming.

None of this happens by accident. The Eloy Chamber of Commerce has been working tirelessly alongside our dedicated city staff to support local businesses, attract new investment, and showcase Eloy as a great place to live, work, and visit. Their hard work behind the scenes is a big reason why our community is moving forward so quickly.

Eloy is quickly becoming the “city to be in.” We’re experiencing record home construction in both the Toltec and Robson areas, and many established homes are being renovated and brought back to life. So, if you’re considering moving your business—or your family— to Eloy, now is the time. Together, we’ll keep building a thriving community where everyone can live, work, and succeed.

Mayor Andy Sutton City of Eloy

ANDREW SUTTON

ELOY MAYOR

TERRI ACKLAND

ELOY CHAMBER PRESIDENT

A Commitment to Community Safety Public Safety

The City of Eloy Police Department remains steadfast in its mission to protect and serve the residents, businesses, and visitors of our growing community. As we look ahead to 2026, our department continues to prioritize public safety through proactive policing, meaningful community engagement, and a strong commitment to building trust with those we serve.

This year, we are placing even greater emphasis on community policing as a foundational strategy in crime prevention and quality-of-life improvement. Our officers are not just enforcers of the law—they are community partners, problem-solvers, and trusted allies. Whether through neighborhood patrols, school safety initiatives, or local community events, our goal is to be visible, approachable, and actively engaged with the people we serve.

Community engagement continues to be a core pillar of our strategy. We’re committed to hosting and participating in initiatives that bring residents, businesses, and law enforcement together, including Coffee with a Cop, National Night Out, Christmas with A COP, Adopt-A-School Program, and business safety visits. These

interactions are more than just appearances—they are vital conversations that build trust and foster mutual respect. Community feedback helps shape our priorities and ensures that our services reflect the values and expectations of our city.

Transparency and communication are key to building public trust and ensuring accountability. We believe in listening, sharing, and learning from those we serve. Our transparency efforts are designed to keep our community informed, involved, and confident in the professionalism of our department.

We are also proud of our continued partnership with the Eloy Chamber of Commerce. This collaboration plays a vital role in strengthening public safety, promoting economic development, and building lasting relationships between law enforcement and the business community. By working together, we help ensure that Eloy is a safe and welcoming place to live, work, visit, and invest.

In 2026 and beyond, the City of Eloy Police Department remains deeply committed to our vision of a safer, more united community. We thank the Chamber of Commerce and all our community stakeholders for your ongoing partnership and support. Together, we will continue to protect, connect, and serve—with honor, compassion, and integrity.

For more information about our programs and initiatives, visit our website or contact the Eloy Police Department directly.

CHIEF SERGIO BANALES CHIEF OF POLICE

Eloy Demographics

Types of Language Spoken at Home in Eloy

19,531

TOTAL POPULATION

Population by age range in Eloy

5.8%

Population by Professions in Eloy

7,100

8,870

TOTAL HOUSE UNITS

TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS

86.1%

5,120 WITH HEALTH CARE COVERAGE

$61,822

HISPANIC OR LATINO (OF ANY RACE)

MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME

17.2% EMPLOYMENT RATE

COLLEGE DEGREE

Eloy Economic Development

Driving Growth in 2026

The City of Eloy enters 2026 with historic momentum fueled by the successful completion of several transformative projects in 2025, including the opening of Exceptional Community Hospital, the National Gypsum Gold Bond manufacturing facility, Sonoran Desert Pipe, and Love’s Travel Stop’s second Eloy location. Together, these investments strengthened Eloy’s industrial base, expanded healthcare access, and reinforced the city’s role as a critical transportation and logistics hub along the I-10 and I-8 corridors. These milestones marked a pivotal year for Eloy and set the stage for continued growth as the community moves confidently into what promises to be another bright and impactful year.

Strategically located in the heart of the Sun Corridor, Eloy continues to emerge as a premier destination for business and economic development. With unmatched access to Interstate 10 and Interstate 8, rail infrastructure, and expanding utilities, Eloy offers exceptional opportunities in transportation, logistics, manufacturing, interstate commerce, and industrial development.

In 2026, Eloy Economic Development remains focused on advancing high-impact projects, strengthening strategic partnerships, and executing proactive marketing efforts to attract national and international investment. With affordable, shovelready sites and close proximity to major Arizona and western U.S. markets, Eloy provides an ideal environment for businesses to launch, expand, and thrive.

At the City of Eloy, we are committed to fostering a resilient and dynamic business ecosystem while preserving the community’s character and long-term vision. We invite businesses, developers, and investors to be part of Eloy’s continued success as we build a prosperous future together.

ELOY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: KEY INITIATIVES AND PRIORITIES FOR 2026

Eloy continues to build on its momentum as a prime destination for industrial, commercial, and residential growth. The following represent key priorities and milestones expected for 2026:

• Freeberg Industrial Fabrication (Under Construction):

Freeberg Industrial Fabrication is currently under construction at the strategic confluence of Interstate 10 and Interstate 8 on Sunland Gin and will serve as the first tenant of the new Park 8-TEN Logistics Industrial Park. This advanced steel fabrication facility represents a significant industrial investment for Eloy and is anticipated to open in Q2 of 2026, bringing an estimated 200 high-quality jobs to the community. The project further strengthens Eloy’s position as a hub for advanced manufacturing and large-scale industrial operations.

• FreePoint EcoSystems Project Advancement: The advanced recycling facility announced by FreePoint EcoSystems continues to move forward, with construction anticipated to begin in Q4 of 2026. This innovative project supports the circular economy while delivering substantial economic benefits. During construction, the project is expected to generate approximately 200 jobs, with an estimated 100 fulltime positions once operational.

• Employer Attraction and Expansion: Eloy Economic Development is actively working with multiple employers exploring new or expanded operations within the city. These

opportunities span a diverse range of industries and will contribute to job creation, economic diversification, and continued industrial and commercial growth.

• Strategic Residential Growth: As industrial investment accelerates, Eloy is prioritizing residential development supported by targeted infrastructure improvements. Expanding and diversifying housing options is essential to meeting workforce demand, supporting quality of life, and encouraging complementary commercial and retail development.

• Transportation and Infrastructure Advancements: Key transportation corridors and infrastructure upgrades remain a priority to improve connectivity and support development, including projects such as the Sunland Gin expansion. In addition, the City is advancing critical utility investments, including expansion of sewer capacity at the wastewater treatment plant and along the Battaglia corridor, to accommodate current development and support future industrial, commercial, and residential growth. These improvements enhance Eloy’s readiness for large-scale investment and reinforce its role as a regional transportation and logistics hub.

• Regional Collaboration and Marketing: Eloy continues to strengthen partnerships with regional and state organizations, including the Arizona Commerce Authority, Sun Corridor Inc., and the Greater Phoenix Economic Council, to market its industrial sites and competitive advantages at the state, national, and international levels.

• Community and Workforce Development: Eloy is committed to developing a skilled and competitive workforce through partnerships with organizations such as ARIZONA@WORK and Central Arizona College. Workforce training, career readiness, and skills development programs are aligned with the needs of Eloy’s expanding industrial and commercial sectors, ensuring residents are prepared for in-demand careers while enhancing the city’s appeal to employers and families alike.

Eloy Economic Development remains focused on building upon recent successes and driving sustainable growth. With strong momentum, strategic investment, and a clear vision for the future, Eloy is well positioned for continued success in 2026 and beyond.

For more information on Eloy Economic Development, please contact:

Mackenzie

Letcher Assistant City Manager 595 N. C St., #101, Eloy, AZ 85131 520.466.9201

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Annual Community Award Winners

The Eloy Chamber of Commerce recognized six individuals and one company at its 2025 annual awards banquet for all the hard work they have given to Eloy.

SPOKE AWARD

Stacey Ortega

Stacey Ortega is such an amazing. Knowing her, you can tell how devoted she is to Eloy. Always willing to volunteer her precious time to help others. Even she sacrifices her own time & money. You can find her helping the chamber at events like the Glow- working the gate all day.

H.B. CHRISTY AWARD

Core Civic

Core Civic is a great supporter of all that we do at the Eloy Chamber. They sponsor every event that we have during the year. This organization knows the true meaning of giving without expectations. They are active in the community as well. They also support ALL City events and will do anything to help the community.

FIRST RESPONDER AWARD

Warden Shawn Wead

Warden Wead attends and helps the community as much as he possibly can. Safety and security are always the priority for him. Warden Wead is a leader in Core Civic and law enforcement.

Annual Community Award Winners

P.R.I.D.E. AWARD

Chad Price

Chad has planned some great events for the City of Eloy. Under his Programing he helps the children of Eloy and allows the children to use their imagination by making some great projects. His department also runs the after-school program for the kids, which is a big success. He produced great events for the City of Eloy’s 75th Anniversary. He really showcased the City of Eloy! He also works with the Chamber on the Activity Guide. Chad is a great example of a true leader.

Ruben Lopez

Ruben volunteers at ALL the Chamber events. He works with us at the Farmers Markets each month, assists us in Food Truck nights, Cinco de Mayo, Golf Tournament, GAIN Night, Trunk or Treats, and the list goes on and on. He is always willing to help whenever we need him. He has cleaned the outside of the Eloy Visitor Center many times without ever wanting anything in return.

