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We welcome you to Florence as you step into a place that is keeping western traditions alive, from the oldest junior rodeo in the United States to craftspeople and ranchers that are living rugged, inspired lifestyles. Not just a theme park or a facade – a real western culture thrives here today, where people are hardworking and neighbors always have your back. Leave your pretenses behind and connect genuinely with a town that straddles the line between yesterday and today.
We invite you to explore Main Street’s many well preserved adobe buildings and over 140 historic buildings that all tell a story of its Old West past. Reset your clock and enjoy a slower pace where you can relax and reconnect with your family and loved ones. In Florence, Arizona, you are invited to set foot into a western state of mind.
For over 125 years, the Florence Chamber has been a vital and instrumental component to our business community. Serving our businesses and community has never been more important than now as we work together to navigate these times. We are very excited about the future of our community and the success of our members. As always, our organization provides unmatched opportunities to align with old and new relationships and network with prospective customers, as well as a dynamic schedule of events.
The programs and events we provide offer extraordinary opportunities to enhance networks and relationships. As we look to the future, we continue our strategic planning for this quickly evolving business environment to offer our members more tools to be successful moving forward.
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Thank you for taking an interest in our town and everything our amazing businesses have to offer. Our outstanding Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce does so much to help our businesses flourish and achieve success. The Chamber provides resources and opportunities dedicated to fostering the professional, economic, educational, administrative, and cultural well-being of our town – and for that, I thank them.
In Florence, we strive to welcome and support our local business community. Whether you are looking to relocate or start a new venture, you will find a town with safe streets, great educational opportunities, access to quality health care, a vibrant downtown shopping experience, and a variety of delicious restaurants. You will also enjoy our many signature events and community activities which highlight our town’s rich history and prominent heritage.
We have a tremendous quality of life here in Florence, which makes our community an ideal place to live, work, start a business, raise a family, or retire. I encourage you to explore the Chamber’s many opportunities to get involved in our community as they help sponsor and coordinate many of the Town’s great events.
Florence is where my husband, our three children, and I call home and where three generations of my family reside, so I am very proud to help lead this amazing town. We’re a strong, close-knit community and we hope you’ll take advantage of all it has to offer. In Florence, you’re always welcome; so I invite you, your business, and your family to discover what it’s like living in a “western state of mind”!
Imagine walking along the banks of the Gila River near Florence to hear the echoes of the people who came before. The first Arizonans known as the Hohokam or Huhugam thrived in the desert landscape using a sophisticated canal system that spanned 500 miles. Huhugam society flourished supporting 50,000 - 60,000 people who built large religious centers, farmed, traded, and created artisan jewelry and pottery. Nearby is the “Great House,” a multistory, multi-roomed, adobe structure, now called the Casa Grande Ruins National Monument. The ruins remain as a legacy of these prehistoric people. Visitors come from all over to see this fascinating structure.
The shootout at the Tunnel Saloon (so named for its underground drinking room), was between two former lawmen!
While drinking and gambling in the Tunnel Saloon, Sheriff Pete Gabriel was on edge as he heard his Deputy, Joe Phy was looking for him. Each time someone entered the saloon, Gabriel reached for his gun. Phy was sitting on a bench across the street waiting for Gabriel to leave the saloon. But Phy’s temper got the best of him as he grew tired of waiting and entered the saloon. Some say Gabriel fired first while others believe Phy fired first. The two men fell out into the street and continued shooting until both were seriously wounded. Phy fell to the ground and Gabriel staggered on down the street. Gabriel and Phy refused to share a doctor, so a second doctor was brought to Florence from the Gila River Indian Reservation! Ultimately Phy died and Gabriel survived to live out his life plagued by nightmares of the incident.
Fast forward to the 1880s when Florence earned its reputation as a true, wild west town built on mining and cattle ranching. Cowboys and Silver King miners traveled to Florence on Saturday night for one of its many saloons on Main Street. Florence also had its share of shootouts!
Imagine the journey from Yuma to Florence in the early 1900s. In 1908, eighteen inmates in the company of two or three guards got off a train at the Florence Depot north of town and walked across the desert and Gila River to build the 2nd Territorial Prison. The state of Arizona had the money for materials but not labor, so Warden Thomas Rynning established a policy called “two-for-one” in which an inmate worked for two days building the prison and then received time off his sentence. During this time, the
administration believed in self-sufficiency; so the inmates farmed crops, dairy, and hogs, all of which fed the inmates. Excess food went to other institutions such as the Pinal County General Hospital and many school districts. Today, the Arizona State Prison continues to contribute to the community.
Think of a fun recreation activity. Inmates of the Arizona State Prison participated in many of those activities within and outside the walls of the prison. Sports such as baseball and boxing were popular among the inmates. Local Florence residents often competed against the inmates in baseball games. The Arizona State Prison supported the arts with music and theater opportunities. The inmate band, “Stars Behind Bars”, marched in the annual Junior Parada Parade with the community. Most notably, the Arizona State Prison held an “Outlaw Rodeo” from 19811987. Many residents of Florence and beyond enjoyed
viewing this three-day competition with events including bull riding, wild horse racing, ribbon roping, “money the hard way,” and more. “Money the Hard Way” involved tying a bag of money to a bull’s head and letting the bull loose. Inmates were challenged to grab the money from the bull’s head and claim the victory cash. Think about how fascinating this event would have been to watch!
Florence is home to many notable political figures, including four Arizona state governors and Earnest McFarland, or “Mac,” who had an unprecedented career that began in Florence. Mac began as a county attorney and defense attorney in Florence. From there, Mac served in all three branches of the government: as a U.S. Senator, where he was the majority leader, the Governor of Arizona, and an Arizona Supreme Court Chief Justice. As a Senator, Mac lobbied for the Central Arizona Project (CAP) for irrigation and reclamation purposes. His vision to secure Arizona’s water rights is a noteworthy accomplishment that ensured a dependable water supply for future generations. Mac authored hundreds of legal opinions but most notably,
Miranda vs. Arizona. The most significant accomplishment of Mac’s career is his contribution to writing the G.I. Bill. Mac never forgot his Florence roots and many believe that Florence shaped Mac into the man he became. After years of public service, Max returned to Florence weekly to oversee his acres of farmland.
