Welcome to Coolidge – the ideal place to call home, relocate your business, or start a new venture! Whether you’re a visitor exploring Coolidge’s offerings or a potential resident or business owner, the Coolidge Chamber staff is here to help.
Dive into our guide to learn more about the local businesses and rich history that shape our community. The Coolidge Chamber Visitor Center has been a proud cornerstone of Coolidge for many years, welcoming thousands of visitors and providing a wealth of information about local businesses, community events, regional developments, and state insights. Think of us as your ultimate resource for all things Coolidge.
Our mission is simple: “To provide leadership for the continued growth of our community. We advocate for an environment where local businesses thrive, and our community flourishes. We actively contribute to this environment by driving economic development, fostering community partnerships, and promoting our valued members.”
If you’re considering moving to Coolidge or starting a new business here, we extend a warm welcome to our vibrant city. Join a fantastic place to live, characterized by a hometown feel, where businesses are deeply rooted in the community, and there’s a genuine investment in our youth. Let us guide you, connecting you with opportunities that make Coolidge a truly exceptional home.
Visit the Coolidge Chamber and Visitor Center at 351 N. Arizona Blvd. in Coolidge. You can also reach us through our website at www.coolidgechamber.org, email us at info@coolidgechamber.org, or call us at (520) 723-3009.
I would like to welcome you to this year’s Coolidge Chamber of Commerce’s annual community guide and business directory. Coolidge has been home to many wonderful people and businesses for many years, as well as being home to the Casa Grande Ruins National Monument. Coolidge has always prided itself on being a place that is warm, friendly, and offering a small-town feel only a very short distance from the Phoenix area. As the President of the Board of Directors for the Coolidge Chamber of Commerce, I am proud to showcase our unique charm that sets us apart.
In our city, you’ll find the cornerstones of our community, the longstanding businesses that have been here throughout the years. They have withstood the test of time, and are excited for this time of growth that our city is seeing.
Speaking of the growth, we have seen new manufacturing businesses moving in, reinvigorating our local economy. We have also seen all the houses being built being filled with new people that we welcome to our city. So not only are people moving in, but jobs are coming in as well. Our commitment to fostering a business-friendly environment is unwavering, and we strive to provide a supportive ecosystem for both legacy and new businesses alike. The synergy between tradition and innovation is what makes Coolidge a truly special place, and we wish to continue to see it grow.
As you review this annual guide, I encourage you to not just see it as a list of businesses but as a reflection of the collaborative spirit that defines our community. The Chamber will continue moving Coolidge forward as the voice of business, while respecting our roots and reaching for new heights.
Here’s to another year of growth, collaboration, and the timeless spirit of Coolidge!
Warm regards,
Jim Garrett President of the Board of Directors Coolidge Chamber of Commerce
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MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR
Hello, I’m City of Coolidge Mayor Jon Thompson and I’m thrilled to welcome you to our vibrant city, nestled between Phoenix and Tucson. Known for its rapid growth and cultural diversity, Coolidge is home to the Casa Grande Ruins National Monument, a major attraction managed by the National Park Service.
In recent years, Coolidge has reached significant milestones, particularly in business and development. Nikola Corporation manufacturing plant, located in the Inland Port of Arizona (IPAZ), employs over 250 people and is expanding to produce up to 35,000 trucks annually with a workforce of nearly 1,800. Procter & Gamble is also investing $500 million in a new manufacturing plant set to begin construction in 2024, with operations expected by 2025. The city has received substantial grants, including $15 million for roadway improvements and $9.5 million for upgrades to the Municipal Airport, which is attracting more businesses like Daycraft Systems and Ecube.
Our housing market remains robust, with single family homebuilders like DR Horton, Century Complete, Oakwood, KB and Richmond American Homes providing a range of housing options for new residents.
Upcoming multi and single-family housing projects are in the planning and design process including Casa Blanca Apartments, Edgewood, and Hawk Hollow.
Coolidge is committed to quality amenities, offering 12 parks and recreational facilities. Our Aquatics Center, which opened in 2021, is a popular spot for families. We also offer diverse sports leagues and collaborate with local schools on various programs.
Explore our local eateries offering a range of dining choices, and support our small businesses through the Coolidge Chamber of Commerce’s Shop Local initiative. Our transit system is a key community asset, and the Coolidge Municipal Airport, with its WWII history, hosts public Fly-ins on the first Saturday of the month from November to April.
I especially want to recognize our Coolidge Unified School District for excellence in academic programming and instruction and a commitment to community involvement, supported by programs such as dual enrollment with nearby colleges. The Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology (CAVIT) offers advanced technical training in fields like automotive technology and health sciences, preparing students for both immediate careers and higher education.
Our business-friendly environment and responsive Development Services Department ensure a smooth process for new ventures. Enjoy your visit to Coolidge and feel free to reach out—I’d love to hear your ideas on how we can continue to make our city an even better place to live, work, and play.
2024-2025
City Council | Left to Right: Tom Bagnall, Adriana Saavedra, Steve Hudson, Mayor Jon Thompson, Vice Mayor Tatiana Murrieta, Ian Gillespie, Tom Shope
Jon Thompson Mayor, City of Coolidge
Inland Port Arizona (IPAZ) is a ± 2,738 acre Union Pacific rail-served mega site located in the Central Arizona Corridor between Tucson and Phoenix.
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PINAL COUNTY – WIDE OPEN OPPORTUNITIES
Pinal County is experiencing exponential growth due to its strategic location, pro-business climate, a plentiful amount of affordable land, and a continual stream of new residents, which provides the vital workforce for new and expanding companies.
The County’s location between both the Phoenix and Tucson metro areas has made it a destination of choice for both residents and businesses alike. Between 2014 and 2024, the County grew by approximately 22.4%, and the current estimated population is approaching 485,000.
The County’s location along with outstanding transportation assets, including direct access to Interstates 8 and 10 as well as excellent
rail service, make it the perfect location to serve some of the largest economies in the world, including California, Texas and Mexico.
In previous generations, the County’s economic vitality was driven by its natural resources, which included the agriculture and mining industries. Mining activity is returning to the County due to copper’s importance in electric vehicle and solar applications, with billions of dollars of new investment and thousands of new jobs expected in the coming years. However, as Pinal County looks to the future its strategic location is driving activity in the manufacturing and logistics industries.
In recent years, the County has seen significant development and announcements in the electric vehicle manufacturing space, including major investments from Lucid Motors, Nikola Motors and LG Energy Solution. Semiconductor factory projects in the Phoenix metro area have driven a number of announcements from companies in the industry’s supply chain, including CCP, LCY, Air Products, Kanto, NRS and Jing He Science. Projects are underway that are related to the manufacturing of building materials, which are necessary to support the significant growth in the Southwest and beyond, and include Kohler, Gold Bond (National Gypsum) and FrameTec. In addition, it is anticipated that Procter & Gamble will break ground on a 2M square foot facility in late 2024.
All told, in approximately seven years, the County has seen the development or announcement of over $10.4B in private sector investment and nearly 14,000 jobs.
Nikola Coolidge Manufacturing Facility
Area Mileage from Coolidge
Phoenix Sky Harbor 53
Phoenix/Gateway Mesa 55
Tucson International 74
Casa Grande 31
Eloy 18
Florence 11
Flagstaff 203
Grand Canyon 283
Phoenix 55
Sedona 175
Tucson 66
Yuma 199
Anaheim, CA 410
Las Vegas, NV 356
Los Angeles, CA 427
Nogales, Mexico 134
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BUILDING FOR TOMORROW IN THE ‘SUN CORRIDOR’
Business View Magazine interviews representatives of Coolidge, Arizona for our focus on Economic Development in North American Towns & Cities
Coolidge, Arizona, stands at the forefront of the ‘Sun Corridor,’ driving regional growth and innovation. In an insightful conversation with Mayor Jon Thompson, City Manager Rick Miller, Development Services Director Gilbert Lopez, and Lynn Parsons, Executive Director of the Coolidge Chamber of Commerce, the city’s leadership team shares numerous updates, reflecting the community’s transformation and the strategic initiatives shaping its future.
ANCHORS OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
One of the most significant developments is the anticipated ground breaking of the Procter & Gamble manufacturing facility. Lopez elaborates, “We’re anticipating them breaking ground this fall. They aim to start moving earth and begin building the facility.” The new addition is set to manufacture laundry dryer sheets and Tide Pods, bringing substantial employment opportunities and bolstering Coolidge’s reputation as a key player in the industrial landscape.
Nikola Motor Company, another key regional employer, is making strides in producing hydrogen fuel cell and battery semi-trucks at their advanced facility. “They’re leading the way in zero-emission semi-trucks,” says Lopez. The company’s presence underlines Coolidge’s dedication to innovative and sustainable industries.
Mayor Thompson expresses his enthusiasm for these developments and their positive impact on the community: “Having Procter & Gamble and Nikola in our community not only creates jobs but also attracts other businesses and industries, fostering a dynamic and supportive environment that we can all be proud of. The city is able to respond
to companies looking to locate their business in Coolidge by quickly assembling a team of decision makers to ensure a projects success.”
AIRPORT ENHANCEMENTS
Coolidge Municipal Airport has undergone substantial improvements, including power upgrades and the addition of companies like E-Cube and Daycraft Systems. These changes have transformed the airport from a dormant facility to a thriving hub, creating new job opportunities. The FAA’s recent approval of the airport master plan further cements its potential as a major economic driver.
Miller adds, “We now have 179 people working at the airport, up from just 40 a few years ago. Companies like E-Cube, which disassembles and repairs planes, and Daycraft Systems, a military contractor, bring highpaying jobs to the community.”
These developments are complemented by the airport’s increasing capacity to handle larger projects and aircraft. Thompson explains, “With the new power lines and increased amperage capacity, we can now attract even bigger companies to our airport, further boosting employment and economic activity.”
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
Workforce development remains a priority, with Central Arizona College (CAC) playing a crucial role. New programs in automated industrial technology, commercial electrical welding, and commercial driver’s licenses are some highlights. Miller notes, “We work closely with the college to ensure we meet the needs of local businesses.” The collaborative efforts between CAC and local industries ensure a steady pipeline of skilled workers to support Coolidge’s growing economy.
Mayor Thompson emphasizes the importance of these programs,
saying, “Our community is known for stepping out and being relevant to what’s going on. The CDL training program is a testament to our commitment to providing practical, job-ready skills.”
The city also collaborates with other educational institutions and local businesses to offer various training opportunities. “We have programs that cater to different industries, from nursing to drone technology,” says Lopez. “This variety ensures that we can meet the diverse needs of our growing economy.”
HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS
Coolidge’s housing market is responding to increased demand for single- and multi-family units. “We’re seeing a pickup in permits from big players like DR Horton and KB Homes,” says Lopez. The city is also expanding rental options, with over 500 units in various stages of development. This balance between rental and ownership options caters to a diverse population, from new homebuyers to long-term renters.