Presidential candidate, John F. Kennedy, visited Eloy during his campaign.

Your input matters!

The- Eloy Airpark Area Plan needs your insights. Help identify the Airpark’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.

• What makes the Airpark and surrounding area successful today?

• What challenges or safety concerns exist around the Airpark?

• What new ideas, projects, and jobs could benefit the area?

• What are the risks or barriers to future development and growth?

¡Tu opinión cuenta!

El Plan de Área de Eloy Airpark necesita escuchar tus ideas. Ayúdanos a destacar las fortalezas, debilidades, oportunidades y amenazas del Airpark.

Scan here to take the questionnaire https://publicinput.com/p01754

• ¿Qué hace que el Airpark y sus alrededores tengan exito hoy en día?

• ¿Qué retos o preocupaciones de seguridad existen en torno al Airpark?

• ¿Qué nuevas propuestas, proyectos y empleos podrían mejorar la zona?

• ¿Cuáles son los riesgos u obstáculos para el futuro desarrollo y crecimiento? Participa en el cuestionario en https://publicinput.com/p01754

History of Eloy

Theland upon which Eloy is situated has long been inhabited.

The first people to live in the region were the Hohokam Indians, believed to be ancestors of the contemporary Pima and Papago tribes. They settled this area prior to the 15th century. Later during the 15th century, a Jesuit priest named Fray Marcos de Niza, led the Spaniards through this area. In 1694, another Jesuit priest named Father Kino came through this area.

When building a railroad from San Francisco to Tucson, the Southern Pacific Railroad, reached Yuma in 1878. After a short delay they reached Maricopa in April 1897. Another stoppage in work occurred due to disputes between Chinese laborers and the railroad company, but work was eventually resumed and in early 1880 tracks were laid through Casa Grande and the area known as Eloy. The railroad reached Tucson in March 1880.

Why the railroad named a section “Eloy” has not yet been ascertained. According to unfounded, local legend, someone connected with the railroad took one look at the surrounding barren waste land and named the location “Alofi”, supposedly the Spanish pronunciation of the Biblical quotation, “Eli, Eli, lama

sabachthani?” - the meaning of this being: “My God, My God, why hast thou forsaken me?”.

As late as 1918, there was no town or settlement of any kind in the vicinity of Eloy, but merely a section of land belonging to the railroad bearing the name “Eloy”. Eloy did not appear on General Land Office maps until 1921.

Late in 1918, W.L. Bernard, J.E. Myers and John Alsdorf bought a one-half mile square section of land from a man named Frank Trekell to establish a town-site. The three men purchased the east half of the section named Eloy and drilled a well. They subdivided the area and called the proposed development Cotton City, which soon had an administration building and the first store owned by John Alsdorf. The same men bought land west of Eloy and divided it into tracts for growing cotton.

An application was made for a post office at Cotton City, but the name was rejected in favor of “Eloy” to maintain routing simplicity since the railroad carried the mail and already had the name, “Eloy”, on its records. The first post office for Eloy was established on May 1, 1919, and the first Postmaster was George L. Stronach.

History of Eloy

For a couple of years (1920-1922), Eloy lingered and almost died. After completing its task of laying out lots and only finding a few takers, the Cotton City Land and Building company faded into oblivion. During this period nearly the only permanent residents were John Alsdorf and the postmaster.

The area around Eloy did not appear to be well-suited for agriculture, but with the advent of deeper water wells and deeper plowing it soon became very productive. The main crops were originally cotton, but soon lettuce also thrived in the area. While he still served, Alsdorf installed the first municipal water system.

With the completion of the highway through Eloy in 1928-29, Eloy no longer was an isolated area with a great distance between itself and the trade centers of Phoenix and Tucson. This rapid means of transportation to market was another factor in the stimulation of agricultural endeavors.

The abundance of agriculture developed in the area, naturally brought in great numbers of workers as both cotton and lettuce required a tremendous amount of manual labor. There is no actual account of what the change in population from established residents and transients was in Eloy’s early days, but, as nearly as can be estimated, the population during harvest season would sometimes increase from normal of about one thousand to as high as ten or fifteen thousand.

business establishments could not handle the influx in business. Furthermore, the good citizens of the community became afraid for their safety; it wasn’t healthy for a woman to walk the main streets alone on a Saturday night in harvest season.

The great number of people coming to Eloy during the harvest season not only brought great economic prosperity, but also considerable crime. On Saturday afternoons and evenings,

It is this which gave Eloy a notorious name during the early days. But this is true of any “boom” town and Eloy was no exception. The crime found in Eloy was not unlike that found in other farming areas with similar conditions.

The amount of crime found in Eloy can be attributed to two main reasons: first, the workers were making above-average wages and could spend more money on liquor and gambling. This alone often lead to serious criminal ends. The second reason for the amount of crime found in Eloy was due to the type of people whom migrated to the area during the harvest season. Most of these people had little or no education.

National publications and writers starting calling Eloy “The Toughest Town in the West” and the “Toughest Town in the United States.” The crime in Eloy was at times greatly over-exaggerated and greatly over-emphasized. This took place in the early 1940’s. The real beginning of progress for Eloy was in 1948 with the incorporation of the city. The government of the town had been handled at various town meetings from time to time and the decision was reached at a general basis. Legally, the government of the town was entrusted the Pinal County Board of Supervisors and they would usually agree with the ideas and decisions voted on at the city meetings. It was agreed by many of the leaders of the community that more progress could be made if the city was incorporated.

Petitions were held December 6, 1949. The approximate population at the time was 2,500 and of this number 307 voted under the requirements of being a resident and property owner. The final vote was 257 for incorporation and 50 opposed. The following were elected and subsequently appointed by the Pinal County Board of Supervisors as the first city council: Mayor Harry Fabricant, co-owner of Fab’s Department Store; Frank Hale, owner of Hale’s Oil Co.; E.T. Fowler, owner of Fowlers Food Market and motel operator; George Hodges, owner of Hodges Pharmacy; Jack Ralston, farmer and manager of Allison Engine Distributor; S.L. Robinson, owner of Robinson Hotel, and Glen Hathcok.

On January 25, 1950, a special census was conducted to enable the fledging community to receive the state taxes available to incorporated communities. The census found that, with a population of 4,770, Eloy has a larger population than any other city in Pinal County.

A combination city hall-county building was constructed in 1952, with the seat of government contained for the first time in one location. That same year the council appointed the first city manager, Robert C. Sartain, with Harold C. Jones superintendent of city streets. Sartain served as city manager until 1954, then Jones was appointed city manager.

An Arizona Daily Star article dated June 2, 1957 describes the community of 4,5000 as having 125 businesses employing 750 people with and annual sales of approximately six million. Some of the streets were paved and U.S. 80 had been rebuilt into a modern, four-lane divided highway. The Police Department employed seven uniformed patrolmen and the city had recently

adopted a zoning ordinance to insure orderly growth. The Chamber of Commerce had recently hired its first manager, David M. Clark, and published a brochure describing the community in an effort to entice new industry.

The 1960’s brought an increased population to Eloy as it grow to house 6,500 residents. By the mid-sixties, there were twenty churches, a medical and dental clinic, eight policemen and a twenty-six man volunteer fire department. The city owned and operated its water and sewer system, and had erected municipal buildings which included a public library.

In 1965, the City of Eloy annexed the Toltec area which had been originated by the Golden Valley Land Company as a planned community. This annexation made Eloy a city of more than twelve square miles and helped increase the official population figure.

In the late 1980’s an economic development division was added the Eloy Chamber of Commerce through awarding of the Rural Economic Development Initiative through the Arizona Department of Commerce.

Being located 58 miles from Phoenix or Tucson with mainline Southern Pacific Rail service, two interstates (10 & 8) nearby and an industrial-zoned corridor between the state end interstate highways, Eloy now considers itself...

RIGHT IN THE HEART OF ARIZONA’S FUTURE.

Eloy Schools

Eloy Elementary School District

EloyElementary is a multicultural district serving approximately 1,000 students. Our students are educated throughout three neighborhood elementary schools in the heart of Eloy, Arizona.

Eloy is midway between Phoenix and Tucson and provides a rural setting for life and learning. The schools in Eloy Elementary School District provide instruction in a core curriculum including reading, language arts, mathematics, science and social studies.

Kindergarten through third-grade students attend Curiel Primary School. EESD offers full-day kindergarten to all students. We also offer a preschool program. EESD also offers tutoring and early risers as programs to help students succeed. Curiel Primary was awarded a 21st Century Grant to assist in providing enrichment and intervention programs for our students. Enrichment programs include newspaper, music, Reader’s Theater, dance, virtual field trips and many others.

Fourth-through-sixth-grade students attend Eloy Intermediate School. Eloy Intermediate School has implemented the use of Samsung Smart Technology in all of its classrooms. Eloy Intermediate students are provided the most integrated and innovative technology available to schools to assist in providing an education worthy of the 21st century. Eloy Intermediate School has been a model school for technology in the classroom.

