2019july

Chamber Board Members

Chris Graff ......................... ChairmanAsphalt Paving and Supply

Kevin Ray .................... 1st Vice ChairWalmart

Eric Stroebel ...............2nd Vice ChairStateFarm Agency

Dan Streeter ............................ScribeHumboldt Unified School District

Jim Cabral .......................... TreasurerKitchens, Inc.

Erin Vredeveld ................... Past-ChairCanyon Physical Therapy

Frank Almendarez ................DirectorYavapai Regional Medical Center

José Bautista .........................DirectorAzteca Market

Steve Bracety ........................DirectorPrescott Resort & Conference Center

Meredith Dunlap ..................DirectorNational Bank of Arizona

Robert Houle ........................DirectorAPS

Meredith Dunlap has been appointed to serve the remaining term vacated by Donna Lax-son.

Meredith is the Vice P r e s i d e n t , N o r t h -ern Arizona Regional Manager for National Bank of Arizona. Mer-edith started with Na-tional Bank of Arizona in 2013 as the Regional Manager with the goal of giving back to the communities that she worked and lived in. As the Regional Manager, she is responsi-ble for the leadership of 19 Branch locations in northern Arizona. She has been in banking for 22 years. She began her banking career at Norwest Bank (which later became Wells Fargo Bank) in Prescott in 1995 as a teller. She has progressed

through many banking po-sitions through the years, giving her extensive bank-ing and leadership experi-ence.

She is a Quad City na-tive, growing up in Dewey and Prescott Valley and still resides in Prescott

Business and Community leader Appointed to the Board of Directors

Valley. She is actively involved in the com-munities in Northern Arizona and encour-ages her teams to be just as involved. Vol-unteering is something Meredith is passionate about. She strives to inspire our youth of to-day to be our leaders of

tomorrow. She enjoys speaking to teens about leadership and finan-cial literacy.

She currently holds a Board of Directors position with United Way of Yavapai County and is a past member of the Yavapai Big Brothers/Big Sisters Community Advisory Board.

We look forward to her ener-gy, passion and leadership on the Chamber board of directors.

You are cordially invited to the 45th Anniversary

CelebrationAnnual Banquet

& Community Excellence Awards

A Sapphire ExtravaganzaJuly 19, 2018

Findlay Toyota CenterSee page 7 for full information.

Back to Business .............................................................................. 3Coming Events ................................................................................. 3Renewing Members ......................................................................... 4Teacher Bags...Support Our Schools ................................................ 4Member News - Toot Your Horn ....................................................... 5Pronghorn Golf Tournament in Review ............................................ 6Annual Banquet & Community Excellence Awards .......................... 74th of July - PV Style! ....................................................................... 8Rodeo Schedule 2019 ..................................................................... 8NAZ Suns Sees Return of Coach Bret Burchard ................................ 9Ribbon Cuttings ............................................................................. 10Arizona Downs Suspends Summer Season .................................... 11Brady Boosts - Fun in Sun ............................................................. 11

July 2019

Chamber Staff

7120 E. Pav Way, Suite 102Prescott Valley, AZ 86314

Voice: 928.772.8857Fax: 928.772.4267

Email: info@pvchamber.org

Website: www.pvchamber.org

Newsletter Staff

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Brady Cabral............... MembershipServices Manager

Bill Grose ...............Office Assistant

Devona Pace ...................VolunteerSandy Woods ..................VolunteerBarbara Clark ..................VolunteerLinda Burk .......................VolunteerCharlie Hail .....................VolunteerDebbie Williams ..............VolunteerKathy Stemm ...................VolunteerSandra Stoner ..................Volunteer

Marnie Uhl ..........................................Editor

Allisone PrintGraphics ....................... Design

Photography by:Heidi Dahms Foster

Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce

2019Business After Hours

Mixer Hosts

Marnie Uhl ...........................President/CEOGloria Grose ................Operations & Events

Enjoy the last mixer of summer...Connect with other business owners, meet new members and make friends with some really good folks of the Prescott Valley Chamber.