Traditions are rich in Florence. We are home to the largest youth rodeo in the country, known as the Junior Parada. The Parada began during the Great Depression to raise money to supply milk for needy children. The Parada continued to grow, which led to an annual rodeo for children ages 4 to 18, occurring on Thanksgiving Day weekend. Florence’s western environment drew celebrities interested in ranching and rodeos, such as Rex Allen, Ken Curtis (Festus in Gunsmoke), and Gene Autry. These celebrities not only supported the rodeo, but participated in the parade festivities. The Junior Parada helped Florence become the “Cowboy Cradle of the Great Southwest” because many young rodeo contestants went on to receive national recognition. The Junior Parada lives on today. Young cowboys and cowgirls compete in roping, chute, goat tying, barrel racing, sheep riding and more.
Florence has a rich WWII history. Did you know Florence had a POW Camp during WWII? Thirteen thousand Italian and German prisoners from the Afrika Korps were sent to Florence for the duration of the war. The prisoners picked cotton fields since our local men had all gone to war. Florence is also the proud home of the U.S.S. Indianapolis survivor, Adolfo “Harpo” Celaya. Joining the Navy after seeing the poster, “Join the Navy and see the world”, he survived the attack on his ship, and today our U.S. Post Office is named in his honor.
Walk down historic Main Street to see intact adobe and brick buildings from the 1800s still in use. Florence’s Historic District has over 100 original commercial and private properties on the National Register of Historic Places. Florence has put forth great effort to preserve and restore its authentic historic buildings. The annual Historic Home tour on the second Saturday in February, celebrates
the Historic District and opens private homes to the public.
Explore why we say Florence is a hidden treasure among Arizona towns. It embodies so much history in one place, including prehistoric people, Native Americans, Spanish, Mexican, pioneers, farming , ranching, mining, cowboys, rodeo, county government, outlaws, lawmen, prisons, and movies such as “Riot” and “Murphy’s Romance.”
If you would like to learn more about the history of Florence, visit: Pinal County Historical Society Museum at 715 S. Main Street and McFarland State Park at 24 W. Ruggles Street.
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Located in the historic town of Florence and beautiful San Tan Valley, Florence Unified School District is one of the largest public school districts in Pinal County. It is the perfect choice for students and teachers to become a part of a growing district with a small-town feel. Parents who send their children to any of our FUSD schools can expect engaging and rigorous curriculum that focuses
on real-world learning, to prepare all students for the future. Florence Unified School District offers three (3) high schools, eight (8) K-8 schools, an alternative school, and Florence Virtual Academy. We also provide Building Blocks Daycare in Florence as well as Partners Preschool.
FUSD is focused forward as we offer 1:1 computing for every student. Our high schools offer unique diploma programs such as STEM, Advanced Placement Capstone and International Baccalaureate; while our K-8 schools offer Gifted Programs, STEM Academy, AVID and (MYP) Middle Years Programme for our younger students to challenge themselves academically.
Our schools are the BEST place for students in Pinal County to learn and grow, so when you ask yourself, “Why choose FUSD?”, the answer is simple; because FUSD provides 21st century learning coupled with the skills and technologies that will position our students to succeed in a world that requires collaboration, critical thinking, and adaptability. Visit one of our campuses to see how we are a District by Design, Not by Chance! Follow us on Facebook and Twitter @Florenceusd and Instagram @florenceusd1. Also check out our web page at www.fusdaz.com or call (520) 866-3500 to learn more.
(480) 344-9800
4380 N. Hunt Highway
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American Leadership Academy is committed to our mission statement of providing the best educational experience to as many students as possible in a moral and wholesome environment. We are committed to our RAISE values and believe that by living and demonstrating the RAISE values, we will fulfill our vision:
Learn. Lead. Change the World.
For 50 years, Central Arizona College has served Pinal County by providing high-quality, affordable education. I am thrilled to be part of a team of dedicated employees and and community members who continue to lay the groundwork for new and innovative methods of distinguishing CAC as a leading community college, providing a gateway to higher education and rewarding careers.
Whether you are here to complete a two-year degree or certificate, prepare for transfer to a university, complete a course for personal enhancement or to advance a skill, I encourage you to explore all CAC has to offer.
With five full-service campuses and three centers located strategically throughout the region, CAC provides abundant educational, economic, cultural, and personal growth opportunities for adults of all ages. The college offers more than 90 academic degrees and certificates, career training and personal enrichment classes, Weekend College and online university transfer courses. Continuing education classes, workshops and community events provide multiple learning and entertainment opportunities for community members.
On behalf of the CAC faculty and staff, we are privileged that you have chosen Central Arizona College.
Sincerely,
Dr. Jacquelyn Elliot President/CEO Central Arizona College
Step into McFarland State Historic Park and you’ll step back in time. Built in 1878, this historic building has, through the years, embraced several important functions within its adobe brick walls. As Pinal Couty’s first courthouse, it now boasts the reputation of being Arizona’s oldest courthouse that can be toured.
The original sheriff’s office houses a well-stocked visitor center, featuring local, area, and state information.
The courtroom is dedicated to Ernest McFarland, the namesake of the park. One of Arizona’s most important statesmen, “Mac” has the honor of being the only American to have served his state in all three branches of the government. He is also known as a Father of the G.I. Bill, having drafted provisions for educational and business loans.
Upon construction of the town’s next courthouse in 1892, the building became the county hospital for approximately 50 years. Visit our hospital display and let your mind wander back to medicine at the start of the 1900’s. The building subsequently became Public Health, then a museum, and in the 1970’s Ernest McFarland bought and donated it to the state as a historic park.
One of our popular exhibits is the WWII POW Camp Florence display, with pictures, text, and artifacts of the camp, which was located north of town.
Children can experience learning too, with Jr. Ranger and Jr. Buddy programs and the Kids Courthouse Connection, special hands-on exhibits made especially for them.
Be sure to visit our unique gift shop, a favorite stop for both local shoppers and visitors. You’ll find products from local artisans and local farms, as well as items made by Arizona State inmates.
Join us for an enjoyable experience. Group tours available upon advance request.
Hours: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm • Oct. 1 - Apr. 30 9:00 am - 2:00 pm • May 1 - Sep. 30
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Pinal County continues to be the fastest growing county in Arizona with some of the most exciting possibilities in the country. Nowhere else can you find the combination of new roads, new housing, innovative economic development and beautiful recreational open space.