Eloy Junior High School is home to the seventh-and-eighthgrade students of EESD. Our Blue Devils have an outstanding athletic program and several enrichment classes including band,

Mariachi Band, Student Council and yearbook. After-school activities such as athletics and National Junior Honor Society provide a wide range of experiences and opportunities for EJHS students. EJHS was also awarded a 21st Century Grant to assist in providing enrichment and intervention programs to promote student achievement. Some of the enrichment programs at EJHS include STEM robotics, Writers Club, STEM nutrition, Gamers Club, arts and crafts, Mariachi, D-Back science, drama and dance, and photography. In addition to these enrichment programs, intervention programs are provided to assist students in meeting the goals and requirements for promotion to high school.

Eloy Elementary School District values dedication to our students and their families. Most of our certified staff have at least 10 years of experience in the classroom. Our support staff is also highly experienced in assisting students in the learning process.

Eloy Elementary, in partnership with our parents and community, is committed to offering ongoing academic excellence by engaging and encouraging our students to exceed standards while supporting all learning to develop and promote successful, productive citizens.

Your children are our children, and together we can prepare them for the future.

Eloy has its own FM radio station: 106.1fm KURE

Eloy schools

Toltec School District

3315 N. TOLTEC ROAD, ELOY, AZ 85131 (520) 466-2360

TheToltec Elementary School District has three schools: Toltec Elementary School, Arizona City Elementary School and Cambridge Preparatory School.

At Toltec Elementary School, it is our commitment to empower students with the knowledge and skills to become critical thinkers, lifelong learners, and compassionate citizens who can positively contribute to our world. We exist because every child deserves the beneﬁts of a high-quality

education in a safe and nurturing environment. All students are capable of success, no exceptions.

Toltec Elementary School is a place where we provide: an inclusive environment for all, with structures that support student learning, including clear school-wide expectations and routines that are clearly communicated, effectively taught, and consistently enforced with clearly deﬁned rewards and consequences.

At Arizona City Elementary School, we are committed to search, ﬁnd, and nurture all of the talents, skills and intelligence that exist in all children and youth for the purpose of preparation for college, career, and life because we believe all children are capable of success, no exceptions!

Santa Cruz Valley Union High School District #840

900 NORTH MAIN STREET, ELOY, AZ 85131 (520) 466-2220

OUR MOTTO: “THINK, LEARN, SUCCEED”

Our school district, as a union high school district, serves students that are promoted from three elementary school districts – Eloy Elementary, Picacho Elementary and Red Rock Elementary. We are a small high school district with approximately 350 students in grades 9 through 12.

The district offers the full range of academic programs for college prep, career and technical, gifted, English language learners, special education and alternative educational services. We maintain an excellent staff that is dedicated to preparing students to successfully meet the academic and career-based standards demanded in the 21st century by creating a school environment that is both challenging and nurturing.

Our mission statement is as follows: Santa Cruz Valley Union High School, in partnership with our parents and community, is committed to offering ongoing academic excellence through:

S haping students’ futures by helping them to be

Academically successful.

N urturing students, yet

Teaching them to be

Accountable for their decisions.

C reating a safe environment of

R espect for self and others.

U nited in our commitment to help students develop a Z eal for life-long learning.

We are proud of our high ideals and expectations from the students, staff, parents and community.

Central Arizona College Eloy schools

Since the fall of 1969, Central Arizona College has been serving and educating the diverse communities of Pinal County by providing accessible, educational, economic, cultural, and personal growth opportunities for those of all ages. With five campuses plus online learning options, CAC has programs to meet the needs of all types of students across Pinal County.

CAC provides a world class learner experience and empowers its students and staff to succeed by providing a TRUE Learning community.

CAC’s 9 Areas of Academic Interest provide a robust set of course offerings, including degree and certificate options in:

• Business & Professional Industries

• Nursing, Health & Emergency Careers

• Social/Behavioral Sciences & Public Service

• Computer Technology, Engineering & Math

• Biological/Physical Sciences & Agriculture

• Communication & English

• Visual, Fine & Performing Arts

• Education

• Industrial Technology & Skilled Trades

Students who choose Central Arizona College 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 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 applied 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. More information is available at www.centralaz.edu/pinalpromise.

CAC works to support our growing community with Workforce and Economic Development opportunities including Continuing and Community Education, Small Business Development Center, Adult Basic Education (GED/ESL), Job Services and more.

Central Arizona College is also the home to 43+ National Championship Vaqueros & Vaqueras athletic teams including Baseball, Softball, Rodeo, Cross Country, Track & Field & Volleyball.

Other Schools in Eloy:

ELOY HEAD START 114 E. 3rd Street / P.O. Box 293 Eloy, AZ 85131

Phone: 520.466.7189 Fax: 520.466.7006

TOLTEC HEAD START

3720 N. Marsh St. / P.O. Box 74 Eloy, AZ 85131

Phone: 520.466.4036

Fax: 520.466.4677

VILLA OASIS SCHOOL

INTERSCHOLASTIC CENTER FOR EDUCATION

3740 N. Toltec Road Eloy, AZ 85131

520.450.4450

CHICANOS POR LA CAUSA (CPLC) MIGRANT & SEASONAL

201 N. Sunshine Blvd. / PO Box 815 520.466.3438

CAC Eloy Cham

Eloy Churches

DESERT ROSE BAHA’I INSTITUTE

1950 W. William Sears Dr. 520.466.7961

ELOY APOSTOLIC ASSEMBLY

424 E. Frontier St.

Se Habla Español

520.208.6915

FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD

230 W. Battaglia Rd.

520.466.7780

FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH

107 W. Sixth St.

520.466.7460

GLORIOUS GOSPEL MINISTRIES OF AZ CITY

13044 S. Sunland Gin Rd. Arizona City, AZ 85123

MINISTRY OF EVANGELISM OUTREACH CHURCH

323 N. Main St.

520.582.7693

ROCK SPRINGS CHURCH

5687 N. Robson Blvd. 520.709.1005

ST. HELEN OF THE CROSS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

205 W. Eighth St.

520.466.7258

Parks & Recreation

Mission Statement

The City of Eloy Community Services Department develops and maintains quality parks and facilities; preserves open/natural spaces; and provides recreational programs and services, which enhance the physical, social and emotional well-being of all Eloy residents.

The employees of this department work diligently to create programs that meet the diverse needs of the community. These activities provide Eloy citizens quality parks, facilities, and recreational services in a safe, cost-effective manner.

If there is a specific activity/program that you would like to see offered, please contact the Community Services Department with your suggestions.

For more information or to register for any of our programs, stop by or call:

ADMIN OFFICE:

Eloy Community Services Department

100 E. 7th Street, Eloy, AZ 85131

Phone: 520.466.7351

Fax: 520.464.1426

Email: eloyrec@eloyaz.gov Website: www.eloyaz.gov

MINI-PARKS

ANITA PARK

W. 8th & Phoenix St.

Amenities: picnic benches, grass area and playground equipment

CENTRAL PARK

601 N. Main St.

Amenities: grass field, park benches, barbecue grill and gazebo

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PARK

305 N. Stuart Blvd.

Amenities: picnic area

FIRE STATION PARK

3645 W. Shedd Rd.

Amenities: picnic area, playground and half-court basketball area

MADDOX PARK

N. Meyers Blvd. & Curiel St.

Amenities: grass area and picnic benches

NORTH TOLTEC PARK

3065 N. San Tan Vista Dr.

Amenities: picnic area, playground equipment and half-court basketball

SENIOR CENTER PARK

3650 W. Shedd Rd.

Amenities: picnic area, walking path, shuffle board and grass area

VETERAN’S PARK

308 N. Main St.

Amenities: picnic benches, water feature, shaded area

NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS

SHUMWAY (NORTH) PARK

600 W. 14th St.

Amenities: 3.2 acres of park area including baseball diamond, concession stand, picnic area, playground equipment and basketball courts

TREKELL PARK

501 W. 3rd Pl.

Amenities: 3.6 acres of park area including multipurpose grass area, picnic area and barbecue grills, playground equipment and lit basketball courts

ELOY MEMORIAL PARK

5839 E. Milligan Rd.

Amenities: surrounded by lush grass, pine and cypress trees this 20-acre cemetery serves as the resting place for the community’s departed. Official hours of operation are Monday thru Friday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.

JONES PARK

421 E. 1st St.

Amenities: the hub of Eloy’s recreation activities is the home of the community’s aquatic center equipped with two swimming pools, a splash pad, water slide and shade structure. In addition, Jones Park features a 4,900-square-foot “non-supervised” skate park designed for skaters of all skill levels. This park is also home to Eloy Little League. Additional amenities: ball field, concession stands and restrooms, playground equipment, grass area and shade structures.

Parks & Recreation

PINAL MUSEUMS

ELOY HISTORIC MUSEUM

3725 N. Camelot St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.3007

PINAL COUNTY MUSEUM

715 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132

520.868.4382

AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM

The Recreation Division’s after-school program is at Curiel Elementary School and operates nine months out of the year, Monday-Friday from 2:30 to 6 p.m. in conjunction with the Elementary School District calendar. The program provides children kindergarten through sixth grade with after-school activities including homework assistance, arts and crafts, games, exercise and an afternoon snack. Participation remains consistent throughout the year with approximately 25 students daily.