Miller provides further insight: “At our peak in 2021, nearly 700 singlefamily homes were constructed. Although there was a dip due to rising interest rates, we’re seeing a resurgence in single-family and multi-family housing developments.”
The diversity in housing options is crucial for accommodating the city’s growing population. “We want to ensure that everyone, from young professionals to families and retirees, has access to quality housing,” says Parsons. “Our goal is to create a community where everyone feels welcome and supported.”
RENEWABLE ENERGY INITIATIVES
The city’s commitment to renewable energy is evident through numerous solar projects. Lopez highlights, “We’ve approved a significant amount of land for future solar development.” These projects contribute to a greener environment and attract industries seeking to leverage clean energy.
Miller shares an exciting update, “Recently, CNBC featured a large solar battery project in our region, the largest of its kind.” This project, consisting of 857,000 solar panels, will primarily power Meta’s data center,
demonstrating Coolidge’s capacity to support major tech companies with green energy.
Coolidge has become a leader in renewable energy, with several large-scale solar projects already in operation. The city has seen a significant influx of these projects, driven by federal incentives and its strategic location. This development benefits the environment and positions Coolidge as a hub for green technology.
ENHANCING QUALITY OF LIFE
The development of the Coolidge Regional Park master plan focuses on quality-of-life improvements. Phase one, set to begin this summer, includes a dog park, playgrounds, a fitness court, and more. “Our first phase will include a variety of recreational facilities,” says Lopez. This initiative reflects the city’s dedication to providing residents with ample recreational opportunities.
Mayor Thompson adds, “We’ve seen our local baseball and soccer teams double in size. The new park facilities will help accommodate this growth and provide a space for our community to gather and stay active.”
The park master plan is designed to evolve with the community’s needs. “As our population grows, we’ll continue to add new amenities and improve existing ones,” says Lopez. “This ensures that the park remains a vibrant and welcoming space for everyone.”
ISO RATING UPGRADE
Establishing a full-time fire department has significantly improved Coolidge’s emergency response capabilities. “Our ISO rating has increased to a three,” notes Miller. “This upgrade enhances public safety and lowers insurance premiums for businesses and residents.”
Mayor Thompson recounts the journey: “When I first started, we had an ISO rating of five. The mayor and council wanted us to go full-time, and once we did that and made a few other improvements, our rating increased to a three. This benefits local businesses because a higher insurance rating from fire response generally means better insurance rates.”
Reflecting on the fire chief’s contributions, Thompson adds, “We have one of the best fire chiefs in the country. He served in Oklahoma City during the bombing and was a combat medic in Iraq and South Korea. He’s been instrumental in improving our fire department.”
Transitioning to a full-time fire department was a major undertaking, but it has already paid off. “The calls for service have doubled, and our response times have improved significantly,” says Miller. “This is a critical component of our commitment to public safety.”
BUILDING FOR TOMORROW IN THE ‘SUN CORRIDOR’
ENHANCING CONNECTIVITY
Transportation infrastructure is another critical area of focus.
Coolidge’s transit system, including the Cotton Express and Central Arizona Regional Transit (CART), provides vital services to residents. “We’re looking to expand services to new industrial areas to accommodate the workforce,” states Thompson. The expansion ensures that residents have reliable and efficient transportation options as the city grows.
Miller explains, “Our transit system serves local needs and connects residents to larger regional hubs. This connectivity is crucial for both our workforce and overall community mobility.”
The city’s transportation initiatives also include plans for future passenger rail services. “We’re working hard to ensure Coolidge becomes a key stop on future passenger rail routes,” Thompson notes. “This will further enhance our connectivity and support our economic growth.”
COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS
Strong community partnerships are integral to Coolidge’s success. “Partnerships with local businesses, educational institutions, and government agencies are critical,” emphasizes Parsons.
“The Arizona Commerce Authority helps us attract and work with local industries, and the workforce development programs of the county are vital. These collaborations enable the city to respond effectively to challenges and capitalize on opportunities, fostering a supportive environment for growth.”
Mayor Thompson highlights a recent success story: “Developers have donated to our schools, ensuring every child in Coolidge can read by the third grade. These partnerships are invaluable to our community’s progress. We’ve also seen developers put a new roof on our American Legion building and help with the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) building. Their contributions make a significant difference, especially for our veterans.”
The city’s approach to partnerships extends beyond just economic development. Coolidge works closely with local organizations to support
various initiatives, from healthcare to environmental conservation. This holistic approach ensures that all aspects of the community are thriving.
TOURISM AND CULTURAL HERITAGE
Coolidge’s rich cultural heritage, highlighted by the Casa Grande Ruins, attracts over 100,000 visitors annually. “This tourism piece is a significant contributor to our local economy,” notes Parsons. The preservation and promotion of these historical sites ensure that Coolidge remains a vibrant destination for visitors.
Miller adds, “Tourism not only brings in revenue but also highlights our community’s unique history and charm. It’s a vital part of what makes Coolidge special.”
In addition to the Casa Grande Ruins, Coolidge hosts various cultural and community events yearly. The annual festivals and events draw visitors from all over the region, celebrating the city’s heritage and bringing the community together.
YEARS OF SERVICE
As Coolidge continues to evolve, the city’s leadership remains committed to strategic growth and development. Mayor Thompson’s vision is clear: “We’re focused on creating a community where people want to live, work, and play.” With ongoing initiatives in economic development, infrastructure, and quality of life improvements, Coolidge is prepared for a bright and prosperous future.
Reflecting on his 43 years of municipal service, Miller adds, “It’s been an honor to serve Coolidge. The partnerships we’ve formed and the progress we’ve made are a testament to the dedication of our entire team.”
Parsons echoes this sentiment: “Our community’s success is built on collaboration and a shared vision for the future. We have a strong foundation and are excited for what’s to come.”
BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
Coolidge, Arizona, is a model of progress and innovation driven by a dedicated leadership team and strong community partnerships. The city’s strategic initiatives are transforming its economic landscape and enhancing its residents’ quality of life, making Coolidge a thriving and dynamic place to call home.
With ongoing projects and a clear vision for the future, Coolidge sets the standard for sustainable development and community engagement. As Mayor Thompson aptly puts it, “We are building a future where every resident can thrive, every business can grow, and every visitor can feel the unique spirit of Coolidge.”
ARIZONA@WORK - PINAL COUNTY
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.
TYPES OF SERVICES FOR EMPLOYERS
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 SPECIFIC EXPERTISE
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.
TURNAROUND TIME
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.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
ARIZONA@WORK Pinal County Business and Career Center 820 E. Cottonwood Lane, Building E, Casa Grande, AZ 85122 www.pinal.gov/Workforce-Development | (520) 509-3555
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COOLIDGE DEMOGRAPHICS
LOCAL SCHOOLS
COOLIDGE IS HOME TO THE LARGEST COLLEGE IN PINAL COUNTY AND EXCELLENT SCHOOLS
The City is also home to Pinal County’s largest college, Central Arizona College. This two-year educational institution prepares both recent high school graduates as well as those who are looking for a career transition. Their highly focused programs not only help those who wish to further their learning at a four year college but also prepare students for the local economy. Programs like heavy equipment operation, welding and medical assisting allow students to readily find a career in their field.
In addition to traditional programs, CAC is working with various local industries like Lucid Motors to design a state of the art program. The program works specifically with industries to accommodate their needs to find skilled workers. This prepares students to start work immediately upon graduation. It is these future thinking education institutions and industry leaders helping to make Pinal County and Coolidge an attractive community to call home.
In addition to Central Arizona College, the Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology (CAVIT) has a host of high school training programs. Career technology education prepares students to enter the workforce immediately after graduation or to pursue further education at a community college or university. Some of the programs at the CAVIT campus include fire science, law enforcement, medical and nursing.
Excellent education at the elementary to the high school level is also something the community takes seriously. The Coolidge Unified School District operates several schools in the area. In addition, Imagine Schools, a charter school system, has planted roots in Coolidge starting with an elementary school in 2007. With its rapid popularity , Imagine has grown into a full K-12 campus in 2011, adding a preparatory building for middle and high school. This commitment by the area residents in quality education symbolizes Coolidge’s goal of training our future leaders of tomorrow.
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CENTRAL ARIZONA COLLEGE
CAC 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 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.
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CAC business hours are Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. For more information, please call (520) 494-5111 or visit www.centralaz.edu.
COOLIDGE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
The Coolidge Unified School District #21 (CUSD) proudly contributes to a comprehensive educational journey for students residing within our district boundaries. Since 1935, we have served the City of Coolidge and its surrounding areas, including the Gila River Indian Community, with a steadfast commitment to excellence in education.
Our district, operates several schools and programs that cater to a diverse range of needs and aspirations:
For preschoolers aged 3-5, we operate the Coolidge Mini Bears program.
West Elementary and Heartland Ranch Elementary provide a traditional elementary education for grades K-5.
Coolidge Junior High School offers a traditional junior high experience for grades 6-8.
Coolidge High School is a traditional, comprehensive high school for grades 9-12.
The Coolidge Alternative Program serves as an alternative high school for grades 9-12.
For grades 6-12, we offer an online schooling option through the Coolidge Virtual Academy.
We ensure that every student from kindergarten through 12th grade has access to a 1:1 device, enhancing their learning experience with technology. Each school within the district offers gifted and special education services, and we are proud to provide multiple fine arts opportunities, including band, instrumental and choral music, dance, drama, and art. Our engagement in seven Career and Technical Education programs (CTE) prepares students for their future careers.
As a recipient of the 21st Century Community Learning Centers grant, we offer several before and after school clubs, activities, enrichment, and intervention opportunities. Our junior and senior high schools boast a comprehensive girls’ and boys’ athletic program and a variety of student activities, all within a safe and caring environment.
Our goal is to make a positive and lasting difference in the lives of our students by engaging, challenging, and inspiring them every day. We are dedicated to ensuring they are career-ready upon graduation. We take great pride in working alongside the dedicated teachers, encouraging support staff, committed administrators, and our loyal community. Together, we strive to uplift and empower every student who walks through our doors.
CENTRAL ARIZONA VALLEY
Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology provides Career and Technology Education opportunities for students to become members of a competitive workforce. CAVIT is a publicschool district working in partnership with seventeen area high schools where 11-12th grade students can begin preparing for higher wage, in demand jobs while still attending high school.
Career technology education prepares students to enter the workforce immediately after graduation or to pursue further education at a community college or university.
We invite you to use our website to check out our programs, learn how to enroll, meet our governing board or staff or check out employment opportunities.