Pinal Partnership formed in 2005 to bring together people who want the very best for Pinal County. Our members represent industry leaders throughout Pinal County including agriculture, home building, manufacturing, mining, renewable energy and tourism as well as state, county and city/town government leadership.
Casa Grande Ruins Reservation was created on June 22, 1892, by order of President Benjamin Harrison to protect a one-of-a-kind remaining Casa Grande or “Great House.” As a result, Casa Grande became the first prehistoric and cultural site to be established in the United States. The 480-acre reservation boundary changed in 1909, but retained the same acreage. An act in 1926 reduced that area to 472.5 acres. Some controversy has occurred over the years about the exact name of the monument. Originally, it was set aside as Casa Grande Ruins Reservation. In 1918 President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed it to be Casa Grande Monument. Subsequent congressional acts in 1926 and 1930 called it Casa Grande Ruins National Monument. Some National Park Service personnel have held that the national monument proclamation of 1918 should determine the name, but on the basis of the later legislation combined with a legal opinion and desire by monument management to be known as Casa Grande Ruins National Monument, the National Park Service Chief Historian recommended on December 17,1991, that it be recognized as Casa Grande Ruins National Monument.
The significance of Casa Grande Ruins lies in its prehistoric past when the builders and inhabitants achieved a sophisticated culture. Casa Grande fell within the heartland of an extensive prehistoric agricultural society. The Hohokam (a Pima Indian term meaning “those who have gone,”) with their lengthy canal irrigation system, were masters of the desert.
The Casa Grande is a four-story building as large as a castle and equal to the largest church in these lands of Sonora. Close to this Casa Grande are thirteen smaller houses, somewhat more dilapidated, and the ruins of many others, which make it evident that in ancient times there had been a city here. Jesuit padre Eusebio Francisco Kino wrote: “On this occasion and on later ones I have learned and heard, and at times have seen, that further to the east, north and west there are seven or eight more of these large old house and ruins of whole cities, with many broken metates and jars, charcoal, etc.” From that point onward, the Great House received a notoriety that caused many travelers to come to behold this work of a mysterious people and to speculate on its origins and meaning.
Florence Hospital, a campus of Mountain Vista Medical Center, is a 36-bed, state-of-the-art hospital located in Florence, Arizona, offering comprehensive health care, imaging services, and help for a broad range of medical conditions. Equipped with the most advanced medical technology and staffed by a team of highly skilled health care professionals, Florence Hospital is committed to providing high quality care in a friendly hospital environment.
Sun Life Health is Pinal County’s largest provider of primary health care services. Governed by a Board of Directors representing the patients and communities served by the organization, Sun Life serves over 47,000 patients, 28% of whom are children. What makes them different is our unfailing concern for the well-being of our patients, and their willingness to provide the best possible experience for every person that walks through our doors.
For over 40 years, Horizon Health and Wellness has offered a full range of mental health services for all ages and stages of life. In addition to behavioral health services, they also provide primary care. Horizon is committed to providing you the best care possible by providing integrated health care that addresses the whole person and promotes wellness, thereby helping you sustain your health and the health of your family.
Aquatic Center
174 W. First Street
You can reach the Aquatic Center at (520) 868-7709. Please call the Parks and Recreation Department for current aquatics and programming.
Arriola Square
191 N. Main Street
Arriola Square is located in Historic Downtown Florence.
Central Bark Dog Park
200 E. 8th Street
Dog park adjacent to Little League field (corner of Sixth & Church). Amenities include picnic tables, benches, water fountain, separate areas for large and small dogs.
Charles Whitlow Rodeo Grounds
4905 S. Pinal Parkway
Historic Rodeo Grounds, home of the World Famous “Junior Parada Rodeo,” the oldest Junior Rodeo in the nation.
Fitness Center
133 N. Main Street
Equipment at the fitness center includes treadmills, recumbent bikes, weight machines and free weights.
Hours: Monday through Friday, 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., and Saturdays, 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Closed Holidays.
Florence Aero Modeler Park
On Highway 79, two miles south of Florence at mile marker 130, directly across the road from Charles Whitlow Rodeo Grounds.
Heritage Park
600 N. Main Street
Amenities at Heritage Park include ball fields, basketball courts, playground, picnic ramadas, BBQ grills, open play area, volleyball, horseshoe pits and restrooms.
Little League Park
200 E. 8th Street
Amenities include ball field, picnic tables and restrooms.
Main Street Park
121 W. 22nd Street
Amenities include picnic ramadas, BBQ grills and restrooms.
Padilla Park
77 W. Ruggles Street
Beautiful park behind the Silver King Marketplace featuring picnic tables, seasonal splash pad (April to September), turf, restrooms and a performance pad for movies and concerts.
Poston Butte Preserve
Access to Poston Butte is off Hunt Highway, west of Poston Butte Loop, on the north side of the road.
Tennis & Pickleball Courts
174 W. 1st Street
Viney Jones Library & Community Center
778 N. Main Street
Community Services Administration (520) 868-7589
Community Center Hours:
Mon, Wed, Fri: 8:00 am to 6:00 pm
Tue, Thu: 8:00 am to 7:00 pm
Sat based on reservations. Closed on holiday weekends.
Library Hours:
Tue, Thu: 9:00 am to 7:00 pm
Wed, Fri: 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
Sat: 11:00 am to 3:00 pm
Sun, Mon: Closed
Call the Senior Center at (520) 868-7622 for current programming. The Dorothy Nolan Senior Center offers numerous programs for senior citizens. These programs provide subsidized nutritious meals for seniors and promote recreation, information, socialization, and interaction for seniors in the community.
Dorothy Nolan was extremely active in her community. She was a teacher with the Florence Middle School and Sacaton Public Schools. Before her retirement, she was district manager for Fields Enterprise Education Corp. She had a lifelong interest in youth and served as a Girl Scout Leader and Cub Scout Director.
She was an advocate for seniors and served several terms on the Arizona Advisory Council for the Aging. She organized a local group to work on the problems of aging, which eventually led to the White House Conference on Aging.