SENIOR ACTIVITIES

The Community Services Department continues to provide building accommodations and support services at the Community’s Senior Center at 3650 W. Shedd Rd. in Toltec. The Center hours of operation are Monday thru Thursday, 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Eloy has 12 parks throughout the community including the city’s cemetery.

RECREATION CENTERS

TROY THOMAS CENTER

501 W. 3rd Pl.

This 4,300-square-foot recreation facility offers programs and classes for preschoolers, youth, teens and adults. The 2,300-square-foot multipurpose room is equipped with a kitchen and seats approximately 200 people. This facility can be used for plays, concerts, meetings and receptions upon request.

Parks & Recreation

TOLTEC COMMUNITY CENTER

3650 W. Shedd Rd.

This 3,800-square-foot recreation center offers programs for youth and adults and is home to the local senior citizen program and Zumba fitness. Equipped with a kitchen, furniture and a 1,500-squarefoot assembly hall, this facility is ideal for meetings and community gatherings.

ELOY RECREATION CENTER

100 E. 7th St.

The Eloy Recreation Center (ERC) serves as home to the administration offices of the Parks & Recreation Department. Throughout the year, the ERC offers a wide variety of programming for all ages engaging guests through art, dance music and more. With meeting space for groups of up to 20 people, consider the Eloy Recreation Center your next location.

(Proposed) Restricted Use Open Space

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Eloy Tourism

Picacho Peak State Park

It is hard to miss the prominent 1,500-foot peak of Picacho Peak State Park west of I-10. Enjoy the view as you hike the trails winding up the peak and, often in the spring, overlook a sea of wildflowers. The park and surrounding area are known for their unique geological significance, outstanding and varied desert growth and historical importance. The unique shape has been used as a landmark by travelers since prehistoric times. One of the first recordings was in the 1700s by the Anza Expedition as it passed through the area.

Picacho Peak is not a volcanic cone but is part of a volcanic flow that has been partially eroded away. It has long been known for its spring display of wildflowers. If rains come at the right times in the winter, the spring will bring an explosion of gold to the bajadas of the mountain that appear as a tapestry of color. The wildflowers are predominantly Mexican Gold Poppies.

The park offers an abundance of hiking opportunities from gentle desert strolls to the formidable Hunter Trail ascending to the summit of Picacho Peak. Before you hike, be prepared with enough water and proper footwear as the trails are steep and challenging.

In addition to hiking, there is a gift shop and day-use ramadas. Overnight camping is available featuring electrical hookups, a dump station, restrooms and showers, and Wi-Fi is available.

PICACHO PEAK STATE PARK HAS A SEA OF WILDFLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN LATE SPRING.

Rooster Cogburn Ostrich Ranch Eloy Tourism

Rooster Cogburn Ostrich Ranch is a three-generation familyowned-and-operated working ostrich ranch at the base of beautiful Picacho Peak. Open to the public since 1999, when just ostrich were fed, nowadays there are lots of critters to feed!

Joining the ostrich are miniature Sicilian donkeys, Nigerian dwarf goats, fallow deer, prairie dogs, Peking ducks, boar goats and rainbow lorikeets. We also have a unique Goat Penthouse feeding station. The ranch has been featured on “Larry the Cable Guy — Only in America”, “Extreme Roadside Attractions” and “Amazing Animals”. On Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, monster truck tours are available.

Contrary to popular belief, ostriches do not bury their heads in the sand: the myth probably originates from the bird’s defensive behavior of lying low at the approach of trouble and pressing their long necks to the ground in an attempt to become less visible.

Eloy Historic Museum

EloyHistoric Museum is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the rich history of Eloy, Arizona. The museum was founded in 1994 by Dick Meyers.

The museum has many exhibits showcasing the events that have made Eloy the City that it is today. One of the more popular exhibits is the recreation of Hodges Drug Store. The original counter that was in Hodges Drug Store has been restored and brings back so many wonderful memories. Another unique building on the property is the original “Colored School” where children of color attended school. The third most popular exhibit is the original movie reel used in the Dust Bowl and it still has film from a movie on it. There is also a small exhibit that shows the history of the extremely popular Eloy Grand Prix.

The museum offers educational programs to the local schools and encourages seminars to teach children the history of Eloy.

The museum is open to the public free of charge, Monday thru

Friday, 9 a.m. to 3p.m. The museum is located at 3725 N. Camelot St., Eloy, Arizona.

PEOPLE FROM ALL OVER COME TO VISIT THE ROOSTER COGBURN OSTRICH RANCH.

Eloy Tourism

Skydive Arizona

Skydive

Arizona™ is located in the heart of the scenic Sonoran Desert and lies midway between Arizona’s two largest cities, Phoenix and Tucson. Drop zone founders Larry and Liliane Hill started in the skydiving business at a gravel airstrip north of Phoenix with a single Cessna 182 in January of 1978. As their operation grew, it became apparent they would need more space. In 1986 they moved to Coolidge, Arizona to start Skydive Arizona™. Soon the drop zone had grown to four Cessnas, four Beeches, and two DC-3s.

In 1990 Skydive Arizona™ obtained its first turbine airplane, a Westwind Beech. Business continued to grow and a new location was sought out that would allow for further expansion. Work began on the new DZ at Eloy (just 10 miles from Coolidge) in February of 1991, and the new facility opened for business in April of 1991.

Skydivers soon learned that the new Skydive Arizona™ was unlike any other drop zone in the world. Although close to major highways, it is surrounded by flat, uninhabited land for miles in every direction. Visitors remark on the oasis like appearance of the center, which has plenty of grass, a swimming pool, and trees in the midst of an otherwise barren desert.

It takes more than just great facilities to put thousands of

skydivers a year in the air efficiently and safely. No other skydiving center has the quality or quantity of aircraft found at Skydive Arizona™. The fleet is led by 5 Super Otters and 7 Skyvans, each capable of taking twenty three skydivers to 13,000 feet.

A venerable DC-3, once the workhorse of the fleet, carries the occasional load of 43 jumpers. Altogether, these airplanes can put over 240 skydivers at a time in the air, or over 500 jumps an hour!

ELOY VISITOR CENTER

Eloy

Visitor Center is one of three full-service Visitor Centers in the State of Arizona.

The Eloy Visitor Center is known for providing visitors with information about the area known as the “heart”of the Golden Corridor in Pinal County.

Visitors will find over 350 free brochures, pamphlets, books, tourist guides, maps, and other local printed materials. Upon entering the Visitor Center, one can view displays of cotton, gems and minerals, Native American exhibits and other interesting items all produced in Arizona.

The Eloy Visitor Center also has display boxes outside near the gates that contain brochures, pamphlets and maps of local cities and visitors are welcome to help themselves. This is especially useful for visitors when the center is closed for the day.

The Eloy Visitor Center averages about 4,000 visitors a year. Visitors come from all areas of Arizona, the USA, and foreign countries.

The Eloy Visitor Center is open, Monday thru Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and is located at 3725 N. Camelot St., Eloy, Arizona.

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Eloy Eats

A&W RESTAURANT

2949 N. Toltec Rd. Eloy, AZ (inside of TA)

BENT PROP SALOON & COOKERY

4828 N. Taylor St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.9268

BETWEEN THE BUNS

CAFECITO BOUTIQUE

235 W. Coolidge Ave.

Coolidge, AZ 85128

520.251.0547

DENNY'S RESTAURANT

16189 S. Sunshine Blvd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7016

DUNKIN'

2950 N. Toltec Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

L’GRANDE CAFE

2820 N. Pinal Ave.

Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.340.4226

LA PALOMA FAMILY RESTAURANT

116 W. Frontier St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.8226

PLATE AND PALATE

310 W. Frontier St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.424.8111

ROBSON RANCH GRILL

5750 N. Robson Blvd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.426.3355

SBARRO PIZZA

2949 N. Toltec Rd. Eloy, AZ (inside of TA)

TACO BELL

2949 N. Toltec Rd. Eloy, AZ (inside of TA)

TEXAS ROADHOUSE, CASA GRANDE #726

1910 E. Florence Blvd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

THE NACHO MAFIA

WENDY'S

2998 N. Toltec Eloy, AZ 85131

ANIMAL CONTROL

520.509.3555 APS

520.421.8400

520.466.1112

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

520.350.1022 CITY HALL

520.466.9201 CITY OF ELOY UTILITY BILLING

520.464.3423 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

520.466.4939

ELOY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT – PLANNING & ZONING – CODE ENFORCEMENT

– BUILDING & SAFETY

520.466.2578

ELOY MUNICIPAL COURT

520.466.3913

ELOY PARKS & RECREATION DEPT.

520.466.7351

ELOY SANTA CRUZ PUBLIC LIBRARY

502.466.3814

ELOY SENIOR CENTER

520.466.3166

POLICE DEPARTMENT

520.466.7342 EMERGENCY 911

PUBLIC WORKS

520.466.3082

SOUTHWEST GAS CORPORATION

877.860.6020

ELOY VISITOR CENTER

520.466.3007

USPS/ELOY POST OFFICE

520.466.3451 For Eloy Chamber partner business numbers, please refer to the directories located in the final pages of this guide.

