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2015 RELOCATION GUIDE

LAKE HAVASU CITY

CINDI BUTKUSLAKE HAVASU CITY REALTOR®

SELMAN & ASSOCIATES(928) 486 - 7986

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Meet Cindi Butkus

Welcome to Lake Havasu City.

Lake Havasu has something to offer everyone. Lake Havasu takes center stage, a blue oasis stretching forty-five miles with over four hundred miles of scenic shoreline. Lake Havasu can take you from the Parker Dam to the south all the way up to Laughlin going north. When you’re not boating you might find yourself out in the desert – running, hiking, camping, or off-roading. With thousands of miles of trails accessible within minutes, you can explore the desert every day for years and still not discover all the abandoned mines, interesting trails, washes, and vistas.

The city itself was established in 1963 by Robert P. McCulloch as a self-sufficient, planned community and it was incorporated in 1978. Lake Havasu has come a long way from its humble beginning

as an Army Air Corps rest camp during World War II.

Introduction

LocationCommunityBoatingTop EmployersEducationHealthcareHistorySenior LivingAle TrailGolfNearby AttractionsPlaces of WorshipClubsAnnual EventsImportant NumbersSocial Media

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Visit Lake Havasu City.And play like you mean it!

I have lived and been selling Real Estate here in Lake Havasu for 20 years. My son and I moved here in 1994. He is now married and I have a beautiful 3 year old grand daughter. My parents and many family friends retired and moved here shortly after we did. I am thankful that over the years I have

been blessed with the support, loyalty, and trust of my family, friends, clients and colleagues. Lake Havasu is a great place to live, raise a family, retire, vacation, and to enjoy the beauty that surrounds us.

I enjoy the lake, golfing, running, cooking, reading, family and helping people buy and sell homes. I have been selling Havasu for 20 years. Please call or email me for all your Real Estate Needs!

May the warmth of Lake Havasu continue to bring us all much happiness...

Selman & Associates72 S Lake Havasu Ave

Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 486 - 7986

[email protected]

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Contact Cindi Butkus with Selman & Associates to find your next Havasu Home - (928) 486 - 7986

Meet Cindi Butkus

Welcome to Lake Havasu City.

Lake Havasu has something to offer everyone. Lake Havasu takes center stage, a blue oasis stretching forty-five miles with over four hundred miles of scenic shoreline. Lake Havasu can take you from the Parker Dam to the south all the way up to Laughlin going north. When you’re not boating you might find yourself out in the desert – running, hiking, camping, or off-roading. With thousands of miles of trails accessible within minutes, you can explore the desert every day for years and still not discover all the abandoned mines, interesting trails, washes, and vistas.

The city itself was established in 1963 by Robert P. McCulloch as a self-sufficient, planned community and it was incorporated in 1978. Lake Havasu has come a long way from its humble beginning

as an Army Air Corps rest camp during World War II.

Introduction

LocationCommunityBoatingTop EmployersEducationHealthcareHistorySenior LivingAle TrailGolfNearby AttractionsPlaces of WorshipClubsAnnual EventsImportant NumbersSocial Media

Thats Cindi with an "i" And an Eye For All Your Real Estate Needs

345789

11131516171920212324

This isn’t a place for people whomerely want to observe life.

Visit Lake Havasu City.And play like you mean it!

I have lived and been selling Real Estate here in Lake Havasu for 20 years. My son and I moved here in 1994. He is now married and I have a beautiful 3 year old grand daughter. My parents and many family friends retired and moved here shortly after we did. I am thankful that over the years I have

been blessed with the support, loyalty, and trust of my family, friends, clients and colleagues. Lake Havasu is a great place to live, raise a family, retire, vacation, and to enjoy the beauty that surrounds us.

I enjoy the lake, golfing, running, cooking, reading, family and helping people buy and sell homes. I have been selling Havasu for 20 years. Please call or email me for all your Real Estate Needs!

May the warmth of Lake Havasu continue to bring us all much happiness...