August 21Foothills Bank3322 N Glassford Hill Rd.Prescott Valley

Celebrating their One Year Anniversary with the Prescott Valley Chamber of CommerceDaniel Martinez Farmers Insurance“As someone who has spent over 10 years living in the Prescott Valley area, I am proud to serve Prescott and all of Yavapai County as your local Farmers® insurance agent. I will be happy to take the time to understand your insurance needs and values to make sure you’re getting the right coverage - whether it’s auto, home, life, business insurance, or more!At my agency, I bring an honest commitment to protecting the financial and personal assets of each of my clients. My commitment to my customers sets me apart from any other insurance agent in the local quad-city area. I know how to ask the right questions to get you the coverage you need at an affordable rate you deserve.I understand that each person works hard to protect their family, personal belongings, and business interests. As your insurance agent, I want to hold myself to the same standard, so I am committed to working equally hard to enure that you fully understand your coverage options.When I’m not busy helping clients, you can find me on the basketball courts with my two sons and wife, or out supporting the local Quad Cities community!Give me a call at (928) 499-1076 and I’ll be happy to answer any questions you might have.”

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Back to BusinessMarnie Uhl, CEO

From the Visitor CenterMAY StAtIStICS160 visitors from AZ, CA, IA, IL, MI, MO, OR, PA, SC, SD, tX, VA & WA(three new residents to PV and 9 relocating to PV)4 international visitors from Germany and Canada11 relocation packets mailed to AZ, CA, CO, HI, NY, OR, PA & tN

July is a fun month filled with rodeo, fireworks, vacations and the Chamber’s annual celebra-tion and banquet. We are ex-cited to be celebrating our 45th anniversary with a Sapphire Extravaganza! More informa-tion is on a flyer in this news magazine but know it will be an event to remember. We are especially honored to recognize wonderful individuals, organizations and businesses in our com-munity with our Community Excellence Awards. We have a fabulous social hour and dinner planned by our own Chef Jim Cabral. Make this an evening to cel-ebrate the Chamber and its commitment to our com-munity and businesses!

Our July mixer has been cancelled but due to the An-nual Banquet we have opted not to seek another host but take that week off and enjoy the event on Friday night.

Exciting things are happening around the Chamber office. Look for a big announcement soon about the value added opportunities for our members.

I hope to see you at Mountain Valley Park as Prescott Valley celebrates the 4th of July in a big way. Music, face painting, inflatable village, beer garden and the best fireworks in the state are all part of the events sponsored by the town of Prescott Valley and the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce.

Have a happy safe and sane 4th and remember to take care of your pets.

July 1-7 World’s Oldest RodeoJuly 2 Power Hour Lunch at Denny’sJuly 3 Hot Topics at ChamberJuly 4 Fireworks and Celebration at Mountain Valley ParkJuly 19 Chamber’s 45th Celebration, Banquet and Community Excellence Award Presentation at Findlay Toyota Center

Save the date!Quarterly Breakfasttuesday, august 13 - 7:30 a.m.

the event spot$18 for members and $20 for general public

sponsored by the event spot, Gabby’s Grill and

Program sponsor yavapai College

The Above and Beyond ClubIn recognition of Chamber businessess giving 10% Above and Beyond their membership dues.

Thank you to: Blinds Mart, Yavapai Health and Wellness

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Renewing

Siegler & Ferry CPAs, PLLC8600 East Valley Road

Prescott Valley, Arizona 86314(928) 772-1714

ferrycpa.com

Benefits InsuranceWealth Management

7120 E Pav Way, Suite 105Prescott Valley, AZ 86314

P 928.515.0123F 928.775.3429

Julie.raiss@nfp.comwww.nfppc.com

Julie A. Raiss, CISRAccount ManagerCommercial LinesNFP P&C

Promote your Business and Support our Teachers

Each year the Chamber gives welcome bags to

new teachers and staff in our Prescott Valley area schools. (We include

HUSD and Charter Schools)They are so appreciative of any help

we give them and can definitely use the supplies we provide for them. Last year we had a record number of business participants providing everything from pens, rulers, pencils, theme books, paper towels, notebook paper, and more.

Acorn Montessori Schools Adler, Leslie, Individual Advanced Electrical Contracting, Inc Big O tires Bucky’s & Yavapai Casinos Bucky’s & Yavapai Casinos Comfort Keepers Denny’s Restaurant Emmanuel Lutheran Church Engrained Cabinetry & Countertops LLC Farmers Agency Daniel G Martinez Glassford Place Granite Orthopaedics Helken & Horn Advertising Agency Heritage Memorial Park Horizon Dental Group Horses with H.E.A.R.t. Indian Air Islands Fitness MAtForce, Yavapai County Substance Abuse Coalition Melcher Printing Patriot Disposal Patterson Orthodontics Prescott Valley Chiropractic Rafter Eleven Raskins Jewelers Sexton Home & Commercial Services Sharlot Hall Museum Swire Coca Cola Universal Homes Viewpoint North I, LLC