DISCOUNTS

Eloy Glow

Date: 11/7/2026 Time: 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Where: Eloy Jr. High School | 404 E. Phoenix Ave.

The 5th annual Eloy Glow event will include static hot air balloons, balloon tether rides, live music, food trucks and vendors, beer tents, inflatables, skydivers and fireworks. Balloon glow starts at sundown. Rain or shine event. Hot air balloon activity depends on weather conditions.

General Plan Update

Information & FAQs

What is a General Plan?

A General Plan is the community’s long-term vision and plan for the growth of the City and the provision of city services. It consists of a vision statement, goals, policies, maps, and implementation actions, t he plan addresses land use, circulation (transportation), recreation an d open space, growth, environmental planning, water resources, housing , economic vitality, and public services and facilities.

Why Are General Plans Important?

According to Arizona law, a city's General Plan must be adopted every 10 years to ensure that the plan remains relevant to the community's desires.

DID YOU KNOW?

The population of Eloy is projected to grow by nearly 400% by 2050.

2025 City Council

What to expect:

The General Plan Update process will span 17 months and include numerous opportunities for community input. The plan will be voted on by City Council in May 2026 and by Eloy residents in November 2026.

Top (left to right): Vice-Mayor Michelle McKinley-Tarango, Mayor Andrew Sutton, Councilmember Daniel Snyder.

Bottom (left to right): Councilmember Michael Vodrazka, Councilmember Josephine “JoAnne” Galindo, Councilmember Sara Curtis, and Councilmember Jose Garcia

What to expect:

, the General Plan Update will NOT change the zoning of your property.

, the GPU will NOT result in an increase in taxes. What topics are included in the GPU? Topics covered in the GPU include land use/growth, circulation, open space/recreation, environment, water resources, cost of development and more. 01 02 03

03 A vision will be developed with input from the community. Shared aspirations, values and goals for Eloy will provide direction for the future. Will the General Plan Update result in an increase in my taxes?

All topic areas addressed in the plan will have community inspired goals, policies, and actionable implementation items.

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Alphabetical Membership Directory

AA.C. SANITATION SERVICE, LLC/UNIVERSAL WASTE SYSTEM

13350 S. Sunland Gin Rd. Arizona City, AZ 85123

520.466.6001

ACCENT CARE

1515 E. Florence Blvd., #102 Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.316.0290

ADOBE EXPRESS

9450 S.W. Gemini Dr. PMB 95720 Beaverton, OR 97008-7105

415.683.1021

AGAINST ABUSE, INC.

119 N. Florence St. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.836.1239

AL & RILEY AIR CONDITIONING AND SHEET METAL

40 N. Brown Ave. P.O. Box 10129

Casa Grande, AZ 85130

520.840.9100

ALICE PENNER, REALTOR ®

13590 S. Sunland Gin Rd. P.O. Box 707

Arizona City, AZ 85123

479.936.6037

ALLUVION COMMUNICATIONS

5350 N. 8th St., #250 Chandler, AZ 85226

480.639.1990

ANDREW SANDERS

10990 W. Guaymas Dr. P.O. Box 3274

Arizona City, AZ 85123

520.431.1472

ANGELS CARE HOME HEALTH

1821 N. Trekell Rd., #1 Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.876.0622

APEX NETWORKS PHYSICAL THERAPY

5251 N. Robson Blvd., #3 Eloy, AZ 85131

520.666.2110

ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE

50 N. Brown Ave. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.421.8309

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY

6027 S. Sagewood St., #103 Mesa, AZ 85212

480.727.1397

ARIZONA TRAILER SALES

1450 W. Chambers St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.632.0171

ASHLAND GROUP LLC

1050 E. River Rd., #300 Tucson, AZ 85718

AVANTUS

655 W. Broadway, #1550 San Diego, CA 92101

702.279.3445

AZ NEW HORIZON REALTY

3860 N. Pinal Ave. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.836.1001

BBACKYARD ENTERTAINMENT

307 E. Markley Dr. Casa Grande, AZ 85133

520.431.6033

BANNER AIR

1378 E. Madison Dr. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

480.489.3473

BANNER CASA GRANDE MEDICAL CENTER

1800 E. Florence Blvd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.381.6571

BENT PROP SALOON & COOKERY

4828 N. Taylor St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.9268

BETWEEN THE BUNS

307 W. Phoenix Ave. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.582.4813

BLACK EAGLE APPAREL

10601 W. Battaglia Dr. P.O. Box 621 Arizona City, AZ 85123

BRIDGESTONE AMERICAS

4140 W. Harmon Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

480.270.8251

BROWN'S AUTO BODY

324 W. Frontier St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7288

CCAFESITO BOUTIQUE

235 W. Coolidge Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128

520.251.0547

CAHRA

109 N. Sunshine Blvd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.1112

CANCER & BLOOD SPECIALISTS OF ARIZONA

580 N. Camino Mercado, #5 Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.876.0416

CASA GRANDE SELF STORAGE

15566 W. Jimmie Kerr Blvd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.836.5971

CASA GRANDE VALLEY NEWSPAPERS , INC. 200 W. 2nd St. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.836.7461

CAYWOOD COTTON FARMS 841 E. Highway 287 Casa Grande, AZ 85194

520.560.1119

CENTRAL ARIZONA AGING 8969 W. McCartney Rd. Casa Grande, AZ 85194

520.424.2829

CENTRAL ARIZONA COLLEGE

8470 N. Overfield Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85128

520.494.5283

CENTRAL ARIZONA IRRIGATION & DRAINAGE

P.O. Box 605

231 S. Sunshine Blvd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7336

CENTRAL ARIZONA PROJECT

23636 N. 7th St. Phoenix, AZ 85024

623.869.2129

CITY OF ELOY

595 N. "C" St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.464.3406

CLARK'S SEPTIC TANK SERVICE, LLC

2515 W. Selma Hwy. Casa Grande, AZ 85130

520.836.5545

COAST 2 COAST EQUITIES, INC.

3035 S.E. Maricamp Rd., #104-308 Ocala, FL 34480 352.502.2924

COMMUNITY OUTREACH OF ROBSON RANCH 5440 W. Posse Dr. Eloy, AZ 85131 520.421.9253

COOLIDGE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 351 N. Arizona Blvd., #5 Coolidge, AZ 85128

520.723.3009 / 520.350.1033

COOPER & RUETER, LLP 221 N. Florence St. Casa Grande, AZ 85122-4420

520.836.8265

COOPER STATE CONSULTING GROUP

3033 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85012

602.229.1010

CORE CIVIC - ELOY DETENTION CENTER

1705 E. Hanna Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.4141

CORE CIVIC CORPORATION

1750 E. Arica Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.464.3800

CORE CIVIC - LA PALMA CORRECTIONAL CENTER

5501 N. La Palma Eloy, AZ 85131

520.464.3200

CORE CONSTRUCTION

13835 N. Northsight Blvd., #100 Scottsdale, AZ 85260

CYPRESS CREEK RENEWABLES

3402 Pico Blvd., #180

Santa Monica, CA 90405

480.370.2615

DDENNYS RESTAURANT

16189 S. Sunshine Blvd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7016

DESERT SENITA COMMUNITY HEALTH

410 N. Malacate St. Ajo, AZ 85321

520.387.5651

DIGITAL IMAGING SYSTEMS, INC.

6800 N. Camino Martin, #142 Tucson, AZ 85741

520.797.3671

DUNKIN'

2950 N. Toltec Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

EDF RENEWABLES

15445 Innovation Dr. San Diego, CA 92128

858.997.4971

ELECTRICAL DISTRICT #4

P.O. Box 605

231 S. Sunshine Blvd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7336

ELOY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

515 N. Main St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.350.1022

ELOY ELEMENTARY

SCHOOL DISTRICT 11

1011 N. Sunshine Blvd.

P.O. Box 26081

Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.2130

ELOY FIESTAS "CORAZON DE LATINOS UNIDOS"

P.O. Box 774

Eloy, AZ 85131

ELOY FIRE DISTRICT 1101

4010 N. Toltec Rd.

Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.3544

ELOY HISTORIC MUSEUM

3725 N. Camelot St.

Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.3007

ELOY POLICE DEPARTMENT

630 N. Main St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7324

ELOY VISITOR CENTER

3725 N. Camelot St.

Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.3007

ENTERPRISE BANK AND TRUST

712 N. Main St.

Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7339

EXECUTIVE PEST CONTROL

1302 W. Industrial Dr. Coolidge, AZ 85128

520.728.5799

EXCEPTIONAL COMMUNITY

HOSPITAL - ELOY

340 E. Milligan Rd.

Eloy, AZ 85131

520.640.8601

FIRST AVAILABLE PRINT & APPAREL

431 N. Main St.

Eloy, AZ 85131

603.723.1611

FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH

P.O. Box 665

Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7460

FITZGIBBONS LAW OFFICES, P.L.C.