Selman & Associates72 S Lake Havasu Ave


[email protected]

LOGO HERE


Grand Canyon

Prescott

St. George

Las Vegas

Lake Havasu City

Tucson

Phoenix

Los Angeles

San Diego

Flagstaff

Yuma

Location

Weather

Distance & Time From:Anaheim, CA 292 / 4:37Bakersfield, CA 315 / 4:57Bullhead City, AZ 65 / 1:16Flagstaff, AZ 206 / 3:02Grand Canyon, AZ 232 / 3:32Kingman, AZ 60 / 0:59Las Vegas, NV 153 / 2:24Laughlin, NV 71 / 1:20Oceanside, CA 290 / 4:56Palm Springs, CA 195 / 3:14Parker, AZ 38 / 0:44Phoenix, AZ 193 / 3:13San Diego, CA 303 / 4:55San Francisco, CA 598 / 9:21Sedona, AZ 233 / 3:39Tucson, AZ 309 / 5:11Yuma, AZ 155 / 2:42

Month Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Year

Record High °F 86° 92° 100° 107° 117° 128° 128° 123° 118° 112° 95° 82° 128°

Average High °F 64° 67° 76° 84° 97° 103° 110° 109° 99° 84° 73° 61° 86°

Record Low °F 29° 28° 37° 44° 49° 52° 68° 68° 56° 44° 35° 25° 25°

Average Low °F 44° 47° 53° 59° 69° 77° 84° 83° 75° 63° 51° 43° 62°

Rain Inches 0.98” 1.01” 0.79” 0.19” 0.07” 0.01” 0.39” 0.63” 0.62” 0.43” 0.39” 0.68” 6.19”

Lake Havasu City has an arid desert climate. In the winter months, daytime highs usually range from 63 °F to 82 °F. Lows in winter average between 42 °F to 60 °F; temperatures do occasionally dip below 40 °F, but frost is virtually unknown in the area.

The city has hot summers, with highs remaining between 109 °F and 125 °F. Overnight low temperatures stay between 80 °F to 96 °F for the months of July and August, and range from 72 °F to 82 °F in September.

Mean annual precipitation is 4.29 inches. The annual mean temperature is 75.6 °F (24.2 °C).

Experience

Days of Sunshine a Year

Lake Havasu City is home to the world-famous London Bridge. It’s a recreational mecca for boating, offroading, mountain biking, fishing, golf, and a popular retirement community. Tourism remains a major contributor to the economy with 1,000,000 annual visitors contributing over $75 million.

Our community features a broad range of services. Incuding a shopping mall, hospital, airport, two movie theatres, theatrical arts, library, and large aquatics complex.

Other recreational amenities:

Community

Lake Havasu CityPopulation

Median Household Income

Square Miles

Elevation

Pop. Density

Cost of Living Index

Median Age

Unemployment

Median Rent

Average Home Sale

High School or Higher

Bachelor’s Degree of Higher

Graduate or Professional Degree

State

Mohave County

Lake Havasu City

Transient Bed

Restaurant & Bar

For Population 25+ years old

Sales Tax Information

52,969


43.1

735 ft.

1,228.9 /sq mi.

2.5% Lower

50

8.1%

$838

$177,440

89.3%

14.8%

5.1%

5.6%

0.25%

2.0%

3%

1.0%

Dog Parks

BMX Bike Track Model Airplane Field

Boat / Watercraft Rentals Motor Raceway

Boat Tours Hiking & Nature Trails

Campgrounds Mountain Biking

Fitness Centers

Fishing Docks Golf Courses

Regional Parks Shooting Ranges

Marinas Skate Park


Grand Canyon

Prescott

St. George

Las Vegas

Lake Havasu City

Tucson

Phoenix

Los Angeles

San Diego

Flagstaff

Yuma

Location

Weather

Distance & Time From:Anaheim, CA 292 / 4:37Bakersfield, CA 315 / 4:57Bullhead City, AZ 65 / 1:16Flagstaff, AZ 206 / 3:02Grand Canyon, AZ 232 / 3:32Kingman, AZ 60 / 0:59Las Vegas, NV 153 / 2:24Laughlin, NV 71 / 1:20Oceanside, CA 290 / 4:56Palm Springs, CA 195 / 3:14Parker, AZ 38 / 0:44Phoenix, AZ 193 / 3:13San Diego, CA 303 / 4:55San Francisco, CA 598 / 9:21Sedona, AZ 233 / 3:39Tucson, AZ 309 / 5:11Yuma, AZ 155 / 2:42

Month Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Year

Record High °F 86° 92° 100° 107° 117° 128° 128° 123° 118° 112° 95° 82° 128°

Average High °F 64° 67° 76° 84° 97° 103° 110° 109° 99° 84° 73° 61° 86°

Record Low °F 29° 28° 37° 44° 49° 52° 68° 68° 56° 44° 35° 25° 25°

Average Low °F 44° 47° 53° 59° 69° 77° 84° 83° 75° 63° 51° 43° 62°

Rain Inches 0.98” 1.01” 0.79” 0.19” 0.07” 0.01” 0.39” 0.63” 0.62” 0.43” 0.39” 0.68” 6.19”

Lake Havasu City has an arid desert climate. In the winter months, daytime highs usually range from 63 °F to 82 °F. Lows in winter average between 42 °F to 60 °F; temperatures do occasionally dip below 40 °F, but frost is virtually unknown in the area.