CAVIT offers the following programs for high school students:
Behavioral Health
Construction Technology
Dental Science
Drone Technology
Electric Vehicle
Fire Science
Hairstyling
Industrial Technology
Law Enforcement
Massage Therapy
Medical Science
Patient Care
Pharmacy Science
Physical Therapy
Veterinary Science
Welding Technology
CAVIT (Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology 1789 W. Coolidge Ave., Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 423-1944 | www.cavitschools.org
IMAGINE SCHOOLS
Imagine Schools is a network of non-profit public charter schools. Imagine Schools in Coolidge was established in 2008 with Imagine Coolidge Elementary School (ICOE). Imagine Coolidge Elementary School proudly educates students in Preschool-5th grade. Imagine Schools in Coolidge offers a seamless education from elementary through graduation, as students transition to Imagine Prep Coolidge (IPC), which was founded in 2011. Imagine Schools provides a high quality education that focuses on academic achievement, and character development. Imagine Coolidge Elementary is an “A” rated school and Imagine Prep Coolidge is a “B” rated school. Our campus is proud of the current ratings and celebrate the hard work of our staff and students.
Imagine Coolidge Elementary School is accredited through AdvancED and is a designated National School of Character through Character.org. Additionally, ICOE has received Promising Practice awards through character.org for the past several years. ICOE has maintained a highly performing status through the Arizona Department of Education since 2018.
Imagine Coolidge Elementary School’s teachers and staff are loving, compassionate, and supportive of all students. Staff know each student on an individual level and support them both academically and socially. Students who attend ICOE receive whole group instruction that aligns to the Arizona College and Career Readiness Standards in addition to targeted small group instruction for reading and math daily. Students participate in Spanish, Technology, Physical Education and Art classes weekly. Imagine Coolidge Elementary School collaborates with families and the surrounding communities through monthly events.
Imagine Prep Coolidge is a light for families who choose the option of a family feel for their students. We pride ourselves on making deep connections with students that support them both academically and emotionally. We are unique with our 6-12 grade structure and sister school, Imagine Coolidge Elementary right next door for our K-5 students. Imagine Schools in Coolidge offers a complete educational experience for our families and we are lucky enough to be on the same campus.
The Prep offers a full range of athletics with opportunities for students of all abilities to be included in our programs. Our wrestling team boasts state champions and many of our athletic programs make it to the playoffs and beyond. We offer AVID, all levels of Spanish and Art, music, Videography, and FFA as some of our electives. We also partner with Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology (CAVIT) where our students can earn certificates to enter a range of careers, right out of high school. IPC is CAVIT’s premier partner with the highest percentage of students in Pinal County coming from our school. Other
partners include the Gila River Indian Community, Pinal County Junior Livestock Committee, the Coolidge Chamber of Commerce, Central Arizona College, and the Pinal Hispanic Council to name a few.
IPC has a 21st Century grant that allows us to offer before and after-school programs including, academic tutoring, robotics, boxing, crafts, and gaming. We are happy that these enrichment opportunities further develop our students and strengthen the relationships between students and staff. Our master schedule includes an academic workshop time for targeted interventions in reading and math and for additional support for our English language learners.
We work diligently to model every aspect of the Imagine Shared Values and lead from the front with the expectations of our teachers. We know that taking care of our staff means they can work on the business of taking care of our students.
To enroll at Imagine Coolidge Elementary School go to: www.imaginecoolidge.org
To enroll at Imagine Prep Coolidge go to: www.imagineprepcoolidge.org
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Imagine Prep Coolidge is built upon expectations high enough to live up to a child's potential In our schools, success means developing character and enriching minds as we graduate students well prepared for college, career and life.
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Supportive teachers ensure personalized learning so your child experiences the pride of achievement and success.
bus transportation! Imagine Prep Coolidge is built upon expectations high enough to live up to a child's potential In our schools, success means developing character and enriching minds as we graduate students well prepared for college, career and life Prep for college, Prep for career, Prep for life!
Imagine Prep Coolidge is built upon expectations high enough to live up to a child's potential. In our schools, success means developing character and enriching minds as we graduate students well prepared for college, career and life.
Supportive teachers ensure personalized learning so your child experiences the pride of achievement and success
Our Eagles Nest extends and enriches learning opportunities through our after-school program
Our Eagles Nest extends and enriches learning opportunities through our after-school program. Dual enrollment college classes as well as AP and honor classes FREE bus transportation!
Dual enrollment college classes as well as AP and honor classes. FREE bus transportation!
For enrollment information please call us at 520-424-2790
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1290 W. Vah Ki Inn Rd., Coolidge https://imagineprepcoolidge.com
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Achieve Pinal, a project of Pinal Alliance for Economic Growth, is a regional grassroots effort dedicated to working with education, government, business and other interested community partners to develop a competitive workforce for current and future jobs by improving educational attainment in Pinal County.
Achieve Pinal has adopted strategies established by Achieve60AZ that are focused on the goal of 60% of Arizona adults successfully acquiring a professional certificate or a 2 or 4- year college degree by 2030. Our Career Expo and Achieve Pinal Experience Corps programs directly address the deficits in Pinal County’s population by making residents aware of education opportunities and careers available in Pinal County and working toward a goal of having all third-grade students reading at grade level by the time they leave third grade. Eighty-three percent of participants in last year’s program moved up one full grade level, and five percent moved up at least two grade levels, which is more than twice the national average.
For more information about Achieve Pinal, education and career development, visit www.achievepinal.org or call (520) 836-6868.
Pinal Alliance for Economic Growth is a private, non-profit economic development organization serving Pinal County. Pinal County is at the heart of Arizona’s explosive economic growth and offers many expansion opportunities for new or existing companies looking to serve customers in the Western U.S. The communities of the central Arizona region have a pro-business attitude and work diligently with industry to ensure that their expansion and relocation goals are met. Unlike larger communities, prospective companies can experience a personal touch directly by elected officials. In summary, the central Arizona region offers:
Close proximity to regional and international airports
A more affordable housing market
Superb healthcare options
COOLIDGE’S 100TH BIRTHDAY
HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY, COOLIDGE!
Dear Coolidge,
It seems like only yesterday that Richard J. Jones platted your townsite on June 2nd, 1925. In 1924, Congress approved the construction of the Coolidge Dam across the Gila River and the Southern Pacific Railroad laid down its new main line through the land where you were located. These two events made your location a viable option for a young town that would serve the agriculture community and would prosper in the area because of water from the Coolidge Dam. You weren’t very big when you were first platted and you only extended to the railroad tracks on the east, Arizona Boulevard on the west, Northern Avenue on the north and Coolidge Avenue on the south. However, within three months Clement Seagoe had platted out his land, followed by Oliver Baughn in 1927. In 1928, Harry M. Kennedy filed his plat for North Coolidge and Richard J. Jones established a second addition. You were growing quickly!
Your first 5 years saw incredible growth. Even before the Coolidge Dam was completed in 1928, Phoenix papers described you as the fastest growing town in Arizona. Within 3 years, a cotton gin, an ice plant, several garages, a hotel, grocery stores, a hospital, a school, post office, restaurant, community church and women’s club were established. As there was no town government, members of the community came together and formed the Coolidge Chamber of Commerce in January of 1928 to coordinate and develop all the infrastructure that you would need to be successful.
In 1930, the new Tucson-Phoenix highway (today’s State Route 87) was completed, bringing travelers right through town. You were the place to stop for food, gas and lodging and your population had already grown to 1000 residents. On Saturdays, farmers from the surrounding area came into town to shop and the downtown streets were crowded with people. World War II brought the Coolidge Army Airfield outside town, bringing in even more people.
From the beginning, you dreamed of becoming a city and members of the Coolidge Chamber began to talk about incorporation as soon as
they were formed. But it took a while. Efforts were delayed in the 1930’s during the Great Depression because of the financial impact it would have on the residents. World War II further delayed your incorporation but finally in 1945, you became the city you were destined to be!
In the 1950’s, life was exciting! In 1952, Charles Cohen built a new store called Cohen’s Popular Department Store. It was just across the street from the Post Office and the interior rivaled anything you could see in a major city. Residents enjoyed 2 movie theaters, a drive in theater, a roller-skating rink and their own radio station, KCKY. Waylon Jennings was a disc jockey at the station. You were also the hometown to Duane Eddy and Jimmy Dell (Delbridge) who went on to become well known musicians. Life was good.
Things changed in the 1960’s. Interstate 10 was completed and travelers between Tucson and Phoenix no longer traveled through Coolidge. Life didn’t change immediately but as business slowed, many of the businesses closed. Your residents still loved you, but you became a small town with a population between 6,000 -7,000 people. After the millennium, however, you started growing again. New housing areas
were springing up and people were moving in. The 2008 recession did slow things down for a while but when the country recovered, new houses were going up like crazy! Your estimated population in 2022 was now over 16,000 residents and growing. New businesses are beginning, and your residents are seeing more amenities and services in the community. Businesses like Nikola and Procter & Gamble are bringing in new jobs. Although some of the old landmarks have been lost over the years, some like the Coolidge Airport are seeing new life with the expansion of businesses at the airport and a fly-in on the first Saturday of every month between November and April.
Coolidge, you have every reason to be proud! You’ve lived through the boom times and the slow times, only to start booming again. I have every reason to believe that things will continue to be great.
Sincerely, The Future
COOLIDGE TRANSIT
With nearly 35 years of service, Cotton Express continues to provide excellent public transit service to all residents of Coolidge as well as its visitors. Cotton Express services provide an average of 21,000 trips annually, keeping the Coolidge community mobile and providing access to employment, shopping, medical appointments, and recreational activities.
Cotton Express provides two unique Deviated-Flex routes that operate Monday-Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., with the routes providing access to shopping centers, doctor’s offices, parks, city facilities and much more. In addition, Demand-Response service provides curb-to-curb service anywhere within Coolidge city limits—be sure to reserve a trip well ahead of time as this service books quickly! Thanks to 5311 Rural Public Transit Program funding from the Arizona Department of Transportation, the Cotton Express can provide an affordable and convenient service to all residents of Coolidge.
COOLIDGE TRANSIT
CART – CENTRAL ARIZONA REGIONAL TRANSIT
Founded in 2010, Central Arizona Regional Transit (CART) is Pinal County’s original regional public transit system, connecting the communities of Coolidge, Florence, and Casa Grande. CART creates possibilities for Pinal County residents to access employment, education, social services, and countless other opportunities that may be unreachable otherwise. With nearly 15 years of regional service, CART has evolved frequently to fit the needs of students, employees and each of its riders.
Forged by a partnership with the City of Coolidge, Town of Florence, Central Arizona College and Pinal County, CART service aims to grow future services and provide as much benefit to the region as possible.
Currently, CART provides a Regional Fixed-Route service that connects Coolidge, Florence, Central Arizona College, and Casa Grande,
COOLIDGE TRANSIT STATION
Completed in 2010, the Coolidge Transit Station is a one-of-akind transit facility located at 395 W. Palo Verde Avenue. Our facility was designed as the centerpiece of public transit service in Pinal County, with a vision of growth for the transit needs of the City of
operating Monday-Friday from 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. With the service constantly evolving, be on the lookout for future service changes!