Dorothy helped to organize the Pinal Council for Senior Citizens and served as their first president. Dorothy served on the Advisory Council for Central Arizona College’s adult education. She was a member of the CAC Women’s Barbershop Chorus and her church choir. Mrs. Nolan served as Past Nobel Grande of the Rebekah Lodge and
Chief Matriarch of the Ladies Encampment Auxiliary. She was a member of the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce, Pinal County Development Board, Pinal County Historical Society and volunteered on many local charity organizations. She was the mother of two children and had several grandchildren as well. Dorothy will always be remembered for her dedication to seniors. Her memory lives on at the Dorothy Nolan Senior Center.
Hours:
Monday through Saturday – 11 am to 8 pm Closed on Sunday
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Fall Stomp
Florence Art Crawl
Birthday Remembrance Celebration in memory of Ernest McFarland
3rd Friday
3rd Annual PCHM Dia de los Muertos
Oktoberfest
Florence Makes a Difference Day
Fright Fest
Florence Farmers Market (2nd & 4th Saturdays)
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3rd Annual Showdown on Main Pitmaster Challenge
VW Airhead Campers Roundup
3rd Friday
2nd Chance Prom
91st Annual Jr. Parada
Florence Farmers Market (2nd & 4th Saturdays)
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Holiday Market
Florence Women In Business
3rd Friday
Hometown Holiday on Main Street
Florence Farmers Market (2nd & 4th Saturdays)
J A nu A ry
“All About Florence, Arizona” Art Exhibits at various locations in Florence (Art Crawl)
3rd Friday
Food Truck Event
Florence Farmers Market (2nd & 4th Saturdays)
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Business & Community Excellence Awards
ABA Bluegrass Roundup
3rd Friday
38th Annual Historic Florence Home Tour
7th Annual Memories on Main Custom
Car & Bike Show
Hometown Heroes Day
Florence Farmers Market (2nd & 4th Saturdays)
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Balloon & BBQ Fest
3rd Friday
Florence Music Festival
Easter Eggstravaganza
Country Nights Event
Food Truck Event
Rail Three Ranch Rodeo
Florence Farmers Market (2nd & 4th Saturdays)
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3rd Friday
Road to Country Thunder
Food Truck Event
Denim & Diamonds Ball
Florence Farmers Market (2nd & 4th Saturdays)
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Cinco De Mayo
Florence Farmers Market (2nd & 4th Saturdays)
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Florence Farmers Market (2nd & 4th Saturdays)
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Freedom Fest
Casino Night
Florence Farmers Market (2nd & 4th Saturdays)
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Florence Farmers Market (2nd & 4th Saturdays)
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Florence Women in Business
Florence Farmers Market (2nd & 4th Saturdays)
There are many reasons to join the Chamber.
As the leading voice of business in Pinal County, the Chamber works to create and sustain a favorable business environment in which all businesses can grow and prosper.
The Chamber's professional development programs help members sharpen their skills and give member companies a competitive edge.
From referrals, to networking functions, to business alliances matchmaking, the Chamber’s many business development programs are opportunities to make connections and build business relationships throughout the year.
The Chamber offers members marketing opportunities to build their business and reach new customers in Pinal County.
Chambers often get involved in local government and can help give your business a stronger voice on issues that affect you, your employees, and your customers.
Joining your local chamber can positively affect other organizations’ perceptions of your business, and also the views of consumers. Statistics show that 63% of consumers are more likely to purchase from a business that is a chamber of commerce member, and 44% are likely to view those businesses more favorably (Source: American Business Magazine).
The Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce is advocating for all businesses, even if they never join the chamber.
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Desert Sun Tax & Bookkeeping, LLC
(612) 867-4381
Florence, AZ 85132
www.desertsuntax.com
Independent Tax and Accounting Service LLC
(623) 261-5583
2704 E. Bagdad Rd.
San Tan Valley, AZ 85143
www.independenttaxes.com
Omega Tax Solutions
(480) 793-3198
7625 W. Georgetown Way
Florence, AZ 85132
www.omegataxsolution.com
Rock Solid Bookkeeping and Advising Services
(520) 868-1829
750 E. Gila Blvd., #B
Florence, AZ 85132
www.rocksolidadvising.com
Toogood’s Tax & Accounting, PLLC
(520) 868-1040
595 S. Main St.
Florence, AZ 85132
www.toogoodstaxandaccounting.com
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Air Repair Inc.
