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2020 JUNE Chamber Board Members Chris Graff............................. Chairman Asphalt Paving and Supply Kevin Ray ........................ 1st Vice Chair Walmart Eric Stroebel ................. 2nd Vice Chair StateFarm Agency Dan Streeter................................ Scribe Humboldt Unified School District Jim Cabral............................... Treasurer Kitchens, Inc. Erin Vredeveld ...................... Past-Chair Canyon Physical Therapy Frank Almendarez ................... Director Yavapai Regional Medical Center José Bautista ............................ Director Azteca Market Steve Bracety ........................... Director Prescott Resort & Conference Center Meredith Dunlap ..................... Director National Bank of Arizona Robert Houle ........................... Director APS Rodney Jenkins ..................... Ex-Officio Yavapai College Governor Ducey opens a little more of Arizona Chamber says goodbye to a valuable member of the Board of Directors. Dan Streeter is leaving the Chamber Board as he moves on to his new position at the Superintendent for the Ma- rana School District. Dan has been an active board member since 2015 serving as board secretary for 2019- 2020. Dan has also served on the Education committee, the Pronghorn Golf and Prescott Valley Days committees. With his leadership the Adopt-a-School program grew, the Career Fair was developed and he created additional partnerships between the Chamber, schools and businesses. In 2017 he was named Prescott Area Leadership’s Man of the Year. We wish him the best as he moves on and we welcome Kort Miner who has been appointed to fill his term ending June 30, 2022. At his press conference on May 28 Governor Ducey gave an update on COVID-19 and the gating criteria that has been met from the White House “Open- ing up American Again” guidelines. He continues to make the health and safety of the residents while working with the business community for economic re- covery from the CoVID-19 outbreak. The highlights from that press con- ference include: • Continue with a robust testing pro- gram for at-risk healthcare workers in- cluding emerging antibody testing and trace contacts of COVID-19 results. • Maintaining hospital capacity. • Schools will resume at the start of the school year with guidance being released by Su- perintendent Hoffman on Monday, June 1. • Organized youth ac- tivities can resume with guidance and include summer leagues, sum- mer schools and day camps. • The new director for the Department of Economic Security was announced - Michael Wisehart. • $441 million re- leased for Arizona counties, cities and towns with $150 mil- lion for fast-tracked FEMA reim- bursements for coronavirus related expenditures. The Governor continues to follow his Stay Healthy. Return Smarter. Re- turn Stronger platform and says we will get it done the Arizona Way! All Executive Orders can be found on the Governor’s website azgover- nor.gov. Yavapai College SBDC update on Disaster Loan as of May 26, 2020 included inside this news magazine.
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Chamber Board Members
Chris Graff ............................. ChairmanAsphalt Paving and SupplyKevin Ray ........................ 1st Vice ChairWalmartEric Stroebel .................2nd Vice ChairStateFarm AgencyDan Streeter ................................ ScribeHumboldt Unified School DistrictJim Cabral...............................TreasurerKitchens, Inc.Erin Vredeveld ...................... Past-ChairCanyon Physical TherapyFrank Almendarez ...................DirectorYavapai Regional Medical CenterJosé Bautista ............................DirectorAzteca MarketSteve Bracety ...........................DirectorPrescott Resort & Conference Center Meredith Dunlap .....................DirectorNational Bank of ArizonaRobert Houle ...........................DirectorAPSRodney Jenkins ..................... Ex-OfficioYavapai College
Governor Ducey opens a little more of Arizona
Chamber says goodbye to a valuable member of the Board of Directors.
Dan Streeter is leaving the Chamber Board as he moves on to his new position at the Superintendent for the Ma-rana School District. Dan has been an active board member since 2015 serving as board secretary for 2019-
2020. Dan has also served on the Education committee, the Pronghorn Golf and Prescott Valley Days committees. With his leadership the Adopt-a-School program grew, the Career Fair was developed and he created additional partnerships between the Chamber, schools and businesses. In 2017 he was named Prescott Area Leadership’s Man of the Year. We wish him the best as he moves on and we welcome Kort Miner who has been appointed to fill his term ending June 30, 2022.
At his press conference on May 28 Governor Ducey gave an update on COVID-19 and the gating criteria that has been met from the White House “Open-ing up American Again” guidelines. He continues to make the health and safety of the residents while working with the business community for economic re-covery from the CoVID-19 outbreak. The highlights from that press con-ference include: • Continue with a robust testing pro-gram for at-risk healthcare workers in-cluding emerging antibody testing and trace contacts of COVID-19 results.• Maintaining hospital capacity.• Schools will resume at the start of the school year with guidance being released by Su-
perintendent Hoffman on Monday, June 1.• Organized youth ac-tivities can resume with guidance and include summer leagues, sum-mer schools and day camps.
• The new director for the Department of Economic Security was announced - Michael Wisehart.
• $441 million re-leased for Arizona counties, cities and towns with $150 mil-
lion for fast-tracked FEMA reim-bursements for coronavirus related expenditures. The Governor continues to follow his Stay Healthy. Return Smarter. Re-turn Stronger platform and says we will get it done the Arizona Way! All Executive Orders can be found on the Governor’s website azgover-nor.gov.
Yavapai College SBDC update on Disaster Loan as of May 26, 2020 included inside
this news magazine.
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7120 E. Pav Way, Suite 102Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
928.772.8857Email: [email protected]
Website: www.pvchamber.org
We are here for you!
From the Visitor Center
Back to BusinessMarnie Uhl, CEO
Coming events
APRIL 2020 STATISTICSThe visitor center was open by appointment for the month of April.2 relocation packets mailed to CA and CT.