Caring Presence b e g a n s e r v i n g Prescott, Arizona in 1988. This year we are celebrating 30 years of providing excellent service to the Quad-Cities communities and the Verde Valley in Yavapai County, Gila County and Mohave County. Our qual-ity caregivers are committed to serving each client’s individual needs. We are dedicated to providing services to any-one in need. Our goal is to provide qual-ity services on your terms. 805 Whipple St., Ste D, Prescott. 928-771-0701, www.caringpresence.com/

Caring Presence Celebrates 30th Anniversary

SCHOOL

Coupons for your business are also a great way to get them to stop by.

We are now collecting these items and every bit helps. We are limited to 30 participants and need 90 of each item. There is a $20 cost to insert your items and all participants are recognized in a welcome letter that is included in each bag and in the Chamber news magazine and e-Flash news. Deadline to participate is July 27. Contact Gloria at 772-8857 or gloria@pvchamber.org to reserve your spot now.

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MeMBer NeWs – TooT Your HorNPrescott’s Holiday Courtyard was transformed into a New Orleans Mardi Gras street scene for the 7th An-nual Crawfest. the event, hosted and underwritten by Dr. Peter Tibi, Medical Director of the James Fam-ily Heart Center at Yavapai Regional Medical Cen-ter (YRMC), was a celebration of friendship and com-munity with a purpose. All proceeds from the event, totaling more than $52,000, benefited YRMC’s Part-ner’s for Healty Students (PHS) program which in-corporates support for Adolescent Behavioral Health.

“this marks the third year our event has raised funds for the Partners for Healthy Students program,” said tibi. “this year, we are particularly grateful for the outpouring of community support, as 100% of funds raised will be used to expand the program to include the provision of behavioral health services.”

2019 Crawfest event sponsors included Air Methods/Native Air; APS; Boyle, Pecharich, Cline, Whittington & Stallings, PLLC; Ms. Robbie Nicol; Northern Ari-zona Hospitalists; Prescott Anesthesia Associates; the Prescott Elks Lodge; Mr. Bill Sonsin; Voya Financial; Wells Fargo; Wells Fargo Securities and Yavapai Pa-thology Associates.

PHS Director Amy Negovan spoke to the children’s mental health programs provided through YRMC: “the need for behavioral health services is compelling. One in five children has or will experience a diagnos-able behavioral, emotional, or mental health disorder. And we know if left untreated these disorders can dis-rupt school performance, harm relationships and lead to suicide – the second leading cause of death among adolescents.”

For the past 20 years, YRMC’s Partners for Healthy Students program has provided primary and preven-tive healthcare services in Prescott and surrounding areas to schoolchildren and their siblings throughout YRMC’s at no cost to families with little or no insur-ance or ability to pay. YRMC will begin to introduce the behavioral health program at the beginning of the 2019-2020 school year.

to learn more about YRMC’s Partners for Healthy Students program, please call the YRMC Foundation at (928) 771–5169 or email foundation@yrmc.org.

t In Memory of our dear volunteer, Bob Pace, who was a joy and pleasure to have in the visitor center and as part of our Chamber family.

We will miss him greatly.

Town of Prescott Valley town Manager Larry tarkowski an-nounced Monday that James Edelstein will serve as interim police chief as the search be-gins for a new police chief to replace Bryan Jarrell, who re-cently retired.that process could take until early fall.

Edelstein has served Prescott Valley for more than 20 years as a law enforcement officer in various capaci-ties including a previous stint as interim chief.

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26th Annual Pronghorn Golf Tournament AT PrescoTT Golf club

It was perfect chamber of commerce weather for our annual Prong-horn Golf Tournament on June 22. Twenty-two teams teed off for a morning of great golf, super networking and fun camaraderie at the Prescott Golf club.our winners were:Flight A - Jeff Spohn, Tanner Spohn, Charles Molina and Brian Gardflight b - Douglas schmit, roxann schmit, Douglas schmit Jr and Aaron schmitFlight C - Bob Armbruster, Jeff Hall, Tom Liberg and John Montgomery And bringing up last place was Team Glee, Marnie Matt Zurcher, JeriAnn Kooiman and Hannah Kooiman. (Missing the great Steve Bracety)It was a wonderful day made possible by these sponsors and donors:

