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Verrado Seal for NewsVerrado Sewer Case: Have Your Voice Heard by the Corporation Commission, RSVP by Monday (May 21) to Get on the Verrado Bus and Attend the May 22 Open Meeting
Get on the Bus. The VCA will provide lunch. Join us and attend the May 22 Open Meeting at the Arizona Corporation Commission to show support for Verrado’s position not to deconsolidate the sewer district. Our case is expected to be heard at 1:00 PM. We expect residents from the Anthem community that oppose Verrado's position to show up en masse at this meeting. It is important that Verrado residents also show up en masse so that our position not to deconsolidate the district is seen and heard by the Arizona Corporation Commission too.
FMSCSummit Community Church and Verrado Rally to Make Feed My Starving Children Event A Success
Verrado neighbors and friends on May 5 helped Summit Community Church reach its goal of packing over 100,000 meals for Feed My Starving Children Mobilepack, helping communities in developing countries become self-sustaining.
Verrado Seal for NewsWater Rate Case - Arizona Corporation Commission Unanimously Approves Recommended Order Accepting Settlement Agreement
On April 24, 2012, the Arizona Corporation Commission unanimously approved the April 3, 2012 recommended order and opinion of the Commission’s Administrative Law Judge, accepting the settlement agreement reached among the parties of the Water Rate Case on December 8, 2011.
Verrado Middle SchoolVerrado Middle School Declared A+ School
It's official, Verrado Middle School (VMS) has been declared an A+ school. The Verrado community knows what a special and outstanding school VMS is, and now the Arizona Education Foundation has recognized it as an A+ school.
Town of Buckeye logoGrand Opening of Fire Station 703 in Verrado
The Town of Buckeye celebrated the Grand Opening of Fire House 703 in Verrado on April 28.
National Volunteer Week IconVolunteer Spotlight: Mark Mann
From Summit Community Church to WATERisLIFE, Mark Mann (also Chief of Police for the Town of Buckeye) is dedicated to serving our community locally and globally.
National Volunteer Week IconVolunteer Opportunity: Feed My Starving Children
Join Verrado neighbors and friends on May 5 to help Summit Community Church reach its goal to help pack 100,000 meals for Feed My Starving Children Mobilepack, helping communities in developing countries become self-sustaining.
National Volunteer Week IconVolunteer Spotlight: Shorty's Bike Foundation
Started by one of Verrado’s young residents, Anthony Totri, Shorty's Bike Foundation is an organization that donates bikes to less fortunate children in the remote areas of Mexico (called the “Barrio” by the locals).
National Volunteer Week IconVolunteer Spotlight ~ Sewing Group Supports Owl Love You Forever
An assembly of twelve amazing Verrado women have created a sewing group and embarked on multiple projects for a variety of causes: producing pillowcases for a women’s home in Phoenix, notebook covers for a school in Kenya, blankets for new babies in Haiti, and most recently creating baby blankets and stuffed owls for a local non-profit started by residents Shayla and Arie VanHofwegen, Owl Love You Forever.
National Volunteer Week IconVolunteer Spotlight: Verrado Leadership
Several members of Verrado Leadership serve as team leaders to one of three core commitments: providing a warm Welcome to Verrado residents, supporting our community’s spirit of Philanthropy and assisting in creating unique Events and opportunities to engage with neighbors.
National Volunteer Week IconVolunteer Opportunity: Volunteer Police Patrol
The Town of Buckeye is introducing a new Volunteer Police Patrol in Verrado. Volunteer patrols alert the Police Department to matters of concern; volunteer Patrols do not enforce or approach.
National Volunteer Week IconVolunteer Spotlight: Cathie Pitts
Cathie plays a special role for the entire Verrado community, coordinating the three-times-a-year blood drives. On April 7, rallied enough neighbors to donate a total of 24 units of blood and potentially saving 72 lives.
National Volunteer Week IconVolunteer Spotlight: Neighborhood Leaders
Verrado’s abundant parks create unique neighborhood identities that connect residents to their surroundings and to each other. Leaders in each of our community’s neighborhood parks help foster connections among residents.
Landscape News: Turf Transition
As night temperatures start to creep up, summer Bermuda grass begins to grow and winter Rye grass begins to recede. Transitioning from Ryegrass to Bermuda grass is a gradual process beginning in April and through to the end of May.
MDOT LogoRoad Closure - Indian School Road between 195th Ave & Perryville Road
Indian School Road between 195th Avenue and Perryville Road will be closed February 6 through June 6, 2012 to perform necessary construction activities. During the roadway closure, Thomas Road, 195th Avenue/Jackrabbit Trail or Perryville Road may be used as an alternate route.
303 & I-10 Interchange Construction Update
Construction begins December 1, 2011 on the 303 & I-10 interchange.
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  • Common Area Bermuda Grass Transition

    Scott HeadshotAs temperatures begin to rise, Verrado's common grass areas may appear yellow and even dry in some areas. This turf transition is temporary as the more heat-tolerable Bermuda grass begins to grow, and the Ryegrass begins to recede. Our landscape team continues to purposefully encourage growth of our Bermuda grass, providing lush, green common areas across Verrado for outdoor enjoyment this summer. Watch my video to learn what you can expect during this grass transition.

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