The city has hot summers, with highs remaining between 109 °F and 125 °F. Overnight low temperatures stay between 80 °F to 96 °F for the months of July and August, and range from 72 °F to 82 °F in September.

Mean annual precipitation is 4.29 inches. The annual mean temperature is 75.6 °F (24.2 °C).

Experience

Days of Sunshine a Year

Lake Havasu City is home to the world-famous London Bridge. It’s a recreational mecca for boating, offroading, mountain biking, fishing, golf, and a popular retirement community. Tourism remains a major contributor to the economy with 1,000,000 annual visitors contributing over $75 million.

Our community features a broad range of services. Incuding a shopping mall, hospital, airport, two movie theatres, theatrical arts, library, and large aquatics complex.

Other recreational amenities:

Community

Lake Havasu CityPopulation


Square Miles

Elevation

Pop. Density

Cost of Living Index

Median Age

Unemployment

Median Rent

Average Home Sale

High School or Higher

Bachelor’s Degree of Higher

Graduate or Professional Degree

State

Mohave County

Lake Havasu City

Transient Bed

Restaurant & Bar

For Population 25+ years old

Sales Tax Information

52,969


43.1

735 ft.

1,228.9 /sq mi.

2.5% Lower

50

8.1%

$838

$177,440

89.3%

14.8%

5.1%

5.6%

0.25%

2.0%

3%

1.0%

Dog Parks

BMX Bike Track Model Airplane Field

Boat / Watercraft Rentals Motor Raceway

Boat Tours Hiking & Nature Trails

Campgrounds Mountain Biking

Fitness Centers

Fishing Docks Golf Courses

Regional Parks Shooting Ranges

Marinas Skate Park


Boating & WatersportsLake Havasu is known for it’s watersports - from recreational boating to world-class watercraft racers. All types of water recreation can be found here including aqua cycles, bumper boats, jet skis, ski boats, pontoons, fishing boats, houseboats, sail boats, kayaks, canoes, stand-up paddle boarding, and parasailing. If you don’t have your own equipment these can all be rented from local area businesses.

The LakeLake Havasu remains at a near constant water elevation that rarely varies more than four feet, providing boaters with ideal conditions year-round and contributing to its reputation as one of the best boating lakes around. The average depth of Lake Havasu is 35 ft, with the deepest point being approximately 90 ft.

Water temperatures range from 75 to 85 degrees during much of the year, perfect for a quick dip.

Bridgewater ChannelEvery day is a virtual non-stop boat parade when you’re at the Bridgewater Channel, the narrow ribbon of ‘no wake’ navigable water that runs beneath the London Bridge creating a waterfront for shops and restaurants. The southern end of the man-made channel is bordered by sandy beachfront, a favorite resting, socializing and tanning place for boaters to “beach’ during spring, summer and early fall.

Boating - Where to go

Copper CanyonIn years past, Copper Canyon was considered Lake Havasu’s number one gathering place for boaters looking to party. Today, Copper Canyon, still popular with boaters and as breathtakingly beautiful as ever, offers a bit calmer, more serene atmosphere. The entrance to the canyon cove is now marked with “no wake” buoys and an open access lane is maintained for increased safety.

Grass IslandGrass Island marks the beginning point of Lake Havasu’s lower southern portion, the gateway to places like Copper Canyon, Friendly Island, Steamboat Cove and Havasu Springs. Grass Island varies greatly in size depending upon the water level of the lake. At times of high water marks, the island is almost totally hidden. However, boaters need to take particular care when approaching the island because of shallow waters and very rocky bottoms surrounding the shoreline.