AArPAffinity RV Service/ Sales/RentalsAmerican’s best Value InnAquarius casino resort, Laughlin, NVArizona’s Hometown radio GroupAsphalt Paving & supplyAutoWorks Service & Repairbig o TiresBinkley & AssociatesBucky’s & Yavapai casinos

callteks, Inc.canyon DistributingcDs GlobalclA realty leland Moreno-HilburnCulver’sDutch brosfooteWork Auto license & Title ServiceGeorgia Atwell, Mary Kay Independent sales DirectorGrand canyon railroadGreenTree Inn Prescott ValleyHumboldt Unified school District

Kooiman realtylittle Dealers little PricesMission LinenNew life cPrOne Pitzer’s One HourPierce Property ManagementPrescott center for the ArtsPrescott Golf clubPrescott Resort & conference centerPrescott Valley Chamber AmbassadorsPrescott Valley Chamber of commercePrescott Valley Retail support centerraskins JewelersResidence Inn by Marriott

Riverside Resort Hotel & Casino, Laughlin, NVrobeks Juicestate farm eric strobel Agencystepping stones Agenciessuperior IndustriesTexas roadhouseThe finn restaurantThe oakcreek country club-sedonaVirgo Organize InteriorsWallick & Volk MortgageWalmartWorld’s oldest rodeoYavapai & Bucky’s CasinosYRMC

Thank You Sponsors!

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Free NotAry ServiCeMarnie Uhl, Notary Public

Gloria Grose, Notary Public

• A n o t h e r •C h A m b e r   b e n e f i t

Kevin RayStore ManagerStore 37303450

N. Glassford Hill Rd. Prescott Valley, AZ 86314T 928.499.3136 F 928.775.4525kjray.s03730.us@wal-mart.com

Donna LaxsonBranch Manager

7111 Pav WayPrescott Valley, AZ 86314P: 928.777.6138F: 928-777-6139DLaxson@oneazcu.comNMLS #: 1159267

Thursday, July 4 Mountain Valley Park 8600 Nace Lane

Festivities begin at 3:00pm

Free eVeNTs! Best Fireworks in Northern AZ!

Hero Party rentals 4th Zone opens at 3:00pm

(passes available for purchse at event, $19.95)

LiVe Music5:50-6:30 pm rick cucuzza, a one man band

7:00 - 8:30 pm Front Page News

Food, VeNdors ANd Beer GArdeN

Fireworks start after dark (9:00pm)

No pets, no glass, and no outside alcoholinfo: 928-759-3090Pending weather and fire restrictions

PrescoTT FroNTier dAys rodeo Week scHeduLePerformance #1 - Monday, July 1 - 7:30 PMPerformance #2 - Tuesday, July 2 - 7:30 PM

Performance #3 - Wednesday, July 3 - 7:30 PMPerformance #4 - Thursday, July 4 - 1:30 PM

Performance #5 - Friday, July 5 - 7:30 PMPerformance #6 - saturday, July 6 - 1:30 PMPerformance #7 - saturday, July 6 - 7:30 PMPerformance #8 - sunday, July 7 - 1:30 PM

HAPPy HeArTs rodeo For excePTioNAL cHiLdreNJuly 1 - 5 p.m. rodeo Grounds

kiWANis kiddie PArAdeJuly 5 - 9 a.m. Goodwin and cortez streets

rodeo dANceJuly 4, 5 & 6 - 8 to 10 p.m.

BMo Harris Bank parking lot

PrescoTT FroNTier dAys PArAdeJuly 6 - 9 a.m. - courthouse Plaza

courTHouse PLAZA ArTs ANd crAFTs sHoWJuly 5, 6 & 7 - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

coWBoy cHurcHJuly 7 - 10 a.m., rodeo Grounds

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Power HoUrLUNCH

thank you to Culver’s for our June Power Hour lunch. Next Power Hour is at Denny’s at noon on July 2.

Burchard will lead the Phoenix Suns’ NBA G League affiliate in 2019-20, following his first year as a head coach at the professional level. The NAZ Suns finished 12-38, but greatly im-proved over the course of the season, finishing 9-14 in their last 23 games. they improved across most statistical categories as well, most notably averaging 109.8 points per game over their last 15 contests compared to 99.3 PPG over the first 35.

Burchard also saw a NAZ Suns player get called up to the NBA last season, as Jawun Evans signed a two-Way contract with the Phoenix Suns (he’s now with the Okla-homa City thunder).