Coolidge and each of its neighboring communities in Pinal County.
The Transit Station has provided a safe and reliable hub for nearly 500,000 transit riders since its inception; we welcome you to explore and visit our facility soon.
For more information about our services, please contact us at (520) 723-7195 or visit us at www.coolidgeaz.com/transit; follow Coolidge Public Transit on Facebook and Instagram for additional information and future promotions.
CITY OF COOLIDGE AIRPORT INFORMATION
The Coolidge Municipal Airport has a rich history and continues to play a vital role in serving the local community and aviation enthusiasts from across the country. Originally constructed by the U.S. Department of the Army in the early 1940s as the Coolidge Army Airfield, the airport has undergone significant transformations over the years.
In its early days, the Coolidge Army Airfield was designed as a single-engine aircraft flight training school. However, during World War II, it operated as an air transport command base, serving as an auxiliary operating base for what is now known as the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport.
The Secretary of War declared the airport surplus in November 1945, leading to its transfer to Pinal County in January 1950. Subsequently, the site was transferred to the City of Coolidge in March 1959. From 1962 to 1992, the airport was primarily used for military purposes under lease agreements. In 1992, it transitioned to civilian use after the military no longer required its operations.
Today, the Coolidge Municipal Airport is owned and operated by the City of Coolidge and is home to various aviation-related businesses. The airport received a significant boost in May 2019 when it was awarded a $9.5 million grant from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). This grant was used to completely refurbish the airport’s runways, returning them to like-new condition, and to install new lighting. In 2023, the airport received a $777,000 grant for runway maintenance, which involved crack sealing, fog seal coat, and restriping of both runways.
The airport still boasts a historic wooden military hangar, which has made appearances in television commercials and movies. Two of the original three runways built in a triangular layout are still in use. The airport covers an expansive 1,268 acres and is strategically located just 5 miles southeast of Coolidge.
The recently reconstructed runways and its proximity to the nearby Phoenix and Tucson metropolitan areas have drawn the attention of businesses. Since 2020, several new enterprises have established themselves at the airport, capitalizing on the vast land area and strategic location. The City has upgraded the existing power lines into the airport to accommodate future business expansion and further enhance the facility. The Arizona Water Company has installed and maintains a 200,000-gallon water storage tank to meet fire flow requirements and future water needs.
The Coolidge Municipal Airport is not only a hub for aviation commerce but also a focal point for community engagement. Each year, from November until April, the airport hosts a popular fly-in event on the first Saturday of the month. The event includes a buffet-style pancake
breakfast, generously served by the Coolidge Lions Club. Pilots from across the nation participate, showcasing a diverse range of aircraft, from vintage and unique flyers to modern-day jets and experimental flying exhibits. This event is a crowd-pleaser and also serves as a fundraiser for various programs in Coolidge, benefiting both youth and elderly initiatives. We invite you to come and witness this exciting event for yourself while enjoying breakfast with us!
The Coolidge Municipal Airport continues to be a dynamic and evolving part of our community, offering a glimpse into our past and a promising future for aviation and local business.
Additionally, the airport has undertaken several new projects to enhance its infrastructure and services. Recent upgrades include Roadway Design and Engineered Plans, Right of Way surveys, and Environmental Studies for FAA preapproval and grant submittal requirements.
The Coolidge Municipal Airport remains a vital asset to the region, contributing to the local economy and serving as a gateway for aviation enthusiasts and businesses alike. We look forward to continuing our growth and development, ensuring that the airport remains a cornerstone of the Coolidge community for years to come.
Coolidge Municipal Airport
ADDRESS: 3546 S. Hangar Dr., Coolidge, AZ 85128
PHONE: (520) 723-5354
MAILING ADDRESS: 131 W. Pinkley Ave., Coolidge, AZ 85128
East Park
301 N. Pacific
Basketball courts, picnic facilities and playground
Main Street Park
203 W. Coolidge Ave.
Basketball courts, playground and ramada
146 W. Palo Verde Ave.
Picnic facilities, shelter, restroom and playground
Walker Park
650 W. Vah Ki Inn Rd.
Basketball court, volleyball, playground, ramadas
HoHoKam Park
1795 N. Arizona Blvd.
Picnic facilities, viewing ramada
North Park
800 N. 3rd St.
Backstop, basketball court, picnic facilities, playground and restrooms
Rotary Skate Park
811 W. Wilson Ave.
Picnic facilities, playground, sport fields and Skate park
ACTIVITY CENTERS
Coolidge Youth Center
660 S. Main St.
Gym, game room, restrooms and offices
Kenilworth Sports Complex
671 E. Coolidge Ave.
Baseball, softball, and all-purpose fields
Nutt Park
200 N. Washington
Picnic facilities, shelter and playground
300 W. Central Ave.
Horseshoe pits, picnic facilities, playground and restrooms
Aquatic Center
860 W. Northern Ave.
Pool and picnic area
Palo Verde Park
San Carlos Park
GATHER TO GROW, LEARN, SHARE, CONNECT
Located at 160 W Central Ave, the library offers you a wealth of information. Whether you like to hold a book in your hand, read it on a device, or enjoy a DVD, the library has you covered.
The library offers a broad range of programs for all ages throughout the week. Bring your children to various story times and literacy programs. Register for the Fun Van from Apache Junction to learn helpful literacy and parenting skills. STEAM programs (science, technology, engineering, arts, and math) are available for all ages from preschool-aged children to teens. Attend the all-ages chess club to learn new skills or share your grandmaster moves with other players.
Adults are important too. Enroll in free ESL (English as a Second Language) classes taught through Central Arizona College. Attend educational programs offered in partnership with Arizona Humanities and other community partners. Join a book club. Enjoy a craft class or meet with an employment counselor from Arizona at Work.
The library is more than just books and programs. We offer you a wide variety of services such as hiking backpacks, period packs, WiFi, culture passes, and so much more. Save money when you download the Princh app and print your documents at the library.
The best way to keep track of what’s new is to stop by the library for a monthly calendar or send an email to library@coolidgeaz.com to request a weekly email with all of the upcoming events. Go to www.coolidgeaz.com/library to learn about all of the opportunities available to you.
HOURS: Monday through Friday | 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
PHONE: (520) 723-6030
EMAIL: library@coolidgeaz.com
WEBSITE: www.coolidgeaz.com/library
PUBLIC SAFETY
COOLIDGE FIRE DEPARTMENT
On behalf of the Coolidge Fire Department, welcome. The Coolidge Fire Department was established in 1939 and has a long standing tradition of service, and remains committed to serving the citizens, neighbors, and guests of Coolidge. Our main focus is community risk reduction; however, we are prepared as an all risk fire department to respond to any emergency. Our current I.S.O. rating is a 3. Our most valued asset is our team of 20 firefighters. Of these dedicated firefighters, 12 are fulltime 24/7 operating out of 1 station, 6 are volunteers and 2 are Chief level officers that live in and proudly serve the City of Coolidge.
We have a fleet of 3 Engines, a 75’ Aerial Ladder, a Water Tender, one Brush Truck, 2 Command Vehicles and a state-of-the-art Fire Prevention/Education Trailer. We have the ability to provide inspection and investigative services within our jurisdiction, as well as an active public education program for school age children. We are committed to reducing community risk such as fires, motor vehicle accidents and other emergencies through code enforcement, public education (CPR, first aid, etc.), engineering, and engagement in the community. We have strong community ties and unparalleled involvement within our community as well as our educational partners, Central Arizona College and Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology. We are here to serve the community with honor and integrity while improving the quality of life in Coolidge.
Emergency 911
Non Emergency (520) 723-5311
103 W. Pinkley Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128
The Coolidge Fire Department is proud to provide fire response, ambulance, rescue, and emergency medical services throughout the Coolidge area.
— Coolidge Fire Department
COOLIDGE POLICE DEPARTMENT
The Coolidge Police Department looks forward to yet another great year of serving the Coolidge Community. Every employee takes pride in their responsibility entrusted to us through the citizens and the Mayor and City Council. Our primary goal is to reduce both crime and the fear of crime for our citizens. We continually accomplish our goals through interactive partnership with various community activities and groups within our city. As our city experiences rapid growth in every aspect we look forward to the challenges, learning, and delivering our services to those who are in need. We stand together with all local first responders to make this the safest community possible for those who live, work, study, or visit the City of Coolidge.
S. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge AZ 85128
The Coolidge Police Department is dedicated to improving the quality of life by creating a safe environment in partnership with the people we serve.
CHURCH INFORMATION
Calvary Chapel Coolidge Services at Imagine Schools
1290 W. Vah Ki Inn Rd. Coolidge, Arizona (520) 840-0022
Christ Lutheran Church
615 W. Vah Ki Inn Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-7428
Community Christian Church
11334 E. Vah Ki Inn Rd. Valley Farms, Arizona (520) 723-2952
Coolidge Church of the Nazarene
1101 W. Coolidge Ave. Coolidge, Arizona (520) 723-7761
East Valley Apostolic Church
1048 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, Arizona (480) 534-1463
First Baptist Church
395 W. Lindbergh Ave. Coolidge, Arizona (520) 723-3983
Hope International Ministries
120 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, Arizona (520) 233-6699
Spirit of Joy Methodist Church
392 W. Roosevelt Ave. Coolidge, Arizona (520) 723-3296
St. James the Apostle Catholic Church
401 W. Wilson Ave. Coolidge, Arizona (520) 723-3063
FREQUENTLY CALLED PHONE NUMBERS
EDUCATION
Central Arizona College (520) 494-5111 1-800-237-9814
Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology (CAVIT) (520) 423-1944
Coolidge Unified School District (520) 723-2040
Head Start (520) 723-4951
Imagine Schools (520) 723-5391
HEALTH CARE SERVICES
Banner Casa Grande Medical Center (520) 381-6300
Banner Urgent Care (520) 316-0688
Florence Medical Center (520) 868-3333
UTILITIES
Arizona Public Service 1-800-240-2014
Arizona Water Company (520) 723-5346
Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) (520) 562-3326
Century Link Communications (800) 244-1111
City of Coolidge City Hall (bill pay) (520) 723-5361
City of Coolidge Public Works (trash pick-up) (520) 723-4882
Electrical District #2 (520) 723-7741
San Carlos Irrigation (520) 723-6209
Southwest Gas (877) 860-6020
Waste Connections of Arizona (480) 983-9100
Alluvion Communications (480) 639-1990
Cox Communications (800) 234-3993
SENIOR SERVICES
Coolidge Adult Center (520) 723-4803
Central Arizona Aging (520) 836-2758 (800) 293-9393
COMMUNITY RESOURCES GUIDE
Arizona Office of Tourism (602) 364-3700
Better Business Bureau (602) 264-1721
Coolidge Chamber of Commerce (520) 723-3009
Coolidge Examiner Newspaper (520) 723-5441
Coolidge Historical Museum (520) 723-7186
DAV Veterans Military Museum (520) 494-3283
Pinal County Historical Museum (520) 868-4382
Pinal Geology and Mineral Museum (520) 723-3009
Department of Motor Vehicles (520) 723-5338 (602) 255-0072
Post Office (520) 723-3011
Hope International Food Pantry (520) 233-6699
Hope Women’s Center-Coolidge (520) 723-8888
Salvation Army (520) 421-4480
CAHRA (520) 466-1112
United Way of Pinal County (520) 836-0736
CITY GOVERNMENT OFFICES
Public Library (520) 723-6030
Public Works (520) 723-4882
Fire Department (520) 723-5311
FREQUENTLY CALLED PHONE NUMBERS
Development Services (520) 723-6075
Parks and Recreation Department (520) 723-4551
Coolidge Police Non Emergency (520) 723-5311
Cotton Express/Dial-a-Ride (520) 723-7195
Animal Control (520) 723-6075 (520) 723-5311 after 5:00 p.m. (Police Dept.)