(480) 204-5535
530 E. Hunt Hwy., #103 San Tan Valley, AZ 85143
www.azairrepairinc.com
E & JC Heating & Cooling
(520) 868-9005
13670 N. Tener Rd.
Florence, AZ 85132
www.eandjchvac.com
Hoffman Heating & Cooling LLC
(520) 233-7982
188 S. Arizona Blvd.
Coolidge, AZ 85128
www.heatingandac.net
JLM Air Conditioning & Heating, LLC
(602) 619-3609
29187 N. Begonia Ln.
Florence, AZ 85132
www.jlmairaz.com
My Guy Cooling and Heating
(480) 875-5705
Florence, AZ 85132
San Tan A/C Comfort Pro
781 W. Gum Tree Ave.
San Tan Valley, AZ 85140
www.santanacrepair.com
A irport
Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport
(480) 988-7600
5835 S. Sossaman Rd.
Mesa, AZ 85212
www.gatewayairport.com
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Saguaro Garden Apartments
(520) 868-0648
1501 S. Highway 79B
Florence, AZ 85132
www.vwplaces.com/42892
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My Appliance Repair Pro
(520) 788-4004
3254 E. Hwy. 87
Coolidge, AZ 85128
www.myappliancerepairpro.com
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Apache Gold Casino Resort
(800) 272-2438
Highway 70
San Carlos, AZ 85550
www.apache-gold-casino.com
Boyce Thompson Arboretum
(520) 689-2723
37615 E. US Hwy. 60
Superior, AZ 85173
www.boycethompsonarboretum.com
Casa de Baca Studios
(520) 233-1981
315 N. Main St.
Florence, AZ 85132
www.casadebacastudios.com
Grande Ruins National Monument
(520) 723-3172
1100 W. Ruins Dr.
Coolidge, AZ 85128
www.friendsofcasagranderuins.org
Caywood Farms
(520) 560-1119
841 E. Highway 287
Casa Grande, AZ 85130
www.caywoodfarms.com
Charles “Hoyt” Huckabay
(520) 233-3872
7949 N. Cita Ln.
Florence, AZ 85132
Country Thunder USA
(866) 802-6418
730 N. Gallatin Pike
Madison, TN 37115
www.countrythunder.com
Florence 1800 Peacemakers
(480) 580-8682
3607 N. Ohio Ave. Florence, AZ 85143
bit.ly/florence1800Peacemakers
Land Speed Records
(480) 225-3001
AZ
www.landspeedrecordsusa.com
McFarland State Historic Park
(520) 868-5216
24 W. Ruggles
Florence, AZ 85132
www.azstateparks.com/mcfarland
Pedro E Guerrero Arts Center
Florence, AZ
County Fairgrounds and Event Center
(520) 723-7881
512 S. Eleven Mile Corner Rd.
Casa Grande, AZ 85194
Pinal County Historical Museum
(520) 868-4382
715 S. Main St. / P.O. Box 851
Florence, AZ 85132
www.pinalcountyhistoricalmuseum.org
Queen Creek Olive Mill
(480) 888-9290
25062 S. Meridian Rd.
Queen Creek, AZ 85142
www.queencreekolivemill.com
Schnepf Farms
(480) 987-3100
24610 S. Rittenhouse Rd. Queen Creek, AZ 85142
www.schnepffarms.com
Superstition Mountain Museum
(480) 983-4888
4087 E. Apache Trl. Apache Junction, AZ 85119
www.superstitionmountainmuseum.org
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Casa Grande RV Sales
(520) 423-0404
5944 N. Pinal Ave. Casa Grande, AZ 85122
www.casagranderv.com
Dreamline Motors
(520) 723-6342
381 S. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128
www.dreamlinemotors.net
Garrett Motors
(520) 723-5401
197 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128
www.garrettmotors.com
Houseright & Sons LLC
(480) 499-0989
6500 E. Mitchell Ct., #12 Florence, AZ 85132
www.houserightsons.com
Jerry Seiner Dealership (520) 836-2147
1990 N. Pinal Ave. Casa Grande, AZ 85122
www.jerryseinerchryslercasagrande.com
Long Star Auto Glass Services
(520) 723-4030
longstarautoglassservicesaz.com
NAPA Florence Auto Supply
(520) 868-5839
440 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132
www.napaonline.com
Randall’s Towing ABP
(480) 671-3415
10528 N. Bluegrass St. Florence, AZ 85132
www.randallstowing.com
Xpress Carwash Coolidge
(520) 723-5359
364 N. Arizona Blvd.
Coolidge, AZ 85128
www.expresscarwashcoolidge.com
Edward Jones Investments - James Weinmann
(480) 621-8440
36413 N. Gantzel Rd., #4 San Tan Valley, AZ 85140
www.facebook.com/ ejadvisorjamesweinmann
First Interstate Bank (Great Western Bank) (520) 723-9511
635 N. Arizona Blvd. Coolidge, AZ 85128
www.greatwesternbank.com
National Bank of Arizona
(520) 868-0641
25 N. Main St. / P.O. Box 869 Florence, AZ 85132
www.nbarizona.com
Parkway Bank (480) 883-3009
920 E. Riggs Rd. Chandler, AZ 85249
www.parkwaybank.com
Pinal County
Federal Credit Union
(520) 381-3100
851 N. Pinal Parkway Ave. Florence, AZ 85132
www.pinalcountyfcu.com
b e A uty & p erson A l
C A re s ervi C es
Massage Therapist
- Christina Turoci
(317) 832-0939
65 Ruggles St.
Florence, AZ 85132
Total Concept Salon and Boutique
(520) 868-9544
289 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132
b uilders
DR Horton
(480) 287-2969
www.drhorton.com/family-of-brandslanding
KB Homes
(480) 758-3000
www.kbhome.com/new-homesphoenix/crestfield-manor
Pulte Homes Arizona
(520) 391-9527
3225 N. Lafayette Dr. Florence, AZ 85132
www.pulte.com/homes/arizona
b usiness s ervi C es
Arizona@Work
(520) 866.3602
820 E. Cottonwood Ln., Bldg. E
Casa Grande, AZ 85122
arizonaatwork.com/locations/pinalcounty
At Ease Electric
(303) 249-2057
3079 N. Princeton Dr. Florence, AZ 85132
Budget Video 4 Biz
Florence, AZ 85132
Casa Grande Rent-A-Can
(520) 466-7755 1367 N. VIP Blvd.
Casa Grande, AZ 85122
www.casagranderentacan.com
Clearnet
(480) 213-9968
Bella Vista and Hunt Hwy
San Tan Valley, AZ 85143
www.clearent.com
Coolidge Glass & Mirror
(520) 723-3600
469 W. Central Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128
www.coolidgeglass.com
Epic Shine Window
Cleaning Services llc.
(480) 795-0617
11594 E. Verbina Ln.
Florence, AZ 85132
Florence Custom Apparel, LLC
Florence, AZ 85132
Gilbert Engineering USA
(480) 536-4091
6500 E. Mitchell Ct., #3
Florence, AZ 85132
www.gilbertengineeringusa.com
Local Locksmith
Florence, AZ 85132
Mak’n It Happen, LLC
(623) 204-2368
24520 N. Plum Rd.
Florence, AZ 85132
Motivational Systems
(623) 936-2680
7375 W. Buckeye Rd., #110
Phoenix, AZ 85043
www.motivationalsystems.com
Phoenix Online Notary
(480) 381-8830
530 E. Hunt Highway, #103, #493
San Tan Valley, AZ 85143
www.phoenixonlinenotary.com
Power Tags, Titles & More LLC
(520) 788-6014
495 N. Pinal Parkway Ave., #105
Florence, AZ 85132
www.powertagstitlesandmore.net
Print & Sign Express of Coolidge
(520) 421-1228
Ringo Canyon Granite
(520) 490-2828
4650 N. Kain Ave.
Tucson, AZ 85705
www.azlandscapingsupplies.com
C hur C hes
Desert Hope Presbyterian Church
(520) 868-5634
225 E. Butte Ave.
Florence, AZ 85132
www.florenceazchurch.org
Harvest Church at Anthem
(520) 723-7932
2209 N. Monticello Dr.
Florence, AZ 85132
www.harvestchurchanthem.com
Higher Dimension Christian Center
(480) 980-5143
448 & 424 E. Butte Ave.
