What is the Town of Tanque Verde?
- East of City of Tucson, from Sabino Creek in the north to the boundaries of Saguaro National Park to Irvington in the south.
- It has been here for over 150 years and is shown on most maps of the Tucson area
- A US census designated place (CDP)of 16000 people.
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If you are interested or want to do more, contact us. Become a coordinator, send opinions, find out about meetings or tell us what to focus on.
First meeting is coming soon
About Town of Tanque verde goals
incorporate town
Better Growth Management
Maintain Excellence
- Gateway to the Rincons
- 16000 people
- 6+ schools
- 4 parks
- 2 golf courses
- 1 resort
Maintain Excellence
Better Growth Management
Maintain Excellence
- Keep our schools in top 30% of Arizona
- Increase funding for schools to increase property values
- Add to Valley community education
Better Growth Management
Better Growth Management
Better Growth Management
- Input on zoning, water and road decisions
- Protect our scenic vistas and riparian areas
- Increase property values
Improve security
Aggressive cost management
Better Growth Management
- Bring attention to Valley needs
- Great police and fire support
- School resource officers
More business opportunity
Aggressive cost management
Aggressive cost management
- Stimulate local business in the Valley
- Recognition for local business leaders
- $2 billion in property value
Aggressive cost management
Aggressive cost management
Aggressive cost management
- Water bills
- Road repair
- Win grants for local programs
- State sales and road tax funding
Public private partnership
Public private partnership
Public private partnership
- Adult education
- Recreation
website links
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Vail incorporation
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Press release from Vail
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Our Arizona Legislators
District 4 Steve Christy
To be decided: Dana Allmond (D) and Brian Radford (D) or Rachel Jones (R) and Cory McGarr (R)
To be decided: Dana Allmond (D) and Brian Radford (D) or Rachel Jones (R) and Cory McGarr (R)
Pima County Supervisor
District 4
To be decided: Dana Allmond (D) and Brian Radford (D) or Rachel Jones (R) and Cory McGarr (R)
To be decided: Dana Allmond (D) and Brian Radford (D) or Rachel Jones (R) and Cory McGarr (R)
To be decided: Dana Allmond (D) and Brian Radford (D) or Rachel Jones (R) and Cory McGarr (R)
Arizona House of Representatives District 17
To be decided: Mike Nickerson (D) or Justine Wadsack (R)
To be decided: Dana Allmond (D) and Brian Radford (D) or Rachel Jones (R) and Cory McGarr (R)
To be decided: Mike Nickerson (D) or Justine Wadsack (R)
Arizona Senate District 17
Valley groups
HOAs
- 49ers
- Bel Aire
- Powder Horn
- Agua Caliente
- Ranch del Jefe
- Catalina Point
Social organizations
- Tanque Verde Valley Association
- Rancheros
Parent teacher organizations
- TBD
City and County Offices
- County treasurer
- County Administrator
- County Supervisor
- County Assessor
Other Cities and Towns
- Arizona league of cities and towns
- Vail incorporation committee
- Catalina Foothills incorporation committee
- Sahuarita
TBD
- TBD
update - Town of Tanque Verde Interim Board
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