City Courts (520) 723-6031
City Hall (520) 723-5361
PINAL COUNTY GOVERNMENT OFFICES
General (520) 509-3555
Assessor’s Office (520) 866-6361
Adult Probation (520) 866-5400
Animal Control (520) 509-3555
Board of Supervisors (520) 866-6068
County Attorney (520) 866-6271
Community Development (520) 509-3555
Emergency Management (866) 960-0633
Elections (520) 866-7550
Environmental Health (866) 287-0209
Fairgrounds (520) 723-7881
Housing (520) 866-7203
Judicial Branch/Courts (520) 866-7203
Medical Examiner (520) 866-7260
News and Information (520) 509-3555
Open Space and Trails (520) 509-3555
Public Health (866) 960-0633
PC Public Works (520) 866-6411
Recorder (520) 866-6830
School Superintendent (520) 866-6565
Sheriff Non Emergency (520) 866-5111
STATE GOVERNMENT OFFICES
Veterans’ Services (602) 255-3373
Game and Fish (602) 942-3000
Department of Education (602) 542-5393
Governor’s Office (602) 542-4331
Department of Transportation (602) 712-7355
Citizens Clean Election Commission (602) 364-3477
Department of Public Safety (602) 223-2000
Homeland Security (602) 542-7013
Attorney General (602) 542-5025
Highway Department (520) 723-4438
DES-Coolidge (520) 723-5351
Social Security Office (800) 772-1213
STATE PARKS & HISTORICAL MUSEUMS
CASA GRANDE RUINS NATIONAL MONUMENT
“Casa Grande Ruins National Monument, next exit”.
Visitors and travelers will see the familiar brown sign on the side of the highway telling them there is a National Park Service site just a few miles away in the town of Coolidge, AZ, a stop along their trip between Tucson and Phoenix, or a stop between larger sites like Grand Canyon and Saguaro National Parks. People are drawn to the site for many reasons, while most are excited to see another of the 22 national park sites in Arizona.
Once they drive through town and arrive at the park, a large adobe structure with a tall roof shelter over it stands in the distance. This structure, known as the Great House, (Siwan Wa’a ki or Sivan Vah’ki in O’odham language), is the main structure visitors picture when they hear the park’s name. However, once they visit this place, they leave with knowledge of an indigenous culture that have built lives here for centuries.
Six indigenous tribes are affiliated with Casa Grande Ruins. They are four O’odham tribes, The Tohono O’odham Nation, Gila River Indian Community, Ak-Chin Indian Community, Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, as well as the Hopi Tribe and Zuni People. They remain connected to this area and continue to live and reside on ancestral lands.
Evidence suggests the Ancestral Sonoran Desert People were from an earlier hunting and gathering culture that began around 5,500 B.C.E. They made use of native plants and animals of the desert.
SUNSET PROGRAM: January 13th, 2025
NOVEMBER TOURS:
Starting November 11th, 2024
Twice a day: 11:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m.
DECEMBER TOURS:
Starting December 26th, 2024
Four times a day: 10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m. & 2:00 p.m.
These included cactus fruits, pads and buds, mesquite beans, and the medicinal creosote bush. Local game included birds, squirrels, rabbits, snakes and lizards, as well as fish and clams from the rivers and canals. Larger game such as mule deer and bighorn sheep could be hunted in the mountains.
Due to the area growing hotter and drier causing wild plants and animals to be less abundant, the communities transformed into an agricultural way of life. They grew corn, beans, squash, cotton, and tobacco, using water from mountain run-offs and rivers to provide water for the crops and themselves. They traded material goods with other people from far and near, using their skills to create and trade food, jewelry, pottery, and surplus crops.
As the culture shifted and changed over the centuries, through drought, flood, lack of resources, and the normal shifts in the environment, the people adjusted to a different way of living. They built new communities or moved to new areas to start anew, while always remaining connected to their ancestral lands.
A visit to Casa Grande Ruins National Monument is a great way to learn about the people, the culture, and the changes that took place over thousands of years and into the present. Throughout the year, the monument is opened daily, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., except for the holidays of Thanksgiving, Christmas, Juneteenth, and Independence Day. You can learn more about the history of this site by checking out the official website at www.nps.gov/cagr.
By Pam Tripp, Casa Grande Ruins National Monument
LOCAL MUSEUMS
STATE PARKS & HISTORICAL MUSEUMS
Coolidge Historical Museum
161 W. Harding PO Box 1186 Coolidge. AZ 85128 (520) 723-7186
715 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-4382 www.pchmuseum.org info@pchmuseum.org
Tuesday – Saturday | 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Closed August except for 1st Saturday 1st Saturdays of the month admission is waived
DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS PINAL COUNTY CHAPTER 36 VETERANS MUSEUM
The DAV Veterans Museum is honored to have U.S. Flags flown over military bases worldwide. Among the collection are the following:
June 7, 1999, flown in an F117A Nighthawk on the OCF (Operation Check Flight) over the skies of Spangdahlem Air Force Base, Germany.
October 2, 2011, flown over Iraq by the Bravo Company 640th Aviation Support Battalion in support of Operation New Dawn. It was flown in a UH-60A+ Blackhawk Helicopter.
October 12, 2012, flown on a combat mission in a AH-64D Apache Helicopter in Afghanistan during Operation Enduring Freedom.
May 1, 1986, flew over the USS Arizona Memorial. The battleship USS Arizona is resting in 38 feet of water at the bottom of Pearl Harbor.
The Museum also has a 13-star (replica), also known as the Betsy Ross Flag which was made in 1776/1777, 21 stars (replica) 1819 was created when Illinois joined the United States on December 3, 1818, and flew for only 1 year under President Monroe, 49 stars was created when Alaska joined the United States, January 3, 1959 and a 50-star flag was created when Hawaii joined the United States on August 21, 1959, and is
Disabled American Veterans Pinal County Chapter 36 Veterans Museum
320 W. Central Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 494-3283 csmdales@aol.com
351 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-3009 pinalgeologymuseum.org info@pinalgeologymuseum.org
September – May
Wednesday – Saturday | 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
June – August
Friday’s only | 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
still the official flag of today.
Among the collection of flags, we have the Gold Star. The Gold Star flag represents a service member of the immediate family who died during service in the Armed Forces of the United States.
The Blue Star Flag represents an immediate family member serving in the United States Armed Forces.
Silver Star Flag represents the symbol of honor for those who have been wounded or incur illness during combat.
There are also several Memorial Flags honoring our deceased veterans.
At DAV Veterans Museum we strive to keep the memories of our past, present and future veterans alive with the many artifacts and memorabilia shown throughout the museum. May we never forget the great sacrifices they have made and why we are able to live in the land of the free and home of the brave.
MUSEUM HOURS:
Monday, Wednesday and Friday 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Also available byappointment.
Dale Schoeneberger
PHONE: (520) 208-0365
EMAIL: museum@dav36.org
STATE PARKS & HISTORICAL MUSEUMS
PINAL GEOLOGY AND MINERAL MUSEUM
Welcome to the Pinal Geology and Mineral Museum in Coolidge! As you step inside, you’re greeted by an array of fascinating exhibits showcasing the rich geology and paleontology of Pinal County, along with stunning minerals from Arizona and around the globe.
Opened in 2016 and operated by the Pinal Geology and Mineral Society (PGMS), the museum is a treasure trove of knowledge. From sponges to dinosaurs to mammoths, the fossil exhibits span a vast timeline of Earth’s history. And with exhibits regularly updated, every visit promises new discoveries.
Dinosaurs enthusiasts will be thrilled to meet Allosaurus and Dilophosaurus, among other prehistoric wonders. The gift shop is a must-visit, offering minerals, fossils, and geology-related crafts, with proceeds supporting the museum.
Imagine kids eagerly digging for fossils inside the museum, their faces lighting up as they uncover real treasures they can take home.
Outside, near the impressive Pteranodon, Cullen’s Mineral Dig offers another exciting opportunity to discover and collect minerals.
Educators are warmly welcomed, with free class and group field trips available, along with a wealth of resources for classroom use. The museum also hosts monthly speakers from September through May, providing even more learning opportunities.
Volunteers are always needed, whether you’re interested in joining the education team, working on exhibits, or tackling special projects. Some tasks can even be done from home.
Visit the museum online at www.pinalgeologymuseum.org
STATE PARKS & HISTORICAL MUSEUMS
HISTORY COMES ALIVE AT THE PINAL COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM!
Welcome to Florence! Home to many traditions, such as the Annual Junior Parada and the Annual Historic Florence Home Tour, begin your exploration of Florence’s rich history at the Pinal County Historical Museum (PCHM). Local stories come alive through displays, including cactus furniture, Florence’s Historic District, Shootout at the Tunnel Saloon, Second Territorial Prison, farm equipment, and more!
Bring the entire family to the museum for many fun activities. Learn more about Florence’s history on the scavenger hunt and museum bingo and explore Arizona’s rich natural history in the local geology and desert animals’ activities. These activities rotate monthly. There is no admission charge for children ages 18 and younger ($7 admission fee per adult). Every first Saturday (September-June) admission fees are waived for an affordable, family-friendly experience.
Delve deeper into Florence’s history on a guided museum tour. There is no additional admission charge for a museum tour. To schedule a tour, call the museum at (520) 868-4382 or send us an email. Find unique gifts for any occasion in our gift shop, including one-of-a-kind art, jewelry, notecards, books, gifts for kids, and more!
PCHM offers several programs throughout the year. Every October,
experience the museum’s Día de Los Muertos Celebration, as well as an Annual Christmas Party Fundraiser in December. Additionally, we offer guided walking tours of Florence’s Historic District, and the Florence Cemetery and a speaker series. Stay up to date on museum programs by visiting our Facebook page.