Florence, AZ 85132
higherdimensionchristiancenter.org
Mountain View Church Ministries
(480) 677-2100
www.mv.church
C o MM unity & C ivi C o r GA niz A tions
American Cancer Society, Relay For Life
Florence, AZ 85132
www.relayforlife.org/florenceaz
American Legion Post 9
(520) 868-5576
441 N. Main St. / P.O. Box 1080
Florence, AZ 85132
Casa Grande Chamber of Commerce
(520) 836-2125
575 N. Marshall St.
Casa Grande, AZ 85122
www.casagrandechamber.org
Coolidge Chamber of Commerce
(520) 723-3009
351 N. Arizona Blvd., #5
Coolidge, AZ 85128
www.coolidgechamber.org
Coolidge/Florence
Elks Lodge BPOE #2350
(520) 723-3832
2241 N. Attaway Rd.
Coolidge, AZ 85128
www.coolidgeflorenceelks2350.org
Eloy Chamber of Commerce
(520) 466-3411
305 N. Stuart Ave. Eloy, AZ 85131
www.eloychamber.com
Florence Lions Club AZ
Florence Rotary
(480) 261-4116
P.O. Box 2186
Florence, AZ 85254
www.florencerotaryaz.org
Florence Toastmasters
(480) 310-4759
778 N. Main St.
Florence, AZ 85132
www.florenceaz.toastmastersclubs.org
Florence Woman’s Club
(520) 868-8197
231 N. Willow St. / P.O Box 1506
Florence, AZ 85132
www.florencewomansclub.org
Future Forward Foundation, Inc.
(520) 313-2134
P.O. Box 333
Florence, AZ 85132
www.futureforwardfoundation.com
Pinal Alliance for Economic Growth
(520) 836-6868
17235 N. 75th Ave., #D145
Glendale, AZ 85308
www.pinalalliance.org
Pinal Partnership (602) 810-7448
P.O. Box 904
Florence, AZ 85132
www.pinalpartnership.com
United Food Bank
(480) 398-4464
245 S. Nina Dr. Mesa, AZ 85210
www.unitedfoodbank.org
United Way of Pinal County
(520) 836-0736
1269 N. Promenade Pkwy., #104
Casa Grande, AZ 85194
www.unitedwayofpc.org
d entists & o rthodontists
Amazing Dental Care
(480) 332-0774
1107 S 5th Ave., #217
Yuma, AZ 85364
www.algodonesdentistry.com
Florence Family Dentistry
(520) 868-3384
495 N. Pinal Pkwy., #101
Florence, AZ 85132
www.florenceazdental.com
Education ADC, Success Academy
(520) 868-8288
1305 E. Butte Ave.
Florence, AZ 85132
www.adc.gov
e du CA tion
Arizona State University
6027 South Sagewood
Mesa, AZ 85212
www.asu.edu
Central Arizona College
(520) 494-5230
8470 Overfield Rd.
Coolidge, AZ 85128
www.centralaz.edu
Florence Unified School District
(520) 866-3532
P.O. Box 2850
Florence, AZ 85132
www.florenceusd.org
Mighty Making
(480) 747-5922
6627 E. Shamrock St.
Florence, AZ 85132
www.mightymaking.org
f uner A l & A dv A n C ed p l A nnin G
Heritage Florence
Funeral Home
(520) 723-7755
410 W. Roosevelt Ave.
Coolidge, AZ 85128
Walton Orthodontics
(520) 421-1441
1187 E. Cottonwood Ln., #A
Casa Grande, AZ 85222
www.waltonortho.com
www.heritagefuneralchapels.com
J. Warren Funeral Services
- Cole & Maud
(520) 723-7722
541 W. Coolidge Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128
www.jwarrenfuneral.com
San Tan Mountain View
Funeral Home & Advance Planning Center
(480) 888-2682
21809 S. Ellsworth Rd. Queen Creek, AZ 85142
www.mvfuneralhome.com
G olf C ourses
Poston Butte Golf Club
(520) 726-1880
6100 W. Merrill Ranch Pkwy. Florence, AZ 85132
www.postonbuttegc.com
G overn M ent
Town of Florence
(520) 868-7500
775 N. Main St. / P.O. Box 2670 Florence, AZ 85132
www.florenceaz.gov
h e A lth CA re
Compassus
(520) 421-7143
1675 E. Monument Plaza Cir. Casa Grande, AZ 85122
www.compassus.com
Empower Physical Therapy
(520) 868-0098
350 S. Main St. / P.O. Box 1431
Florence, AZ 85132
www.empowerpt.com
Florence Hospital
(520) 868-3333
4545 N. Hunt Hwy. Florence, AZ 85132
www.mvmedicalcenter.org/florencehospital-campus-mountain-vistamedical-center
Hearing Centers of Arizona (The)
(520) 494-2242
1201 N. Pinal Ave., #A
Florence, AZ 85122
Horizon Health & Wellness Inc.
(833) 431-4449
495 N. Pinal Pkwy., #106 Florence, AZ 85132
www.hhwaz.org
Hospice of the Valley
(602) 679-4617
1510 E. Flower St. Phoenix, AZ 85014
Sun Life Health
(520) 868-5811
174 W. Hwy 287 Florence, AZ 85132
www.sunlifefamilyhealth.org
h o M e i M prove M ent
Edge Remodeling (The)
(480) 422-8470
22246 S. Ellsworth Rd.
Queen Creek, AZ 85142
www.theedgeremodeling.com
Energy Solution Providers, LLC
(520) 868-0700
111 N. Main St. / P.O. Box 1576
Florence, AZ 85132
www.energysolutionsolar.com
Geo Roofing Inc.
(602) 717-9036
1451 E. Alameda Dr. Phoenix, AZ 85024
www.georoofingaz.com
h o M eowners A sso C i A tions
Florence Gardens Mobile Home Association
(520) 868-4770
3830 Florence Blvd. Florence, AZ 85132
h ousin G
Saguaro Properties/ Merrill Ranch
(575) 313-2595
2741 N. Hawthorn Dr. Florence, AZ 85132
i nsur A n C e
Allstate - Community Partners at Anthem
(520) 723-8488
3281 N. Hunt Hwy., #111 Florence, AZ 85132
www.agents.allstate.com/jameshansen-florence-az.html
Berwick Insurance Group
(520) 745-2300
4576 E. Cam Lowell Dr. Tucson, AZ
Kiva Insurance
(520) 421-9231
973 E. Cottonwood Ln.
Casa Grande, AZ 85122
www.kivains.com
McDermid Insurance & Financial Services, Inc.