“We are excited to have Bret back as the head coach of the Northern Arizona Suns and look forward to building upon the foundation that was put in place last season,” Interim General Manager Dylan DeBusk said. “As an affiliate of the Phoenix Suns, the Northern Arizona Suns play a key role in player de-velopment and we value what Bret can do to help all of the play-ers that don a Northern Arizona Suns jersey. We are confident in Bret’s abilities to lead this franchise and are excited to see the progress that we make in year two.”

Burchard, 32, will call Prescott Valley home for the third sea-son in what will be the fourth year of existence for the Northern Arizona Suns. He was an assistant coach during the team’s in-augural season in 2016-17. He was promoted to associate head coach entering their 2017-18 campaign shortly before getting called up to the Phoenix Suns, where he spent the year as a player development assistant.

“I am excited and thankful for another opportunity to coach the Northern Arizona Suns and again be a part of the quad-city com-

munity,” Burchard said. “I thank James Jones, Dylan DeBusk and Monty Wil-liams for believing in me as a coach and for trusting me to develop our young talent. I’m looking forward to sharing more great moments with our fans and supporters, and help the next group of young Suns players realize their dreams to the NBA.”

For over nine years, Burchard has been with the Phoenix Suns, Phoenix Mercury and Northern Arizona Suns. He worked

2013-16 as the Phoenix Suns’ video coordinator after spending 2010-13 in the basketball communications department for the Mercury and Suns.

Before joining the organization, Burchard was an assistant coach for two years at taylor University in Upland, Indiana, where he also went to school and played basketball. A Columbia, Missouri, native, Burchard earned his degree in sports manage-ment and public relations from taylor in 2008.

BRET BURCHARD TO RETURN AS HEAD COACH OF NORTHERN ARIZONA SUNSBurchard will lead the NAZ Suns for the second straight season

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rIBBoN CuTTINgsSunSplASh poolS & SpAS

“Sunsplash pools and spas only offers the highest quali-ty products. This motto is carried through all our product lines, especially spas. We want you to enjoy every relax-ing minute you spend in our luxury spas which is why we offer several models to fit you’re particular taste. Our showroom and facilities offer multiple spas to choose from. Immediate delivery is available on our in-stock items. Our prices are very competitive and our service is the absolute best. Your spa can be just free standing or incorporated to an entire outdoor remodel.

Call us today or stop in to discuss your new featured spa. 6616 E. 2nd St. Prescott Valley (928) 458-5910, Website: http://www.sunsplashhpoolspas.com/Anniversary

orkin peSt ControlPlease join us in celebrating Orkin Pest Control in Prescott Valley. May 31st we had the privilege of celebrating their Cham-ber membership and commitment to our Prescott Valley Community. For information on Orkin Pest Control and what they can do for your business please call (928) 775-8772 or visit them at 8230 Pecos Drive in Prescott Valley.

DeSert flower CbD AnD wellneSSThe Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce celebrated the formal grand opening of Desert Flower CBD and Wellness on June 5 with a ribbon cutting ceremony. Owners Teri Bryant and Scott Reeves cut the ribbon, surrounded by friends and Prescott Valley dignitaries. Desert Flower CBD and Wellness specializes in CBD education, and carries a full line of CBD products. Located at 3131 N. Robert Rd. in Prescott Valley. Call 928-350-9943 or email info@desertflowercbd.com

Spirit AnD boDy mASSAgeRejuvenate your spirit and body with a relaxing and healing massage. Choose from special massage techniques that re-verse the negative effects of stress, repair damaged muscle tissue and remove pain throughout your body. Such tech-niques may also improve circulation, detoxify your body, re-lieve tension, improve digestion, enhance muscle tone and increase mental alertness. Scheduling regular massage ses-sions will not only benefit the body, they will benefit the mind as well. Experience mental and spiritual healing as your mind releases stress and worry, allowing a renewing sense to en-ergy and emotional well-being to enter your spirit. To schedule your massage visit 8128 E. Florentine, Suite A in Prescott Valley or visit http://www.massageprescottvalley.com

ribbon cuttings are a great way to promote your new Chamber ofCommerce Membership. Contact gloria at the Prescott Valley Chamber office, 772-8857, for more information and scheduling.

Membership ServicesManager, Brady Cabral visited member busi-nesses in June to as we start the summer season.He is available for con-sultation on maximizing your business presence on the Chamber’s web-site, how to list activities and events and utilize your chamber member benefits. As an added bonus, he will “photo bomb” your business with his Brady Boost sign.