Additionally, the museum houses a large and diverse research collection and archives from which exhibits, and programs are created, as well as opportunities for academic and community-based research. Contact the museum for research inquires.
Spend the day in Florence at PCHM and explore local shops and restaurants!
ABOUT US:
Founded in 1958, the PCHM, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit is the oldest historical organization in Pinal County.
CHECK THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS’ WEBSITES FOR THEIR UPDATED CALENDARS FOR MORE EVENTS AND SPORTS LEAGUES:
Coolidge Chamber of Commerce www.coolidgechamber.org
Coolidge Parks & Recreation www.coolidgeaz.com/parks
Coolidge Public Library www.coolidgeaz.com/library
Central Arizona College www.centralaz.edu/community/community-events
Pinal County Historical Museum www.pchmuseum.org/programs
COOLIDGE COTTON DAYS
43rd Annual Cotton Days
February 28th , March 1st & 2nd, 2025
In March, the Coolidge Cotton Days Festival will once again be a cherished annual event, celebrating the city’s rich history and its deep connection to cotton. This festival is a testament to the pride and strong community spirit that defines Coolidge.
Coolidge’s roots trace back to the ancient Ancestral Sonoran Desert People, whose ingenuity in farming and engineering is still evident in the area’s complex irrigation systems. Visitors can explore this legacy at the Casa Grande Ruins National Monument in Coolidge, which offers a glimpse into the region’s ancient ruins and artifacts.
Founded in 1925, Coolidge’s strategic location, bolstered by the construction of the Coolidge Dam and the Southern Pacific Railroad, made it an ideal hub for the cotton industry’s expansion. Cotton farming has played a pivotal role in the city’s development, and the Cotton Days Festival celebrates this vibrant history.
The three-day festival is a joyous occasion filled with activities for all ages. It kicks off with the Teen Night Dance Contest on Friday, followed by a fantastic Saturday parade and a 5K run/walk. The festivities continue with Cotton Bale Rolling, a Beer Garden, a Tractor Show, and carnival rides. Attendees can also enjoy delicious treats from food booths, explore vendor booths, and appreciate the quilt show hosted by the Coolidge Cotton Patchers at the Woman’s Club.
A significant highlight of the Cotton Days Festival is the active community participation. It’s an opportunity to experience the unique culture, history, and community spirit that make Coolidge a special place.
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AKA Bakery and More
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (480) 787-7087
Call for Locations & Catering
American Legion Post 54
408 N. Main St. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-3820
Casa Palomino Mexican Restaurant
1076 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-4223
Coopers BBQ Co. (480) 279-5477 Catering Only
Dairy Queen
987 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 635-5695
Domino’s Pizza
1417 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 464-9628
Elks Lodge No 2350
2241 N. Attaway Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-3832
Gallopin’ Goose
1980 S. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-0300
Hermanas Café S. Arizona Blvd. & West Central Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 709-5166
Hideout Steakhouse & BBQ
1269 N. Promenade Pkwy., #121 Casa Grande, AZ 85194 (520) 277-6020
Hokey Pokies
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Kentucky Fried Chicken / Taco Bell
1505 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-0250
McDonald’s of Coolidge
900 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520 723-4063
Nana’s Coffee Shoppe
1491 N. Arizona Blvd., #101 Coolidge, Arizona 85128 (484) 848-7505
Pizza Hut
109 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-7779
Pollo Lucas Estilo Sinaloa
1250 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 635-5631
Sushi Gon, LLC
575 S. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 431-5963
Tag’s Café
156 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-1013
The Nacho Mafia Coolidge, AZ 85128 (480) 343-1674
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The Windmill Winery
1140 W. Butte Ave. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 313-2303
VFW Post 3713
328 W. Coolidge Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 251-5766
EXPLORE PINAL COUNTY – ARIZONA
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 worldrenowned 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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EXPLORE PINAL COUNTY – ARIZONA
ARIZONA ZIPLINE ADVENTURES
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.
BIOSPHERE 2
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.
BOYCE THOMPSON ARBORETUM
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.
THE SUPERSTITION MOUNTAINS
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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Ability360
1419 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (602) 909-2720
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Absolute HCBS
801 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (480) 319-5876
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958 E. Rodeo Rd., #25 Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (480) 217-4637
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CAREER DEVELOPMENT / JOB SERVICES / TRAINING
Arizona@Work Pinal County, Adult & Dislocated Workers
820 E. Cottonwood Ln., Bldg. E Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 866-3602 www.arizonaatwork.com/locations /pinal-county
CAVlT (Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology) 1789 W. Coolidge Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 423-1944 www.cavitschools.com
Hearts of Life LLC Coolidge, AZ 85128 480) 645-2965 www.heartsoflife.info
PSV CDL Trucking LLC
8470 N. Overfield Rd., #V120 Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 510-9954 www.psvcdl.com
Two9One1 Services, LLC
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (480) 678-5575 www.two9one1.com
CARNIVALS, FAIRS & FESTIVALS
CHB Entertainment, LLC
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 250-0480
www.chbent.com
Pinal Fairgrounds & Event Center
512 S. Eleven Mile Corner Rd. Casa Grande, AZ 85194 (520) 723-7881
www.pinalfairgrounds.com
CATERER
Coopers BBQ Co.
Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480) 279-5477
www.coopersbbqaz.com
CERTIFICATION
CMW Safety Service LLC
5684 E. Helios Dr. Florence, AZ 85132 (602) 689-2853
CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
Apache Junction Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center 567 W. Apache Trl.
Apache Junction, AZ 85120 (480) 982-3141
www.ajchamber.com
Arizona City Chamber of Commerce
13640 S. Sunland Gin Rd., #106
Arizona City, AZ 85123 (520) 466-5141
www.arizonacitychamber.com
Casa Grande Chamber of Commerce 575 N. Marshall St. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 836-2125 www.casagrandechamber.org
MEMBERSHIP CATEGORICAL LISTING
CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
Superior Chamber of Commerce
165 Main St.
Superior, AZ 85173 (520) 689-0200
www.superiorarizonachamber.org
Tombstone Chamber of Commerce
Coolidge Chamber of Commerce
351 N. Arizona Blvd., #5 Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-3009 www.coolidgechamber.org
Copper Basin Chamber of Commerce
355 Alden Rd. Kearny, AZ 85137 (520) 363-7607
Coolidge Chamber Cool Chamber Bk 2025 Listing #210098
www.copperbasinaz.org
Eloy Chamber of Commerce
Coolidge Chamber Book 2025 Premium Listing (x) Susanna 2.375” x 2” FULL COLOR bam
515 N. Main St. Eloy, AZ 85131 (520) 466-3411 www.eloychamber.com
Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce
24 W. Ruggles St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-9433 www.florenceazchamber.com
Maricopa Chamber of Commerce
45700 W. Edison Rd., #100 Maricopa, AZ 85139 (520) 568-9573 www.maricopachamber.org
Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce 22246 S. Ellsworth Rd. Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480) 888-1709 www.queencreekchamber.com
109 S. 4th St. Tombstone, AZ 85638 (520) 457-9317
www.tombstonechamber.com
CHURCH
Calvary Chapel Coolidge Services at Imagine Schools
1290 W. Vah Ki Inn Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 840-0022
www.calvarycoolidgechurch.com
Christ Lutheran Church (LCMS)
615 W. Vah Ki Inn Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-7428
www.christlutherancoolidge.com
Coolidge Church of the Nazarene 1101 W. Coolidge Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-7761
www.ccnchurch.org
East Valley Apostolic Church (EVAC) 1048 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (480) 534-1463
www.evac.church
First Baptist Church
395 W. Lindbergh Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-3983
www.fbccoolidgeaz.org
Spirit of Joy United Methodist Church
392 W. Roosevelt Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-3296
www.spiritofjoyumc.org
St. James the Apostle Catholic Church
401 W. Wilson Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-3063
www.stjamescoolidge.org
CITY TRANSPORTATION
City of Coolidge - Cotton Express
395 W. Palo Verde Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-7195
www.coolidgeaz.com/cottonexpress
CITY / COUNTY OFFICES
AZ Pinal County
820 E. Cottonwood Ln., Bldg. A Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 866-7401
www.pinalcountyaz.gov/pages/home.aspx
CASA of Pinal County
971 N. Jason Lopez Cir. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 866-7076
www.casaofpinalcounty.org
City of Coolidge
130 W. Central Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-5361
www.Coolidgeaz.com
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CITY / COUNTY OFFICES
City of Coolidge - City Manager
Gilbert Lopez
130 W. Central Ave.
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-6006
www.coolidgeaz.com/city-manager
City of Coolidge - Mayor
Jon Thompson
130 W. Central Ave.
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-6000 www.coolidgeaz.com
Pinal County
31 N. Pinal St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 866-7568
www.pinal.gov
Pinal County Public Health
971 N. Jason Lopez Cir., Bldg. D Florence, AZ 85132 (866) 960-0633
www.pinal.gov/734/public-health
CLEANING SERVICES
Exxtra Hands, Why Sure We Can, LLC Coolidge, AZ 85128 (800) 484-2980
www.exxtrahandswhysurewecanllc.com
CLUB
Coolidge Cotton Patchers
- Chapter of Arizona Quilters Guild Coolidge, AZ 85128 coolidgecottonpatchers@gmail.com
Coolidge Lions Club
American Legion David Hood Post 54 408 N. Main St. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 367-7373
www.e-clubhouse.org/sites/coolidge
Elks Lodge #2350 2241 N. Attaway Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 723-3832