1115 E. Cottonwood Ln., #150

Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.426.3824

FOOD TOWN INVESTMENTS

P.O. Box 875 Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7790

GGENTIVA HOSPICE

1175 E. Cottonwood Ln., #1 Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.233.6116

GLORIOUS GOSPEL MINISTRIES OF AZ CITY

13044 S. Sunland Gin Rd. P.O. Box 4030 Arizona City, AZ 85123

520.251.0023

GREATER CASA GRANDE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

575 N. Marshall St. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.836.2125

GREATER FLORENCE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

24 W. Ruggles St. Florence, AZ 85132

520.868.9433

HHASA

735 N. Eleven Mile Rd. Eloy, AZ

520.466.3817

HAWKINS AND ASSOCIATES

13108 S. Sunland Gin Rd. Arizona City, AZ 85123

520.466.8011

HENSLEY BEVERAGE COMPANY 4201 N. 45th Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85031

602.264.1635

HERC RENTALS

200 S. Sunshine Blvd. Eloy, AZ 851313

520.607.5100

HERITAGE FUNERAL CHAPEL

1575 E. Florence Blvd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.836.5555

HOSPICE COMPASSUS 1675 E. Monument Plaza Cir. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.421.7143

HOSPICE OF THE WEST 520 N. Camino Mercado, #9 Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.317.5700

HUB XPRESS ARIZONA LLC 1415 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128

928.361.7878

IVORY TOWERS REALTY P.O. Box 30 Arizona City, AZ 85123

520.466.6755

J WARREN FUNERAL SERVICES P.O. Box 10990 Casa Grande, AZ 85130

520.836.8041

JACKIE'S PLACE MINISTRY "OPERATION KIDZ KARE"

608 W. Frontier St., #23 Eloy, AZ 85131

520.510.4567

JACOB MIELE

dba Miele Entertainment 1018 N. Lehmberg Ave. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.705.9781

JANET'S FLOWER SHOP 102 E. Phoenix Ave. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7457

KEITH SEAMAN

5009 N. Overfield Rd. Casa Grande, AZ 85194

520.560.0160

KVNG, GRACE 91.1 FM

962 W. Gila Bend Hwy. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.426.7911

LLA PALOMA FAMILY RESTAURANT

116 W. Frontier St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.8226

LAND ADVISORS ORGANIZATION

442 W. Korsten Rd., #203 Casa Grande, AZ 85132

520.251.0348

LAND SPEED RECORDS LLC

5667 S. Fawn Ave. Gilbert, AZ 85298

480.225.3001

LAURIE A. WHITE, REALTOR ®

1201 S. Toltec Buttes Rd. P.O. Box 3557 Arizona City, AZ 85123

LAW OFFICE OF MARTEAL LAMB LLC

14092 W. Libra Dr. Eloy, AZ 85131

602.218.3280

L'GRANDE CAFE

2820 N. Pinal Ave. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.340.4226

LEGION PROTECTION AGENCY

408 N. Sacaton St., #I Casa Grande, AZ 85122

888.988.2149

LIFEGATE HEALTH

17148 W. Buchanan St. Goodyear, AZ 85338

623.628.3252

LISA M. RADAN HENDERSON

261 S. Picacho Heights Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

240.382.4287

LOVE'S TRAVEL STOP

2950 N. Toltec Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

405.847.5493

MMARICOPA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

45700 W. Edison Rd., #100 Maricopa, AZ 85139

520.568.9573

MARY GLORIA FOUNDATION

33488 N. Carriage Dr. San Tan Valley, AZ 85140

480.577.2069

MASTER TAX ADVISORS

43539 W. Roth Rd. Maricopa, AZ 85138

MATERRA FARMING COMPANY

5100 Caifornia Ave., #233 Bakersfield, CA 93309

760.685-0660

MECCA ENERGY LLC

22961 S. Jamestown Rd. P.O. Box 376 Eloy, AZ 85131 818.212.0304

MHO HOTELS ELOY

5300 S. Sunland Gin Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.904.0229

MICAH POWELL Eloy, AZ 85131

520.450.0401

MILLENNIUM DESIGNS

7077 E. Bell Rd., #108 Scottsdale AZ 85254

480.626.0794

MILLER HARDWARE

229 S. Sunshine Blvd.

P.O. Box 877 Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7431

MISSION ROYALE

RECREATIONAL GOLF CLUB

11 S. Mission Royale Pkwy. Casa Grande, AZ 85194

480.250.3258

MONTE AKERS

P.O. Box 355 Eloy, AZ 85131

971.678.8363

MULTI MART

3902 W. Frontier St. Eloy, AZ 85131

NATION OF BARBERS & BEAUTY ACADEMY

409 N. Main St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.249.6749

NEXT ERA ENERGY RESOURCES

700 Universe Blvd., #E551JB Juno Beach, FL 33408

561.312.7636 O

ORSTED

812 San Antonio St., #500 Austin, TX 78701 512.241.5329 P

PETERSEN ARIZONA LAND & ENTITLEMENT FUND, LLC.

3369 E. Queen Creek Rd., #101 Gilbert, AZ 85297 602.540.8151

PETERSEN PROPERTIES & MANAGEMENT, INC.

3369 E. Queen Creek Rd., #101 Gilbert, AZ 85297 928.965.9314

PICACHO PEAK STATE PARK I 10 Exit 219 520.466.3183

PINAL COUNTY ASSESSOR P.O. Box 709 Florence, AZ 85132 520.866.6353

PINAL COUNTY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE 31 N. Pinal St. Florence, AZ 85132

PINAL COUNTY AUTOGLASS

575 W. Silver Reef Ct. Casa Grande, AZ 85131 833.472.4527

PINAL COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

P.O. Box 827 Florence, AZ 85132

PINAL COUNTY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION

100 E. Florence Blvd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 520.381.3000

PINAL COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE 971 N. Jason Lopez Cir., Bldg. C 520.866.5133

PINAL HISPANIC COUNCIL, INC. 107 E. 4th St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.721.1887

PINAL PARTNERSHIP, PINAL COUNTY P.O. Box 904 Florence, AZ 85131

MR. BILL PITMAN

4115 N. Golden St. Eloy, AZ 85131 520.251.2988

PLATE AND PALATE , LLC. 310 W. Frontier St. Eloy, AZ 85131 520.424.8111 R

RAINER WELLNESS, LLC 15548 W. Jimmie Kerr Blvd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 602.349.5334

ROBSON RANCH GRILL

5750 N. Robson Blvd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.426.3355

RE/MAX SOLUTIONS

4365 E. Pecos Rd., #103 Gilbert, AZ 85295 480.610.6500

RED ROCK CORRECTIONAL CENTER

1750 E. Arica Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.464.3800

REPUBLIC PLASTICS

1550 W. Battaglia Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

865.696.8540

RES AMERICAS

1601 19th St., #400 Denver, CO 80202

575.262.9026

RIGHT AT HOME

4902 S. Val Vista Dr., #110 Gilbert, AZ 85234

480.900.9077

ROBSON PUBLISHING

9666 E. Riggs Rd., #135 Sun Lakes, AZ 85248

480.895.4506

ROOSTER COGBURN

OSTRICH RANCH

17599 E. Peak Ln. Picacho, AZ 85241

520.466.3658

RWE CLEAN ENERGY LLC

101 W. Broadway, 11th Floor San Diego, CA 92029

412.806.6544

SSAGUARO CORRECTIONAL CENTER

1250 E. Arica Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.464.0513

SANEIDA'S LEGAL SERVICES

616 S. Linden Pl. Casa Grande, AZ 85194

SANTA CRUZ PUMP COMPANY

204 E Elm St. P.O. Box 942 Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7578

SANTA CUZ VALLEY

UNION HIGH SCHOOL

900 N. Main St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.2200

SASSIE'S SWEETS

1837 N. Lewis Pl. Casa Grande, AZ 85133

480.217.4637

SAVION ENERGY

6610 Hill St. El Cerrito, CA 94530

SAWTOOTH

MOUNTAIN FARMS, LLC.

9627 W. Sawtooth Farms Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

408.661.4452

SKY VENTURE AZ

4900 N. Taylor Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.4640

SKYDIVE ARIZONA

4900 N. Taylor Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.3753

SOMMERS GLASS AND MIRROR

501 E. Florence Blvd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.836.7763

SOUTHWEST GAS CORP.