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Brady BooStS

Arizona Downs has informed employees and horsemen that the racetrack’s summer season is being suspended due to ongoing is-sues in the battle for fair and equal access to out-of-state racing signals for its Off track Betting (OtB) system. Pending additional financing, the final live race days for the 2019 summer meet are June 22 & 23.

“OtBs are the lifeblood of horse racing in our state because they fund the purse distribution to the horse owners, trainers, grooms and jockeys that compete at Arizona racetracks,” said Arizona Downs Owner and Partner tom Auther. “Our OtBs need access to the same robust network of signals that turf Paradise offers at its OtBs through Monarch Content Management (Monarch). that’s why we pushed for legislation that would give us fair and equal ac-cess. Arizona Downs’ OtBs are still open for business, and we are planning to aggressively expand their number.”

HB 2547 is a new law that mandates that any simulcast signal of live racing brought into Arizona from another state “must be offered to each commercial live-racing permittee in this state.” Ac-cording to the turf Paradise website, turf Paradise and Monarch are intending to sue the State of Arizona in federal court to stop the new law.

the law will be enforced on August 27, 2019. At that time, Mon-arch will make a decision to either pull its signal from Arizona al-

together, or do as the law mandates and sell the signal to all state permitted racetracks and OtBs. Either way, HB 2547 guarantees that all permitted racetracks and OtBs will have equal access to all out-of-state racing signals.

Since its Memorial Day Weekend grand opening in Prescott Val-ley, Arizona Downs has attracted more than 10,000 fans to its week-end live racing events, including thousands of individuals that have never experienced horse racing before.

“Although it’s disappointing that the summer live racing season has been cut short, the town of Prescott Valley is optimistic and excited for summer racing to continue due to the huge benefit to the community and our citizens,” said town of Prescott Valley Mayor Kell Palguta. “Much like life, plans don’t always work exactly as expected, but there has been incredible progress with the new legis-lation, and we are glad that Arizona Downs is moving forward and finding new investors. I hope a huge crowd shows up this weekend to show their continuing support.”

“We are heartbroken at the prospect of suspending our 2019 sum-mer racing, and for our employees, and all the horsemen, trainers, jockeys and their families who stayed in Arizona to compete in our meet,” sayAuther. However the successful passage of HB 2547 puts us on sound footing for a full summer meet in 2020.”

ARIZONA DOWNS SUSPENDS SUMMER SEASON DUE TO BATTLE FOR OUT-OF-STATE SIGNALS

Pending additional financing, final live race days for summer meet were June 22 & 23

Healthsong Direct Primary Care

Engrained Cabinetry & Countertops

Prescott ValleyChamber of Commerce7120 E. Pav Way, Suite 102Prescott Valley, AZ 86314

Rafter Eleven

ADVERTISING / MARKETING/

GRAPHIC DESIGN

Ablaze Media Use our pre-made Christmas greeting: We will produce and install our festive rear window de-sign that says “Merry Christmas” on any vehicle or on any store window for only $99 or make your own design for $149. Cal 928-460-3134 for more information

Designs with Hope 9951 E. Arrowhead * PV * 899-6995 20% off design services: logo’s, business cards, ads, web, social media, and more Employment Network Magazine P.O. Box 2930 * Prescott * 771-8527 10% off banner ad.

Proforma Quality Imaging 1458 Silver King Circle * Prescott * 708-9928 Free artwork setup and 10% off first order. Money in the Mail PO Box 12825, Prescott 928-830-5208 Buy 3 get 1 FREE (25% off) Valpak PO Box 1127 928-237-0758 FREE mailing with Business Builder Print & Digital Program

AUTOMOTIVE Buy Tires Wholesale 8891 E. Valley Road * PV * 772-7720 5% discount on any services or purchases under $500.00, 10% discount on services or purchases over $500.00. Big O Tires Prescott Valley 7690 E. Highway 69 * PV * 772-1176 $5.00 off lube and oil/tire rotation; 15% off all service. Guaranteed trade in on all tire purchases. Lamb Auto Group 440 Prescott Lakes Parkway * Prescott * (866) 377-0921 10% off service.

Sun Valley Tire & Auto Service 8337 E. Highway 69 * PV * 772-9118 Syn-blend full service oil change w/rotation $13.99, 5 quarts 5-30. Free mounting and balance with tire purchase. 50% off alignment.

AWARDS / TROPHIES Purple Sage Embroidery & Engraving P.O. Box 26398 * PV * 772-3510 Free set-up on first order; 10% off all orders; 20% off set-up charge on first embroidery order.