www.elks.org/lodges/home. cfm?lodgenumber=2350
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CLUB
FBLA in Coolidge
684 W. Northern Ave.
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-2305
www.coolidgeschools.org/page/268
Friends of the Casa Grande Ruins
1100 W. Ruins Dr. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-3172
Friends of the Coolidge Library
160 W. Central Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128
Kiwanis Club of Coolidge Coolidge, AZ 85128 (480) 414-0505
Rotary Club of Coolidge Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 518-5060
COLLEGE / UNIVERSITY
Arizona State University
6027 S. Sagewood Ironwood Building Mesa, AZ 85212 (480) 727-1665
www.asu.edu
Central Arizona College 8470 N. Overfield Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 494-5111
www.centralaz.edu
CONSULTANTS
Stantec
3133 W. Frye Rd., #300 Chandler, AZ 85226 (480) 687-6100
www.stantec.com
CONTRACTOR
Coat-A-Zona Contracting, LLC
10105 N. Valley Farms Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 705-1478
Haydon Companies
4640 E. Cotton Gin Lp. Phoenix, AZ 85040 (602) 296-1496
www.haydonbc.com
Native Technology Solutions
7065 W. Allison Rd. Chandler, AZ 85226 (480) 639-1234 www.native-tech.net
CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES
CoreCivic
1750 E. Arica Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131 (520) 464-3800 www.corecivic.com
La Palma Correctional Center 5501 N. La Palma Rd. Eloy, AZ 85131 (520) 464-3200 www.corecivic.com
COTTON GIN
Chandler Ginning Company
5878 N. Eleven Mile Corner Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-4934
River Cooperative Gin 8 9142 N. Skousen Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-5328
CREDIT UNIONS
Pinal County Federal Credit Union 818 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 381-3100 www.pinalcountyfcu.com
CUSTOM FARMING / FARMING / AGRONOMY
Caywood Farms 841 E. Hwy. 287 Casa Grande, AZ 85194 (520) 560-1119 www.caywoodfarms.com/cotton-farm-tours
Nutrien Ag Solutions
210 S. Pacific St. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-1000 www.nutrien.com
Sarita Custom Farm Service, LLC 6754 N. Fastrack Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 560-0723
DANCE STUDIO
United Dance Company of Arizona 207 S. Main St. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 705-9748
DENTAL / ORTHODONTICS
Coolidge Family Dental and Orthodontics 1501 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-1700 www.coolidgefamilydentistry.com
DENTAL / ORTHODONTICS
Walton Orthodontics
1187 E. Cottonwood Ln., #A Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 421-1441
www.waltonortho.com
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
City of Coolidge - Development Services
131 W. Pinkley Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-6075
www.coolidgeaz.com/development-services
DISABILITY SERVICES & SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS
Ability360
1419 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (602) 909-2720 www.ability360.org
Absolute HCBS 801 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (480) 319-5876
www.absolutehcbs.com
Top CDE 244 W. Coolidge Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-5024 www.topcde.com
ECONOMIC ADVANCEMENT
Pinal Alliance for Economic Growth 17235 N. 75th Ave., #D-145 Glendale, AZ 85308 (520) 836-6868
www.pinalalliance.org
Pinal Partnership PO Box 904 Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 660-1089 www.pinalpartnership.com
MEMBERSHIP CATEGORICAL LISTING
ELECTED OFFICIALS
Martinez, Teresa, State Representative District 16
1700 W. Washington St., #H Phoenix, AZ 85007-2844 (602) 926-3158 www.azleg.gov
Shope, TJ State Senator Legislative District 16 1700 W. Washington St., #H Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 926-3012 www.azleg.gov
ELECTRICIAN
At Ease Electric LLC
Florence, AZ 85132 (303) 249-2057
www.ateaseelectric.com
EVENT SUPPLIES & SERVICES
Rent A Can Site Services 1367 N. VIP Blvd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 466-7755
www.rentacanaz.com
FARM EQUIPMENT / REPAIRS/SALES
M & S Equipment Inc.
7810 N. Hwy. 87 Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-4181
www.msequipment.com
FAST FOOD RESTAURANTS
Kentucky Fried Chicken/Taco Bell 1505 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-0250
www.kfc.com
McDonald’s of Coolidge
900 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-4063
www.mcdonalds.com
FIRE DEPARTMENT
City of Coolidge - Fire Department
103 W. Pinkley Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-5311
www.coolidgeaz.com/fire
FLOORING
Shaw’s Interiors Inc
553 W. Coolidge Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-5101
FLORISTS
J. Warren Flowers
541 W. Coolidge Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-5022
www.jwarrenflowers.com
FOOD TRUCKS
Hermanas Cafe
S. Arizona Blvd. & W. Central Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 709-5166 www.hermanascafeaz.com
Sushi Gon, LLC
575 S. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 431-5963
The Nacho Mafia Coolidge, AZ 85128 (480) 343-1674
FUNERAL HOMES
Heritage Coolidge Funeral Home
410 W. Roosevelt Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-7755
www.heritagefuneralchapels.com
J. Warren Funeral Services, Cole & Maud Coolidge Chapel 541 W. Coolidge Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-7722
www.jwarrenfuneral.com
FURNITURE & APPLIANCE
Barnett’s Better Buys
909 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-5690
339 W. Coolidge Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-7336
www.brownscoolersfurniture.com
GALLERY / GIFTS
Jotastic, LLC
244 W. Coolidge Ave., #4 Coolidge, AZ 85128 (602) 367-0071
www.jotastic.com
GAMING
Run It Up Gaming
1024 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 509-6875
GAS STATIONS
Discovery Market-Chevron
295 S. Arizona Blvd.
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-9388
GROCERY STORE
Shope’s
1940 S. Arizona Blvd.
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-3433
Walmart Supercenter
1695 N. Arizona Blvd.
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-0945
www.walmart.com
GYM
/ FITNESS
CENTER
24/7 Fitness
1491 N. Arizona Blvd., #103
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 759-7033
www.247fitnessaz.com
Curves
903 N. Arizona Blvd., #A & B
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-1001
www.curves.com
HARDWARE RETAIL
Ruggiero’s Ace Hardware - Coolidge 1030 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-2906
www.acehardware.com/store-details/18196
HOME BUILDERS
KB Home
58 S. River Dr., #250
Tempe, AZ 85288 (480) 758-3000
www.kbhome.com
PROUDLY SERVING
ARIZONA COOLIDGE
The City of Coolidge and Arizona Water Company know how much our residents value information related to state water concerns and local water resources. We believe that informing people on these topics supports their ability to make a difference in their community. We encourage Coolidge residents to follow our Every Drop Counts campaign on Facebook to learn more about where their water comes from, the City and Arizona Water Company’s ongoing water conservation efforts, and how they can help conserve water for Coolidge’s future. For more information about this effort, visit everydropcountscoolidge.com. For conservation questions, email savewater@azwater.com.
MEMBERSHIP CATEGORICAL LISTING
HOME BUILDERS
Oakwood Homes 1603 W. Inca Dr. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (602) 742-2674
www.oakwoodhomesco.com/region/arizona
HOME HEALTH CARE / HOSPICE SERVICES
Home Instead
353 W. Central Ave.
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 426-3902
www.homeinstead.com/195
Hospice Compassus
1675 E. Monument Plaza Cir. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 421-7143
www.compassus.com
HOSPITAL
Banner Casa Grande Medical Center
1800 E. Florence Blvd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 381-6300 www.bannerhealth.com
ICE CREAM SHOPS
Dairy Queen #15550
987 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 635-5695 www.dairyqueen.com
Hokey Pokies Ice Cream Sandwiches Coolidge, AZ 85128 hokeypokiesorders@gmail.com
INDIVIDUAL
Bacon, Sue & Phil Coolidge, AZ 85128
Henry, Mike & Jacque Coolidge, AZ 85128
Lister, Lt. Colonel, Richard & Sheila Coolidge, AZ 85128
Seaman, Keith
Casa Grande, AZ 85194
Zimba, Felix Coolidge, AZ 85128
INSURANCE
Arcadian Insurance Agency of Arizona, LLC
903 N. Arizona Blvd., #C Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 509-1248 www.arcadianins.com
BCBSAZ/Health Choice
8220 N. 23rd Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85021 (520) 437-2877 www.azblue.com/health-choice-az
El Dorado Insurance
297 W. Central Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-3933 www.agencyassociatesaz.com
Garry Johnson & Associates
3850 E. Baseline Rd., #121 Mesa, AZ 85206 (480) 892-8826 www.gljinsurance.com
Kiva Insurance LLC 973 E. Cottonwood Ln., #110 Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 421-9231 www.kivains.com
State Farm Insurance
1195 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-5324 www.agentyolandamanzanedo.com
Ty Schraufnagel Agency, American Family Insurance 1729 N. Trekell Rd., #114 Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 836-7004 www.tyschraufnagel.com
INTERNET SERVICES
Alluvion Communications
7065 W. Allison Rd. Chandler, AZ 85226 (480) 639-1990 www.alluvion.net
Cool HQ, LLC
299 W. Central Ave., #A Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 222-9051 www.cool-hq.com
Cox Business
1550 W. Deer Valley Rd. Phoenix, AZ 85027 (520) 651-7867 www.cox.com/arizona
Total Network and Telecom Solutions, LLC
1016 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 788-6440
INVESTOR
Saint Holdings
7154 E. Stetson Dr., #300 Scottsdale, AZ 85251 (480) 209-9365
www.saintholdings.com
IRRIGATION
HoHoKam Irrigation and Drainage Dist.
142 S. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-7751
www.hohokamthepowerofchoice.com
San Carlos Irrigation & Drainage District
120 S. 3rd St. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-5408
www.scidd.com
LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES/SERVICES
Ringo Canyon Granite, LLC 4650 N. Kain Ave. Tucson, AZ 85705 (520) 820-4323
www.ringocanyongranite.com
LIBRARY
City of Coolidge - Public Library
160 W. Central Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-6030
www.coolidgeaz.com/library
MANUFACTURING
AZ Best Block 15540 N. Kenworthy Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 424-2242
www.bestblock.com
Bright Innovation Labs 1301 W. Industrial Dr. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-8001
www.brightinnovationlabs.com
Nikola Corporation
680 E. Houser Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (480) 666-1038
www.nikolamotor.com
MEMBERSHIP CATEGORICAL LISTING
MANUFACTURING
The Procter & Gamble Company
Coming Soon
Coolidge, AZ 85131 www.pg.com
MASSAGE THERAPIST
Jenn’s Healing Hands Massage Therapy, Jennifer Terry, LMT
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (480) 869-8671
MEDICAL
OFFICES / PHYSICIANS
Coolidge Pediatrics, PLLC
299 W. Central Ave., #B
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-1939
www.mainstpeds.com
Desert Senita Community Health Center
1435 N. Arizona Blvd.
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 387-5651 www.desertsenita.org
Sonoran Family Practice
171 W. Central Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-7726 www.sonoranfamilypractice.com
Sun Life Health
1284 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-9131 www.sunlifehealth.org
MEDICAL SUPPLIES
Desert Providers Medical Supplies
170 S. Arizona Blvd.
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-7695
Godlevsky Enterprises, LLC
1910 S. Arizona Blvd.
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 709-0490
MINING & METALS
Florence Copper Inc.