June 5 - Drive-in Movie at Findlay Toyota CenterJune 13 - Woofstock at PV Civic CenterJune 14 - Flag DayJune 14 - Happy Father’s DayJune 25 - Rodeo Mixer
May has been a month of change as we slowly emerge from the “Stay Home, Stay Healthy, Stay Connect-ed” order from Governor Ducey. That order expired on May 15 and was replaced with his “Stay Healthy, Return Smarter, Return Stronger” executive order. As I write this, gyms and fitness centers, spas, bar-bers, hair and nail salons, pools, re-tail and restaurant dine-in service have been reopened. There are guidelines they must follow and which can be found at www.azdhs.gov. For information on all of the Governor’s executive orders visit azgovernor.gov.
The Chamber is celebrating its businesses opening with a “Tying Prescott Valley Together” campaign. We will deliver an Open for Business sign, a red ribbon to tie at your busi-ness and take a picture to post on our social media. We will also publish in our news magazine and our weekly eFlash news. This is open to all our businesses. You do not need to be a member of the chamber. We are out to support all our businesses to build a stronger economy. Shop Local, Sup-port Local, Stay Local.....Prescott Valley Together!
Yes, we will award our Community Excellence Awards this year. Please visit our website at pvchamber.org to nominate an individual, organization or business that you feel went above and beyond and are due wonderful recognition!
As we continue to navigate the road to recovery the Cham-ber is absolutely dedicated to providing the most accurate and comprehensive information and resources for our busi-nesses and community. We invite you to like our Facebook page - facebook.com/PrescottValleyChamber, visit our web-site at pvchamber.org/covid19 and you can also sign up for our weekly eFlash news but calling Gloria at 772-8857.
I read something that said “We are not in the same boat, but we are in the same storm.” Let’s be kind, patient and support one another as we continue through 2020.
I wish the best for all,Marnie
The Pronghorn Golf Tournament has been cancelled due to Prescott Golf Club not scheduling tournaments through August 31. We are looking for an alternate date, but in the meantime enjoy the outdoors!
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Purple Sage Embroidery
& Awards
Cosmopolitan
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The MovementStudio
Kymberli LopezAdvertising Account Executive
928.445.8289 ext. 211.800.264.5449 toll free928.442.0448 fax928.710.7940 mobile
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Kevin RayStore ManagerStore 37303450
N. Glassford Hill Rd. Prescott Valley, AZ 86314T 928.499.3136 F [email protected]
Donna LaxsonBranch Manager
7111 Pav WayPrescott Valley, AZ 86314P: 928.777.6138F: [email protected] #: 1159267
Miles KastnerBranch Manager
7111 Pav WayPrescott Valley, AZ 86314P: 928.777.6138F: [email protected] #:1159267
Business
Adam LebeauBusiness Account executive
3173 Clearwater Dr. • Prescott, AZ 86305
[email protected] 26523, Prescott Valley, AZ 86312
3755 Karicio Lane, Ste. 2C, Prescott, AZ 96303
Open forBusiness
sJune 14 - Flag Day
Fly your flag and honor Old glory!
Island Fitness
Maid to OrderIron Cask Restaurant
Stepping StonesThrift Store
July 4th Festivities at Mountain Valley ParkFun starts at 3p.m. with food trucks, beer garden and an inflatable village. (wristband purchase required)6 p.m.Live music from 5 in the Wheel9 p.m. Fireworks show.The Town of Prescott Valley is recommend-ing that all community members abide by CDC and state guidelines while at the event. Want something quieter - Visit one of Prescott Valley’s other parks. For more information call 928-759-3090 or visit [email protected]
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Siegler & Ferry CPAs, PLLC3050 N. Navajo Dr., Suite 101
Prescott Valley, Arizona 86314(928) 772-1714
ferrycpa.com
Benefits Insurance Wealth Management
3826 Crossings DrivePrescott, AZ 86305
T 928.515.0123F 928.445.8725
Julie A. Raiss, CISRAccount ManagerCommercial InsuranceNFP P&C
Renewing MeMBers Welcome new MeMBersAflac
APS Arizona Cowboy Poets Gathering Bingham Equipment Company Blinds Mart Budget Mini Storage Carniceria Azteca CARSTAR Quality Collision Services Central Highlands Real Estate Christ’s Church of Prescott Valley Dorn Homes Employment Network MagazineEngrained Cabinetry & Countertops Robeks Juice 250 Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona Grand Canyon Deer Farm KKLD, KVRD, KZGL, KVNA (Yavapai Broadcasting)
Lamb Auto Group Mortimer Farms New Horizons Disability Empowerment Center Optimist Club of Yavapai County Prescott Dirt Prescott Trade Shop Prescott Valley Little League Prescott Woman Magazine PrimeLending - Trevor Judd PuroClean Disaster Response Rutherford Investments Sally B’s Cafe Shadow Mountain Mini Storage Sunsplash Pools & Spas The Event Spot Vern Lewis Welding Supply Watters Garden Center
Healing & WellnessYour CBD Store - Prescott (928) 227-3189http://sunflora.org424 E Gurley St PoliticalElect Jeri Kooiman Town Council (928) [email protected] Pav Way Ste. 101
Prescott Valley Chamber Scholarship Winners Congratulations to the recipients of Prescott Valley Chamber of Com-
merce scholarships. J o r d y n M o s e r , Bradshaw Moun-tain High School attending Provident Christian College.
Ann Bracety, Tri- City Prep attending Northern Arizona University.
Delaney Johnson, Bradshaw Mountain High School attend-ing Yavapai College.
They each receive a $1,000 scholarship to continue their education.
Prescott ValleyChamber of Commerce7120 E. Pav Way, Suite 102Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
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