Florence, AZ 85132
State Farm – Steve Johnson
(480) 882-2155
2510 E. Hunt Hwy., Ste. 25 San Tan Valley, AZ 85143
www.santanvlyinsurance.com
Ty Schraufnagel Agency –American Family Insurance
(480) 888-1428
www.agent.amfam.com/tyschraufnagel
i nternet & w eb s ervi C es
Spider Trainers
(928) 358-5398
4548 Deep Forest Dr. Pinetop, AZ 85935
www.spidertrainers.com
l e GA l s ervi C es
Florence Paralegal Services
(520) 510-9811
65 E. Ruggles Ave., #3
Florence, AZ 85132
www.florenceparalegalservices.com
Gillespie, Shields, Goldfarb, Taylor & Houk
(602) 870-9700
1630 S. Stapley Dr., #212
Mesa, AZ 85204
www.gillaw.com
Larson & Simpson PLC
(480) 426-0920
90 S. Kyrene, #5
Chandler, AZ 85223
www.larsonandsimpson.com
McDermott Law Firm, PLLC
(520) 222-8341
355 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132
www.mcdermottlawaz.com
Weagant Law Offices, PLC
(520) 276-5545
291 N. Bailey St. Florence, AZ 85132
l od G in G & t r A vel
GreenTree Inn & Suites
(520) 868-9900
240 W. Hwy #287
Florence, AZ 85132
www.greentreeinn.com/hotels/az/ florence/
Hummingbird Ranch RV Park
(520) 868-5280
7765 N. Palo Verde Rd.
Florence, AZ 85132
Rancho Sonora RV Park and Inn
(520) 868-8000
9198 AZ-79 Florence, AZ 85132
Row House 25 (406) 544-2886
P.O. Box 31
Florence, AZ 85132
www.airbnb.com/rooms/41397149
M A r K etin G & A dvertisin G , n ews & M edi A f loren C e
Florence Reminder & Blade-Tribune (Casa Grande Valley Newspapers Inc.)
(520) 868-5897
190 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132
Independent Newsmedia
(623) 445-2823
www.yourvalley.net
Pass Time Publications
(480) 983-9143
951 W. Apache Trl. Apache Junction, AZ 85120
www.thepasstimepaper.com
ROX Media Group
(520) 426-2074
442 W. Kortsen Rd., #101 Casa Grande, AZ 85122
www.roxmediagroup.net
M inin G & M et A ls
Florence Copper
(520) 374-3984
1575 W. Hunt Hwy.
Florence, AZ 85132
www.florencecopper.com
Miner Metal Detectors & Geophysical Instruments
www.minerdetectors.com
Resolution Copper AZ
M ovin G & h A ulin G
Arizona Moving & Hauling
(982) 961-2636
Florence, AZ 85132
p est C ontrol
Arizona’s Best Pest Control & Termite Services
(520) 421-9966
14924 W. Jimmie Kerr Blvd. Casa Grande, AZ 85122
www.azbestpest.com
p risons
Arizona Correctional Industries (602) 272-7600
3279 E. Harbour Dr. Phoenix, AZ 85034
www.azcorrections.gov
Core Civic
(520) 868-2210
1100 Bowling Rd. / P.O. Box 266
Florence, AZ 85132
www.cca.com
Geo Group, Inc (The) (561) 725-1682
1401 E. Diversion Dam Rd. Florence, AZ 85132
www.geogroup.com
Belva’s Real Estate
(520) 868-3520
150 N. Main St.
Florence, AZ 85132
www.belvasrealestate.com
Brooke Reidhead, Mortgage Loan Originator – Prime Lending
(928) 243-2810
www.brookereidhead.com
CENTURY 21 Arizona Foothills
(520) 858-5799
2194 N. Hudson Ct.
Florence, AZ 85132
Darin Wilson – REALTOR®
(480) 440-58256
7294 W. Candlewood Way
Florence, AZ 85132
www.arizonasgroup.com
eXp Realty
(208) 440-6456
Florence, AZ 85132
www.tanyansellshomes.com
Florence Lifestyle – My Home Group (303) 882-1646
Florence, AZ 85260
www.florencelifestyle.com
HomeSmart Lifestyles
– Dani Miller
(480) 695-2010
Gilbert, AZ 85234
www.florencelifestyle.com
Kari Bradley & Associates
(520) 868-4004
65 E. Ruggles St.
Florence, AZ 85132
www.kari-bradley-associates-llc. business.site
LGI Homes
– Carol Fischlein, Agent
(480) 309-4631
972 W. Feliz St.
Florence, AZ 85132
Long Realty
– Felicia Mandell-Snell
(480) 233-3348
149 E. Butte Ave. & 750 E. Gila Blvd., #A Florence, AZ 85132
www.longrealty.com/florence-homesfor-sale-florence-az
Pioneer Title Agency
(520) 868-9611
208 N. Main St.
Florence, AZ 85132
www.pioneertitleagency.com
Restaurants & Catering
A & M Pizza
(520) 868-0170
445 W. Highway 287
Florence, AZ 85132
www.ampizzas.com
Anthem Grille
(520) 723-1660
www.postonbuttegc.com
Burger King
(520) 868-3880
80 W. Highway 287
Florence, AZ 85132
www.BK.com
Chef on the Go
(815) 600-0200
134 Canyon Rock Rd.
San Tan Valley, AZ 85143
Chinoz Grill AZ
Florence Café (The) (480) 489-7009
495 N. Pinal Pkwy., #102 Florence, AZ 85132
www.facebook.com/pages/FlorenceCafe/262988634083470
Florence Fudge Shop & Café (The) (480) 489-7009
440 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132
www.theflorencefudgeshop.com
Irish Cowboy, LLC (The) (520) 614-6252
305 N. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132
www.theirishcowboy.com
Kiss the Chef Catering LLC. (520) 483-1047
www.weddingwire.com/biz/ kiss-the-chef-catering-llcgilbert/89c12847205a1cff.html
L B Cantina (520) 868-9981
695 S. Main St. Florence, AZ 85132
www.lbcantina.com
Lidia’s Cocina at Old Pueblo Restaurant (520) 868-4784
505 Main St. Florence, AZ 85132
www.oldpueblorestaurant.com
Lost Highway BBQ (931) 205-6581
MA’s Kitchen (520) 868-0735
444 N. Pinal St. Florence, AZ 85132
Mount Athos Restaurant & Cafe
(520) 868-0735
444 N. Pinal Pkwy. / P.O. Box 2563
Florence, AZ 85132
www.mountathoscafe.com
Rollin Dough Pizzeria
480) 459-9721 AZ
www.facebook.com/ RollinDoughPizzeria
Station Coffee Co. (The)