1070 W. Gila Bend Hwy. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.316.5001

SRP SALT RIVER PROJECT

P.O. Box 52025, ISB685 Phoenix, AZ 85072-2025

602.236.2385

STACY ORTEGA, REALTOR ®

958 E. Rodeo Rd., #25 Casa Grande, AZ 85122

480.217.4637

STEPHEN Q. MILLER, PINAL COUNTY SUPERVISOR

820 E. Cottonwood Ln., Bldg. A Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.866.7401

SUN CORRIDOR, MPO

211 N. Florence St., #103 Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.705.5153

SUN LIFE HEALTH CENTER

865 N. Arizola Rd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.466.7883

SUNDIAL SOLAR

1302 W. 23rd, #104 Tempe, AZ 85282

520.518.0734

SUNSTATE EQUIPMENT COMPANY

3097 N. Piper Ave. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.836.7294

TTERRI M. ACKLAND

5375 W. Posse Dr. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.705.3947

TEXAS ROADHOUSE (CASA GRANDE #726)

1910 E. Florence Blvd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.532.9010

THE SIGN SHOP OF CASA GRANDE, LLC. 715 N. Center Ave. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.426.1528

TONI LORONA-CARLSON

1471 N. Fairway Dr. Eloy, AZ 85131

TRAVELCENTERS OF AMERICA

2949 S. Toltec Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7363

UNITED WAY OF PINAL COUNTY

1269 N. Promenade Pkwy., #104 Casa Grande, AZ 85194

520.413.1057

WALTON GLOBAL HOLDINGS LLC

8800 N. Gainey Center Dr., #345 Scottsdale, AZ 85258

480.604.2058

WASTE CONNECTIONS OF ARIZONA

P.O. Box 52768 Mesa, AZ 85208

520.288.6561

WASTE MANAGEMENT P.O. Box 4745

Portland, OR 97208-4745

WM OF ARIZONA

1310 N. Jefferson Ave. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.568.4760 X

XPRESS CAR WASH

13388 S. Sunland Gin Rd. Arizona City, AZ 85123

520.560.1010

YOUTH HAVEN

P.O. Box 716 Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.3093 Ext. 2120

VALOR PRIDE PROTECTION AGENCY

18727 N. Miller Way Maricopa, AZ 85139

520.677.9016

Categorical Membership Directory

ACCOUNTING SERVICES

MASTER TAX ADVISORS

43539 W. Roth Rd. Maricopa, AZ 85138 ATTORNEYS

COOPER & RUETER, LLP

221 N. Florence St. Casa Grande, AZ 85122-4420

520.836.8265

FITZGIBBONS LAW OFFICES, P.L.C.

1115 E. Cottonwood Ln., #150 Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.426.3824

LAW OFFICE OF MARTEAL LAMB, LLC. 14092 W. Libra Dr. Eloy, AZ 85131

602.218.3280

PINAL COUNTY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE

31 N. Pinal St. Florence, AZ 85132

SANEIDA'S LEGAL SERVICES

616 S. Linden Pl. Casa Grande, AZ 85194

520.431.2012

CAYWOOD COTTON FARMS

841 E. Highway 287 Casa Grande, AZ 85194

520.560.1119

PICACHO PEAK STATE PARK I 10 Exit 219

520.466.3183

ROOSTER COGBURN OSTRICH RANCH 17599 E. Peak Ln. Picacho, AZ 85241

520.466.3658 SKY VENTURE ARIZONA

4900 N. Taylor Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.4640

SKYDIVE ARIZONA

4900 N. Taylor Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.3753

575

GREATER

575 N. Marshall St. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.836.2125

GREATER FLORENCE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 24 W. Ruggles St. Florence, AZ 85132

520.868.9433

MARICOPA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

45700 W. Edison Rd., #100

Maricopa, AZ 85139

520.568.9573

CHURCHES

FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH P.O. Box 665 Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7460

GLORIOUS GOSPEL MINISTRIES OF AZ CITY

13044 S. Sunland Gin Rd. P.O. Box 4030 Arizona City, AZ 85123

520.251.0023

CONSTRUCTION

CLARK'S SEPTIC TANK SERVICE, LLC. 2515 W. Selma Hwy. Casa Grande, AZ 85130

520.836.5545

CORE CONSTRUCTION

13835 N. Northsight Blvd., #100 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 CONSULTING

COOPER STATE CONSULTING GROUP

3033 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85012

602.229.1010

7077 E. Bell Rd., #108 Scottsdale, AZ 85254

480.626.0794

6800 N. Camino Martin, #142 Tucson, AZ 85741

520.797.3671

1705 E. Hanna Rd.

Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.4141

520.464.3800

1250 E. Arica Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.464.0513

BETWEEN

307 W. Phoenix Ave. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.582.4813

SASSIE'S

1837 N. Lewis Pl. Casa Grande, AZ 85133

480.217.4637

1575 E. Florence Blvd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.836.5555

P.O. Box 10990 Casa Grande, AZ 85130

520.836.8041

GOLF COURSES

MISSION

RECREATIONAL GOLF CLUB

11 S. Mission Royale Pkwy. Casa Grande, AZ 85194

480.250.3258

595 N. "C" St. Eloy, AZ 85131

P.O. Box 709 Florence, AZ 85132

520.866.6353

PINAL

971 N. Jason Lopez Cir., Bldg. C

520.866.5133

SUN

211 N. Florence St., #103 Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.705.5153

ADOBE EXPRESS

9450 S.W. Gemini Dr. PMB 95720 Beaverton, OR 97008-7105

415.683.1021

FOOD TOWN INVESTMENTS

P.O. Box 875

Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7790 MULTI MART

3902 W. Frontier St.

Eloy, AZ 85131

229 S. Sunshine Blvd. P.O. Box 877

Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7431

AL & RILEY AIR CONDITIONING AND SHEET METAL

40 N. Brown Ave. P.O. Box 10129

Casa Grande, AZ 85130

520.840.9100

ACCENT

1515 E. Florence Blvd., #102

Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.316.0290 ANGELS

1821 N. Trekell Rd., #1

Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.876.0622

4902 S. Val Vista Dr., #110 Gilbert, AZ 85234

480.900.9077

GENTIVA HOSPICE

1175 E. Cottonwood Ln., #1

Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.233.6116

HOSPICE COMPASSUS

1675 E. Monument Plaza Cir.

Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.421.7143

HOSPICE OF THE WEST

520 N. Camino Mercado, #9 Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.317.5700 HOSPITAL

BANNER

1800 E. Florence Blvd.

Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.381.6571

EXCEPTIONAL COMMUNITY HOSPITAL - ELOY

340 E. Milligan Rd.

Eloy, AZ 85131

520.640.8601

HOTELS

MHO HOTELS

5300 Sunland Gin Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.426.9240 mhohoteleloy@gmail.com

ANDREW SANDERS

10990 W. Guaymas Dr. P.O. Box 3274

Arizona City, AZ 85123

520.431.1472

KEITH SEAMAN

5009 N. Overfield Rd. Casa Grande, AZ 85194

520.560.0160

MONTE AKERS P.O. Box 355 Eloy, AZ 85131

971.678.8363

MICAH POWELL Eloy, AZ 85131

520.450.0401

MR. BILL PITMAN 4115 N. Golden St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.251.2988

STEPHEN Q. MILLER, PINAL COUNTY SUPERVISOR

820 E. Cottonwood Ln., Bldg. A Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.866.7401

TERRI M. ACKLAND 5375 W. Posse Dr. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.705.3947

TONI LORONA-CARLSON 1471 N. Fairway Dr. Eloy, AZ 85131

INVESTMENT

COAST 2 COAST EQUITIES, INC. 3035 S.E. Maricamp Rd., #104-308 Ocala, FL 34480 352.502.2924

MATERRA FARMING COMPANY 5100 Caifornia Ave., #233 Bakersfield, CA 93309 760.685.0660

PETERSEN ARIZONA LAND & ENTITLEMENT FUND, LLC. 3369 E. Queen Creek Rd., #101 Gilbert, AZ 85297 602.540.8151

WALTON GLOBAL HOLDINGS, LLC. 8800 N. Gainey Center Dr., #345 Scottsdale, AZ 85258

480.604.2058

IRRIGATION & DRAINAGE

CENTRAL ARIZONA IRRIGATION & DRAINAGE

P.O. Box 605

231 S. Sunshine Blvd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7336

LAND SPEED RECORDS, LLC.

5667 S. Fawn Ave. Gilbert, AZ 85298

480.225.3001

1378 E. Madison Dr. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

480.489.3473

REPUBLIC PLASTICS

1550 W. Battaglia Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

865.696.8540

SANTA CRUZ PUMP COMPANY

204 E. Elm St. P.O. Box 942

Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7578

580 N. Camino Mercado, #5 Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.876.0416

410 N. Malacate St. Ajo, AZ 85321

520.387.5651

LIFEGATE HEALTH

17148 W. Buchanan St. Goodyear, AZ 85338

623.628.3252

865 N. Arizola Rd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.466.7883

261 S. Picacho Heights Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

240.382.4287

3725 N. Camelot St. Eloy, AZ 85131 520.466.3007

CASA GRANDE VALLEY NEWSPAPERS INC.

200 W. 2nd. St. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.836.7461 PinalCentral.com

ROBSON PUBLISHING

9666 E. Riggs Rd., #135 Sun Lakes, AZ 85248

480.895.4506

AGAINST ABUSE, INC.

119 N. Florence St. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.836.1239

CAHRA

109 N. Sunshine Blvd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.1112

COMMUNITY OUTREACH OF ROBSON RANCH

5440 W. Posse Dr. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.421.9253

ELOY FIESTAS

"CORAZON DE LATINOS UNIDOS" P.O. Box 774

Eloy, AZ 85131

JACKIE'S PLACE MINISTRY "OPERATION KIDZ KARE"

608 W. Frontier St., #23

Eloy, AZ 85131

520.510.4567

MARY GLORIA FOUNDATION

33488 N. Carriage Dr. San Tan Valley, AZ 85140

480.577.2069

PINAL HISPANIC COUNCIL, INC.