1575 W. Hunt Hwy. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 374-3984 www.florencecopper.com
Legacy Rock Products, LLC
PO Box 2043
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (325) 642-9676
www.legacyrockproducts.com
MOTELS / HOTELS
Grande Vista Motel
1211 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-7793
Green Tree Inn
240 W. Hwy. 287 Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-9900 www.greentreeinn.com
Moonlight Motel
1087 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-3475
MUSEUM
Coolidge Historical Society & Museum
161 W. Harding Ave. Coolidge, AZ, 85128 (520) 723-7186
DAV Veterans Military Museum
320 W. Central Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 www.coolidgedav36militarymuseum.org
McFarland State Park 24 Ruggles St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-5216 www.azstateparks.com/parks/mcfa
Pinal County Historical Society Museum 715 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 868-4382 www.pchmuseum.org
Pinal Geology and Mineral Museum
351 N. Arizona Blvd., #2 Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-3009 www.pinalgeologymuseum.org
NATIONAL MONUMENT
Casa Grande Ruins National Monument 1100 W. Ruins Dr. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-3172 www.nps.gov/cagr/index.htm
NEWSPAPER / MAGAZINE
Coolidge Examiner
353 W. Central Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-5441
www.pinalcentral.com
NEWSPAPER / MAGAZINE
Pass Time Publications, LLC
951 W. Apache Trl. Apache Junction, AZ 85120 (480) 983-9143
www.thepasstimepaper.com
MEMBERSHIP CATEGORICAL LISTING
The Arizona Jackpot
6031 Lake Shore Dr. Casa Grande, AZ 85194 (520) 723-9530
www.thearizonajackpot.com
NON-PROFIT
Against Abuse, Inc.
119 N. Florence St. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 836-1239
www.against-abuse.org
Pappas Kids
PinalCentral
200 W. 2nd St. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 836-7461
www.pinalcentral.com
NOTARY
M.H. Notary Services Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 261-7224
www.mhnotaryservices.com
PARKS & RECREATION
City of Coolidge - Parks & Recreation 351 N. Arizona Blvd., #12 Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-4551
www.coolidgeaz.com/parks
351 N. Arizona Blvd., #6 Coolidge, AZ 85128 (602) 441-5707
www.pappaskidssf.org
MEMBERSHIP CATEGORICAL LISTING
PEST CONTROL
Johnny Reeves Termite and Pest Control
378 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-3410
PHARMACIES
Walgreens
1575 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-5480
www.walgreens.com
PHONE DIRECTORY ADVERTISING
The Local Pages
4910 W. Amelia Earhart Dr., #1 Salt Lake City, UT 84116 (888) 249-6920
www.thelocalpages.net
Yellow book USA
1050 W. Washington St. Tempe, AZ 85281 (866) 599-7204
www.us-yellow.com
PHONE SERVICES
BeMobile Verizon 1427 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (701) 317-7006 www.bemobile.com
PHOTOGRAPHY
Casa de Baca Studios
315 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85123 (520) 233-1981 www.casadebacastudios.com
PORTABLE BUILDINGS
Premier Portable Buildings
789 S. Christensen Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (844) 879-1468 www.premierbuildings.us
1415 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (480) 680-6991
www.infinitepowersolar.com
Invenergy LLC
5001 E. Main St., Lot 26 Mesa, AZ 85205 (312) 638-8497
www.invenergy.com
NextEra Energy Resources LLC
700 Universe Blvd., #A3 Juno Beach, FL 33408 (561) 601-7072
www.nexteraenergyresources.com
Orsted
812 San Antonio St., #500 Austin, TX 78701 (512) 241-5329 www.elevenmilesolar.com
RESTAURANT
Casa Palomino Mexican Restaurant
1076 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-4223 www.theoriginalcasapalomino.com
Domino’s Pizza
1417 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 464-9628
www.pizza.dominos.com/arizona/coolidg e
Gallopin’ Goose
1980 S. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-0300
Hideout Steakhouse & BBQ
1269 N. Promenade Pkwy., #121 Casa Grande, AZ 85194 (520) 277-6020
www.hideoutsteakonastone.com/casagrande-location
Pizza Hut
109 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-7779 www.ddopizzahut.com
Pollo Lucas Estilo Sinaloa, LLC. 1250 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 635-5631
Tag’s Cafe
156 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-1013
ROOFING
Roofi ng Specialists, Inc.
1505 N. VIP Blvd.
Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 836-3404
www.roofi ngspecialistinc.com
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RV, MOBILE HOME PARKS & COMMUNITIES
HoHoKam RV & Mobile Village
1925 S. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-3697
www.westcoastmobilehomeparks.com
Indian Skies RV Resort
1050 S. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-7831
www.livecobblestone.com
SCHOOLS K-12
American Leadership Academy
8450 W. Franklin Rd. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 896-9670
www.alaschools.org
Coolidge Unified School District
450 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-2040
www.coolidgeschools.org
Graduation Solutions
1555 N. Fiesta Blvd., Fl. 2 Gilbert, AZ 85233 (480) 694-2860 www.iwantmydiploma.com
MEDICAL SUPPLIES
Imagine Schools in Coolidge 1290 W. Vah Ki Inn Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-5391
www.imaginecoolidge.org/welcome
SENIOR SERVICES
Central Arizona Aging 8969 W. McCartney Rd. Casa Grande, AZ 85194 (520) 836-2758
www.caaging.org
SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT
Pinal County Sheriff’s Office 971 N. Jason Lopez Cir., Bldg. C Florence, AZ 85132 (520) 866-5111
www.pinalcountyaz.gov/sheriff/pages/home.aspx
MEMBERSHIP CATEGORICAL LISTING
SHIPPING AND MAILING SERVICES
HubXpress Arizona LLC
1415 N. Arizona Blvd.
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 340-4178
www.hubxpressaz.com
SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING
SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS
Better Human Coalition
Coolidge, AZ 85128
Community Action
Human Resources Agency
109 N. Sunshine Blvd. Eloy, AZ 85131 (520) 466-1112 www.cahra.org
Hope International Ministry/Food Pantry
THRIFT STORE
Dottie’s Deals
218 W. Central Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 213-6795
FosterThreads LLC
345 W. Central Ave., #4 Coolidge, AZ 85128 (480) 886-9693 www.fosterthreadsllc.org
TITLE COMPANY
Blossom Digital Marketing
408 N. Sacaton St., Suite A
Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 423-8671
www.BlossomMarketingAgency.com
SOUND THERAPY
Sound Abundance
CGVNI Blossom Cham BK 2025 Premium Listing
Coolidge, AZ 85128
(520) 333-5489
be.soundabundance.com/linkinbio
1280 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 233-6699
www.hopeinternationalfoodpantry.org
Hope Women’s Center - Coolidge
2020 S. 9th St. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-8888
www.hopewomenscenter.org
United Way of Pinal County
First American Title Company 442 W. Kortsen Rd., #101 Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 426-4600 www.titlesecurity.com
TRAINING FACILITY
Coolidge Chamber Book 2025 (1) Zoe Premium Listing Full Color (2.375” x 2”) bam
SPORTS/MARTIAL ARTS TRAINING
Bad Aces Martial Arts
1411 N. Arizona Blvd.
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (832) 260-3687
www.badacesaz.com
STORAGE
Central Mini Storage, LLC
1778 S. Arizona Blvd.
Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-3646
www.centralministorageaz.com
1269 N. Promenade Pkwy., #104 Casa Grande, AZ 85194 (520) 836-0736 www.unitedwayofpc.org
Upside Youth Advancement
345 W. Central Ave., #4 Coolidge, AZ 85128 (480) 886-9693
www.upside-youth-advancement.org
TEA/COFFEE SHOP
Nana’s Coffee Shoppe 1491 N. Arizona Blvd., #101 Coolidge, AZ 85128 (484) 848-7505
Complete Parachute Solutions 4253 S. Parachute Dr. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-8820 www.cpsworld.com
TRANSPORTATION PLANNING SERVICES
Sun Corridor Metropolitan Planning Organization
211 E. Florence St., #103 Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 705-5143 www.scmpo.org
TRASH SERVICES
A. C. Sanitation Services, LLC 9373 W. Battaglia Dr. Arizona City, AZ 85123 (520) 466-6001 www.acsanitationservice.com
TRASH SERVICES
Republic Services
3046 N. Maple Cir. Mesa, AZ 85215-1115 (480) 217-9638
www.republicservices.com
Waste Connections of Arizona
3755 S. Royal Palm Rd. Apache Junction, AZ 85119 (480) 983-9100
www.wcofaz.com
UTILITIES
Arizona Public Service
Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (800) 253-9405
www.aps.com
Arizona Water Company
351 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-5346
www.azwater.com
Electrical District NO 2, Pinal County
5575 N. Eleven Mile Corner Rd. Casa Grande, AZ 85194 (520) 723-7741
www.ed2.com
Southwest Gas Corporation
1070 W. Gila Bend Hwy. Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (877) 860-6020
www.swgas.com
SRP
1500 N. Mill Ave. Tempe, AZ 85281 (602) 236-5900
www.srpnet.com
MEMBERSHIP CATEGORICAL LISTING
VETERANS ORGANIZATIONS
American Legion
William David Hood Post 54
408 N. Main St. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-3820 www.americanlegionpost54.com
Disabled American Veterans
- Pinal County Chapter 36
340 S. Main St. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 494-3283
www.dav36.org
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3713
328 W. Coolidge Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 251-5766 www.vfw3713.org
VETERINARIANS
Coolidge Veterinary Hospital
435 W. Coolidge Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-5500
www.coolidgevet.com
WATER TREATMENT FACILITY BUILDERS
Felix Construction Co.
2530 S. 52nd Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85043 (480) 464-0011
www.felixconstruction.com
WEB DESIGN
Adobe Acrobat
345 Park Ave.
San Jose, CA 95110-2704 (408) 753-5826
www.adobe.com/acrobat/ online/pdf-to-ppt.html
WINDOWS, DOORS AND GLASS
Coolidge Glass & Mirror
469 W. Central Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128 (520) 723-3600 www.coolidgeglass.com
Renewal by Andersen 2401 W. 1st St. Tempe, AZ 85281 (219) 615-1313
www.renewalbyandersen.com
WINERY
The Windmill Winery
1140 W. Butte Ave. Florence, AZ 85132 (480) 313-2303 www.thewindmillwinery.com
ARE YOU READY TO BECOME A MEMBER OF OUR ORGANIZATION?
We are thrilled to welcome passionate individuals like you to our growing and dedicated team. If you have any questions or need more information, please don't hesitate to give us a call. We would love to chat with you and share more about how you can contribute to our mission. We can't wait to have you join us and make a difference together!
PHONE: (520) 723-3009
EMAIL: membership@ coolidgechamber.org
WEBSITE: coolidgechamber.org
CUSD District Priorities:
Student Success
• Ensure that all students are well rounded and emotionally and academically prepared for success in post-secondary education, the workforce, and life.
Effective Instruction
• Encourage a learning environment that emphasizes excellence and retains high-quality staff.
Community Partnerships
• Actively engage and communicate with all families to foster collaborative relationships that benefit student learning and understanding of district priorities.
Sustainable Resources
• Advance effective use of resources to support safe, learner ready facilities to maximize student learning.
Engage – Challenge – Inspire Every Student, Every Day
• 4 Day School Week
• Free All-Day Kindergarten
• Free Breakfast and Lunch for ALL Students
• Dual Enrollment, AP, and Honors Classes
• Comprehensive CTE Program
• Premier Athletics Program
• Fine Arts Opportunities at ALL Campuses
• Opportunities for Intervention and Extension of Learning