(520) 340-4273
130 N. Main St.
Florence, AZ 85132
Subway (520) 868-5257
55 S. Main St.
Florence, AZ 85132
www.subway.com
Your Behind BBQ
270 N. Main St.
Florence Arizona 85132
WMM, Inc. DBA Taco Bell
(480) 857-2385
P.O. Box 6609
Chandler, AZ 85246
www.livemasinaz.com
s hoppin G & r et A il
Arizona Craft & Gallery
360 N. Main St.
Florence, AZ 85132
Arizona Flower Girl
(520) 213-7761
240 N. Main St.
Florence, AZ 85132
Art with Vision
(480) 867-3506
Florence, AZ 85132
www.artwithvision.com
Belgin’s Embroidery
Florence, AZ
Carol Prentice
Florence, AZ 85132
Chris Crawford Photography
Florence, AZ
chriscrawfordphotos.smugmug.com
Classy Glass Creations AZ
Desert Drift
(520) 560-5457
Casa Grande, AZ 85122
Desert Honey Sweet Tees
Florence, AZ 85132
Florence Coin and Collectibles
(520) 705-6572
260 N. Main St.
Florence, AZ 85132
Glass Mania Studios
(203) 530-8998
Florence, AZ
www.glassmaniastudios.com
Happy Adobe
(520) 509-6094
189 N. Main St.
Florence, AZ 85132
HeadTurner Jewelry
(480) 444-8956
Florence, AZ
www.headturnerjewelry.com
J Heart Designs
(520) 705-4939
25812 E. Diversion Dam Rd.
Florence, AZ 85132
J’Renee Bejeweled
(619) 850-2011
P.O. Box 51
Florence, AZ 85132
www.onhand.jreneebejeweled.com
Jeannette Profera
(520) 251-8659
Florence, AZ
Joan’s Jewels
(525) 864-3412
Florence, AZ
Jotastic, LLC
(602) 367-0071
244 W. Coolidge Ave. Coolidge, AZ 85128
Lrose
Florence, AZ 85132
Marsha Thomas
(503) 407-8424
Gold Canyon, AZ 85118
Mary & Martha
Inspirational Living
(505) 306-8295
Florence, AZ 85132
www.mymaryandmartha.com/5063
Moon Goddess Jewelry
(623) 547-9587
Florence, AZ 85132
Nirvana Center
Florence, AZ
Peyton’s Hidden Treasures
374 N. Main St.
Florence, AZ 85132
Rail Three Ranch
(520) 705-7063
390 N. Main St.
Florence, AZ 85132
www.railthreeranch.com
Ruggiero’s Ace Hardware
(520) 868-0410
290 N. Main St.
Florence, AZ 85132
www.FlorenceTrueValue.com
Sato Soaps
(480) 434-4801
San Tan Valley, AZ 85140
www.satosoaps.com
Sweet P’s
374 N. Main St.
Florence, AZ 85132
Toggenburg Goats of Arizona
(928) 246-7865
5950 N. Majestic Eagle Way
Florence, AZ 85132
www.ToggenburgGoatsAz.com
United We Stand, LLC
(608) 935-5143
Florence, AZ 85132
Wood & Weaving
Gold Canyon, AZ
s tor AG e
Florence Mini Storage
(520) 868-0085
560 Florence Heights Dr.
Florence, AZ 85132
www.florenceministorage.com
t ele C o MM uni CA tions
AireBeam (FIF AireBeam LLC)
(520) 510-0909
13590 Sunland Gin Rd., #E Arizona City, AZ 85123
www.airebeam.com
u tilities
Arizona Public Service
(520) 421-8309
Casa Grande, AZ 85122
www.aps.com
BrightNight Box Canyon Project
(888) 614-2626
13123 E. Emerald Coast Pkwy., #B #158 Inlet Beach, FL 32461
www.brightnightpower.com
Cactus Flower Solar
– Cypress Creek Renewables
(480) 370-2615
5310 S. Alston Ave., Bldg. 300
Durham, NC 27713
www.ccrenew.com
Electrical District #2
(520) 723-7741
5575 N. Eleven Mile Corner Rd.
Casa Grande, AZ 85194
www.ed2.com
NextEra Energy Resources
700 Universe
Juno Beach, FL 33408
www.nexteraenergyresources.com
Republic Services
(623) 241-8429
4811 W. Lower Buckeye Rd.
Phoenix, AZ 85043
www.republicservices.com
Right Away Disposal
(480) 688-7411
3755 S. Royal Palm Rd. Mesa, AZ 85208
www.rightawaydisposal.com
Salt River Project
(602) 236-8888
1521 N. Project Dr. Tempe, AZ 85281
www.srpnet.com
Southwest Gas
1 (877) 860-6020
1070 W. Gila Bend Hwy.
Casa Grande, AZ 85122
www.southwestgas.com
w eddin G , e vents & M eetin G s
Windmill Winery (The)
(602) 312-7967
1140 W. Butte Florence, AZ 85132
www.thewindmillwinery.com
w ell & p u M p
Macy’s Well & Pump L.L.C.
(480) 848-8233
24390 E. Peace Ln. Florence, AZ 85132
www.macyswellpump.com
Florence West and Central Arizona Correctional and Rehabilitation Facilities
Now accepting applications for: Officers (training provided!) - up to $24.50 per hour
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accepting applications for: (training provided!)- up to $24.50
Supervisors (no experience necessary!) $18.60 per hour
LPN- $32.00 per hour
Registered Nurses- $46.00 per hour
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Life and Disability ...and much
No experience needed for some positions!
Medical/Dental/Vision Insurance
Paid Time Off (PTO) 401(k) Retirement Plan Tuition Reimbursement Life and Disability Insurance