107 E. 4th St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.721.1887

UNITED WAY OF PINAL COUNTY

1269 N. Promenade Pkwy., #104 Casa Grande, AZ 85194

520.413.1057

YOUTH HAVEN

P.O. Box 716 Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.3093 Ext. 2120

PEST CONTROL

EXECUTIVE PEST CONTROL

1302 W. Industrial Dr. Coolidge, AZ 85128

520.728.5799

APEX NETWORKS PHYSICAL THERAPY

5251 N. Robson Blvd., #3

Eloy, AZ 85131

520.666.2110

ELOY POLICE DEPARTMENT

630 N. Main St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7324

BLACK EAGLE APPAREL

10601 W. Battaglia Dr. P.O. Box 621

Arizona City, AZ 85123

FIRST AVAILABLE PRINT & APPAREL

431 N. Main St.

Eloy, AZ 85131

603.723.1611

HUB XPRESS ARIZONA , LLC.

1415 N. Arizona Blvd.

Coolidge, AZ 85128

928.361.7878

KVNG, GRACE 91.1 FM

962 W. Gila Bend Hwy. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.426.7911

ALICE PENNER, REALTOR ®

13590 S. Sunland Gin Rd.

P.O. Box 707

Arizona City, AZ 85123

479.936.6037

ASHLAND GROUP, LLC.

1050 E. River Rd., #300 Tucson, AZ 85718

AZ NEW HORIZON REALTY

3860 N. Pinal Ave.

Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.836.1001

HAWKINS AND ASSOCIATES

13108 S. Sunland Gin Rd.

Arizona City, AZ 85123

520.466.8011

IVORY TOWERS REALTY

P.O. Box 30

Arizona City, AZ 85123

520.466.6755

LAND ADVISORS ORGANIZATION

442 W. Korsten Rd., #203 Casa Grande, AZ 85132

520.251.0348

LAURIE A. WHITE, REALTOR ®

1201 S. Toltec Buttes Rd.

P.O. Box 3557

Arizona City, AZ 85123

PETERSEN PROPERTIES & MANAGEMENT, INC.

3369 E. Queen Creek Rd., #101 Gilbert, AZ 85297

928.965.9314

RE/MAX SOLUTIONS

4365 E. Pecos Rd., #103 Gilbert, AZ 85295

480.610.6500

STACY ORTEGA, REALTOR ®

958 E. Rodeo Rd., #25 Casa Grande, AZ 85122

480.217.4637

RESEARCH CENTER

BRIDGESTONE AMERICAS

4140 W. Harmon Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

480.270.8251

RESTAURANT

BENT PROP SALOON & COOKERY

4828 N. Taylor St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.9268

DENNY'S RESTAURANT

16189 S. Sunshine Blvd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7016

DUNKIN'

2950 N. Toltec Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

LA PALOMA FAMILY RESTAURANT

116 W. Frontier St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.8226

L'GRANDE CAFE

2820 N. Pinal Ave. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.340.4226

PLATE AND PALATE , LLC.

310 W. Frontier St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.424.8111

ROBSON RANCH GRILL

5750 N. Robson Blvd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.426.3355

TEXAS ROADHOUSE (CASA GRANDE #726)

1910 E. Florence Blvd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.532.9010

RETAIL

CAFESITO BOUTIQUE

235 W. Coolidge Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128

520.251.0547

RAINER WELLNESS, LLC

15548 W. Jimmie Kerr Blvd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

602.349.5334

SOMMERS GLASS AND MIRROR

501 E. Florence Blvd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.836.7763

SALES

ARIZONA TRAILER SALES

1450 W. Chambers St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.632.0171

SCHOOLS, COLLEGES & EDUCATION

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY

6027 S. Sagewood St., #103 Mesa, AZ 85212

480.727.1397

CENTRAL ARIZONA COLLEGE 8470 N. Overfield Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85128

520.494.5283

ELOY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT 11

1011 N. Sunshine Blvd. P.O. Box 26081 Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.2130

NATION OF BARBERS & BEAUTY ACADEMY

409 N. Main St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.249.6749

SANTA CUZ VALLEY UNION HIGH SCHOOL

900 N. Main St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.2200

LEGION PROTECTION AGENCY

408 N. Sacaton St., #I Casa Grande, AZ 85122

888.988.2149

VALOR PRIDE PROTECTION AGENCY 18727 N. Miller Way Maricopa, AZ 85139

520.677.9016

CASA GRANDE SELF STORAGE

15566 W. Jimmie Kerr Blvd.

Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.836.5971

SWIMMING POOL PRODUCTS

CYPRESS CREEK RENEWABLES 3402 Pico Blvd. Santa Monica, CA 90405

480.370.2615 www.ccrenew.com Cypress Creek Renew 2026 Cypress #235132

Eloy Chamber 2026 (np) Linda

15445 Innovative Drive San Diego, CA 92128 www.sawtoothsolar@edf-re.com

CENTRAL ARIZONA AGING 8969 W. McCartney Rd. Casa Grande, AZ 85194 520.836.2758 caaging.com

NEXT ERA ENERGY RESOURCES

700 Universe Blvd., E551JB Juno Beach, FL 33408

EDF Renewables 2026 EDF #234995

561.312.7636

ORSTED

812 San Antonio St., #500 Austin, TX 78701 512.241.5329

Eloy Chamber 2026 (1) Linda Premium Listing Box FULL COLOR

mb/bam

RES AMERICAS

1601 19th St., #400 Denver, CO 80202

HASA

735 N. Eleven Mile Rd. Eloy, AZ

520.466.3817 TELECOMMUNICATIONS

ALLUVION COMMUNICATIONS

5350 N. 8th St., #250 Chandler, AZ 85226

480.639.1990

TRUCK STOP

LOVE'S TRAVEL STOP

2950 N. Toltec Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

405.847.5493

TRAVELCENTERS OF AMERICA

2949 S. Toltec Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7363

UTILITIES

ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE

50 N. Brown Ave. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.421.8309

ELECTRICAL DISTRICT #4

P.O. Box 605

AZ Central Aging 2026 Central #234034

THE SIGN SHOP OF CASA GRANDE, LLC. 715 N. Center Ave. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.426.1528

Eloy Chamber 2026 (1) Jackie Premium Listing Box FULL COLOR mb SIGNS, PRINTING & GRAPHICS

655 W. Broadway, #1550 San Diego, CA 92101

702.279.3445

575.262.9026

RWE CLEAN ENERGY, LLC. 101 W. Broadway, 11th Floor San Diego, CA 92029

412.806.6544

SAVION ENERGY

6610 Hill St. El Cerrito, CA 94530

SUNDIAL SOLAR

1302 W. 23rd, #104 Tempe, AZ 85282

520.518.0734

231 S. Sunshine Blvd. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.7336

SOUTHWEST GAS CORP.

1070 W. Gila Bend Hwy. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.316.5001

SRP SALT RIVER PROJECT

P.O. Box 52025, ISB685 Phoenix, AZ 85072-2025

602.236.2385

VISITOR CENTER

ELOY VISITOR CENTER

3725 N. Camelot St. Eloy, AZ 85131

520.466.3007

A.C. SANITATION SERVICE, LLC.

/ UNIVERSAL WASTE SYSTEM

13350 S. Sunland Gin Rd. Arizona City, AZ 85123

520.466.6001

WASTE CONNECTIONS OF ARIZONA P.O. Box 52768 Mesa, AZ 85208

520.288.6561

WASTE MANAGEMENT

P.O. Box 4745 Portland, OR 97208-4745

WM OF ARIZONA

1310 N. Jefferson Ave. Casa Grande, AZ 85122

520.568.4760

CENTRAL ARIZONA PROJECT

23636 N.7th St. Phoenix, AZ 85024

623.869.2129

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2026 Eloy Business Directory & Community Guide

Table of Contents

Eloy Chamber Board of Directors

Welcome to Eloy

Growth,

Welcome to Eloy

Greetings

A Commitment to Community Safety Public Safety

Eloy Demographics

Types of Language Spoken at Home in Eloy

Population by age range in Eloy

Population by Professions in Eloy

Eloy Economic Development

Driving Growth in 2026

ELOY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: KEY INITIATIVES AND PRIORITIES FOR 2026

Annual Community Award Winners

Stacey Ortega

Core Civic

FIRST RESPONDER AWARD

Warden Shawn Wead

Annual Community Award Winners

P.R.I.D.E. AWARD

Chad Price

Ruben Lopez

History of Eloy

History of Eloy

Eloy Schools

Eloy Elementary School District

Eloy schools

Toltec School District

Santa Cruz Valley Union High School District #840

Central Arizona College Eloy schools

Other Schools in Eloy:

Eloy Churches

Parks & Recreation

Mission Statement

MINI-PARKS

NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS

Parks & Recreation

PINAL MUSEUMS

AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM

SENIOR ACTIVITIES

RECREATION CENTERS

Parks & Recreation

Pinal Partnership - Uniting the vision for Pinal County

Pinal Partnership Uniting the vision for Pinal County

Eloy Tourism

Picacho Peak State Park

Rooster Cogburn Ostrich Ranch Eloy Tourism

Eloy Historic Museum

Eloy Tourism

Skydive Arizona

Skydive

ELOY VISITOR CENTER

Eloy

Eloy Eats

DISCOUNTS

Eloy Glow

General Plan Update

Information & FAQs

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