Barbershop/Salon Prescott Valley Barber Shop 7840 E. Highway 69 * PV * 775-4399 20% off all products. BLINDS/WINDOW COVERING

Budget Blinds of Northern Arizona 25% off this month 928-772-4407

CHIROPRACTIC Prescott Valley Chiropractic 3088 N. Robert Road * PV * 775-0522 Free initial consultation & 1/2 off x-rays, if needed.

CHURCHES / WORSHIP Lifepointe at Bradshaw Mountain 10100 E. Highway 69 * PV * 772-1360 Upon first visit, receive a free sermon recording. .

COMPUTER SERVICES 21st Century Computer Solutions, Inc. P.O. Box 27304 * PV * 759-8933 15% off services for Chamber members. Tekamba Computers, LLC 458-5260 15% off Services for Chamber members.

COSMETICS

Avon-Heidi Halliburton 533-8456 5% off purchases

Color Me Beautiful Complimentary Color Me Beautiful makeover. Plus 10% discount on any products purchased at your consultation. Call for your appointment with Kay Humphrey at 928-460-4491

CPR/FIRST AID

New Life 3267 Karicio Lane Ste. C Prescott, AZ 445-5024 2 people free CPR & First Aid Class

DENTAL SERVICES

Russ Dalton Dentistry 8066 E Florentine Rd. 772-2474 7% discount on all dental treatments, not to be combined with any other discount.

ELECTRICAL Express Electrical Co. 928-202-6486 A one time 10% discount off any service we provide. Large or small on labor only.

EYE CARE Antone Optical 7840 E. Highway 69, Ste. A-5a * PV * 775-9393 20% off our already affordable eyeglass and sunglass prices.

Rummel Optical 2517 Great Western Drive * PV * 772-6246 20% off any regular priced eyewear, including non-prescription Designer Sun Wear. FLORIST Prescott Valley Florist 6520 E 2nd St. Prescott Valley, AZ 86314 772-9640 10% off purchases

FOUNDRY Bronzesmith Fine Art Gallery & Foundry 7331 E. 2nd Street * PV * 772-2378 Free on-site art consultation in your home or office.

FITNESS Anytime Fitness 6715 E. 2nd Street, Unit A * PV * 443-5701 50% off signup fee.

Islands Fitness 3155 N. Windsong Drive, #A * PV * 759-2271 Our lowest corporate rate discount for all Chamber mem-bers.

Curves for Women of Prescott Valley 8008 E. Yavapai Road., #D * PV * 775-5750 1 month free or exchange for $0 service fee.

FLOORING Primera Carpet One/Prescott Granite 7785 E. Highway 69, #B * PV * 772-6310 10% off purchases.

FUNERAL SERVICES

Ruffner-Wakelin Bradhaw Chapel 8480 E. Valley Road * PV * 772-2296 10% discount when pre-arranging a funeral.

Sunrise Funeral Home 8167 E. Highway 69 * PV * 772-7475 10% off all services.

MEMBER TO MEMBER

DISCOUNT PROGRAM July 2019

An exclusive benefit for members of the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce

HEALTH SERVICES Prescott Med Spa 8196 E Florentine Ste. B 928-775-7932 50% off B-12 shots & 50% off teeth whitening with any other service booked.

HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING

Indian Air 8933 E. Laredo Dr., Unit B * PV * 772-8890 10% off entire service invoice or a $500.00 Instant Rebate on the purchase of a new Heating/Cooling System.

Moyer’s Heating & Cooling, Inc. 8146 E. Ashley Drive * PV * 772-4346 $10.00 off service repair call & $25.00 referral credit good towards your next service call or ticket. Home Decor Décor In A Day $75 off any services, Interiors makeovers, real estate or Move in placement. Call Charlotte at 602-841-3002

HOME / HEALTH CARE SERVICES

New Horizons Disability Empowerment Center 8085 E. Manley Drive * PV * 772-1266 Free facility ADA accessibility survey or disability job ac-commodations.

Sleep Disorders Center of Prescott Valley 3259 N. Windsong Drive, #A * PV * 772-6422 Free phone consultation for insomnia, sleep apnea, snoring problems.

HOTEL / MOTEL

Comfort Suites of Prescott Valley 2601 N. Crown Pointe Drive * PV * 771-2100 20% off our best available rate. No blackout dates or restrictions. Based upon availability.

Hampton Inn Prescott 3453 Ranch Drive * Prescott * 445-5500 10% discount.

LANDSCAPE MATERIALS Fuzzy’s Materials 8200 Long Mesa Drive * PV * 775-4128 1-10% discount per food item donated to Yavapai Food Bank on purchase of 10 tons or more of decorative rock. Earthworks Garden Supply 2531 N Hwy 89 Chino Valley, AZ 86323 636-3972 10%off any trees or shrubs.

MAP PUBLSIHER Tri City Map 418 Dunn Dr. –Prescott—710-2509 5% discount for new members, 10% discount for current advertisers.

MORTGAGE COMPANIES OneAZ Credit Union 7111 Pav Way * PV * 777-6152

MOVERS McWhite’s North American Van Lines 7450 E. 2nd Street * PV * 772-9854 Various discounts on local, interstate and intrastate moving.

NATURE CENTER Highlands Center for Natural History 1375 S. Walker Road * Prescott * 776-9550 Free wildscaping booklet with your first paid program registration.

OFFICE EQUIPMENT

Pro Copy Office Solutions 1963 Commerce Center Circle * 925-3648 20% discount on all copy, print, scan and fax equipment

PAINTING Century Painting, LLC 697 N. 6th Street, #304 * Prescott * 778-2374 $25.00 gift certificate to restaurant of your choice. PEST CONTROL Orkin Pest Control 724 N. Industrial Drive, #7-B * Camp Verde * 775-8772 1/3 off initial service for member businesses or residences.

Sexton Home & Commercial Services 8028 E. Highway 69 * PV * 772-4603 $30.00 off initial service

PET SERVICES

Kennel Kamp Village 9049 E. Florentine Road * PV * 759-8181 10% discount Plumbing Arizona All Service Plumbing 10% discount on services. 928-925-6809

REAL ESTATE

Kathy Renken, HomeSmart Fine Homes & Land 1622 Thimble Lane * PV 928-713-6292 Write or call for a free Home Buyer’s or Home Seller’s Handbook.

Sandra Shaffer, Invest Southwest Commercial 1401 Prescott Lakes Parkway * Prescott * 899-3111 $350.00 paid towards your closing costs at COE.

Paula A. Smith, Realtor, ReMax Mountain Properties 731 W. Gurley Street * Prescott * 899-8060 Free home protection plan for sellers or buyers-$350 value Debra Gatto Realtor-Realty ONE Group Complimentary Seller & Buyers Guide If you are listing your home I will provide the Sellers Home Warranty. If you are a Buyer I will provide a Home Warranty at Close of Escrow ($400 value)

Kevin Trovini, My Home Group Realty CMRS,RENE, My Home Realty Group (928) 848-2204 TroviniRealtorAZ@gmail.com (Veteran) Complimentary Home Value Assessment Report I will pay for your Home Warranty up to $500 value! REAL ESTATE STAGING Virgo Organize Interiors Rosa Moreno-Hilburn 928-460-5809 Initial Minimum One Hour Consultation/evaluation Complimentary ($100 value)

RETAIL

Costco 3911 Hwy 69 * Prescott * 541-2204 Receive up to $20 Cash Card for new business or Gold Star Members

CONSIGNMENT SMARTgirls Resale Fashion 6616 E. 2nd Street #F * PV * 772-1227 Receive 10% discount on regular priced items.

Member to Member Discounts

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SPAS / HOT TUBS Arizona Spas 6947 E. 1st Street * PV * 775-9884 Free spa luxury accessory upgrade with spa pur-chase,10% off retail pricing.

THRIFT STORE

Habitat for Humanity ReStore 1061 Commerce Drive * Prescott * 771-1777 $3.00 off purchase of $10.00 or more.

Hope’s Attic Thrift Store 8881 E. Valley Road * PV * 772-5007 20% off purchase of $5.00 or more. $3.00 off purchase of $10.00 or more.

Stepping Stones Thrift 7465 E. 1st Street * PV * 772-8717 Free discount coupons with $10.00 purchase or more. Yavapai Humane Society Thrift Store 1601 Iron Springs Road, Prescott 928-445-5668 40% off entire purchase (excluding items marked “firm”)

TOURS/CHARTERS/TRAVEL

AAA Arizona 172 E. Sheldon St * Prescott * 86301 541-8600

WATCH REPAIR Prescott Trade Shop 8690 E. Highway 69 * PV—778-5814 10% off watch repair or engraving for new customers

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