Balance RockIn the far reaches of Balance Rock Bay at the northeastern most point is a masterpiece of natural erosion at work. Sitting atop a slip pedestal of softer conglomerate rock is a solid mushroom-shaped mass which weighs many tons. The pedestal base was formed over thousands of years thanks to natural stream erosion removing the softer lower rock material below at a faster rate than the more dense rock above. You can boat right up to it or hike to it.

Red RockThe afternoon sun lights up the cliffs of Red Rock cove as though they are almost on fire. Located just north of Pilot Rock on the Arizona side of the river, Red Rock is a popular bass and striper fishing ground for late day anglers. The color intensity of the red rock cliffs is so vivid that the water immediately beneath the cliffs turns a deep amber color as well. Boaters are able to safely approach the cliffs for a closer look as this portion of the lake is among the deepest sections of the southern end.

FishingLake Havasu boasts the best year-round fresh water fishing in Arizona and California. One can find bass, crappies, bluegills, carp and catfish in the many coves and inlets of the deep Water Sports water. Take-off Point, Mesquite Cove, Havasu Springs and Site Six are all fishing access areas.

The Lake Havasu Fish Hatchery and The Havasu Fisheries Project are very important for future generations of fisherman. They are instrumental in bringing back several species of fish that disappeared with the construction of Parker Dam. Seven isolated coves have been set aside to raise the populations of bonytail chub and razorback suckers. After they reach twelve inches in length they are released into the lake.

Along the 450 miles of shoreline at Lake Havasu, you will find sandy beaches, perfect weather and campsites. Lake Havasu in the desert southwest is a great place for water sports and camping.


Top 10 EmployersThe average household income in Lake Havasu City is $59,415 with the median household income about $44,000. The cost of living is slightly higher than the Arizona average at 109.7% but it’s still lower that what you’ll find in California.

Lake Havasu Unified School District2200 Havasupai BlvdLake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 505 – 6900

Lake Havasu City Government2330 McCulloch Blvd., N.Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 855 – 2116

Havasu Regional Medical Center101 Civic Center LaneLake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 855-8185

Sterilite Corporation2201 College DriveLake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 453 – 5060

Wal-Mart Supercenter5695 Arizona 95Lake Havasu City, AZ 86404(928) 764 – 3700

Shugrue’s Family of Restaurants1425 McCulloch BlvdLake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 453 – 1400

London Bridge Resort1477 Queens BayLake Havasu City, AZ 86403(866) 331 – 9231

The Nautical Resort1000 McCulloch Blvd., N.Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 855 – 2141

Bashas3269 Maricopa AveLake Havasu City, AZ 86406(928) 854 - 9550

River Medical415 El Camino WayLake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 855 – 4101

Education

Arizona State University100 University WayLake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 854 - 9705

Mohave Community College1977 W. Acoma BlvdLake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 855 – 7812

Havasupai Elementary880 Cashmere DriveLake Havasu City, AZ 86404(928) 505 – 6040

Jamaica Elementary3437 Jamaica Blvd., S.Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406(928) 854 – 7280

Nautilus Elementary1425 Patrician DriveLake Havasu City, AZ 86404(928) 505 – 6060

Oro Grande Elementary1250 Pawnee DriveLake Havasu City, AZ 86406(928) 505 – 6080

Smoketree Elementary2395 Smoketree Ave., N.Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 505 – 6020

Starline Elementary School3150 Starline DriveLake Havasu City, AZ 86406(928) 505 – 1490

Guiding Light Christian220 Mescal Ln.Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 855 – 1022

Calvary Christian Academy1605 McCulloch Blvd., S.Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406(928) 854 – 5465

Thunderbolt Middle School695 Thunderbolt AvenueLake Havasu City, AZ 86406(928) 854 – 7224

HavasuOnline2200 Havasupai BlvdLake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 505 – 6911

Lake Havasu High School2675 Palo Verde Boulevard S.Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 854 – 5001

Havasu Preparatory Academy 3155 W. Maricopa Ave.Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406(928) 854 – 4011

Telesis Preparatory Academy 2598 Starlite LaneLake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 855 – 8661

Lake Havasu City is served by the Lake Havasu Unified School District. There are currently six elementary schools, one middle school, one high school, and several alternative and private schools in the city.

A campus of Mohave Community College is located in Lake Havasu City. Arizona State University opened a new lower-tuition 4-year college campus in Lake Havasu City in August 2012.


HealthcareHavasu Regional Medical Center101 Civic Center LaneLake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 855 - 8185www.havasuregional.com

HRMC is a 500-bed Medicare certified and The Joint Commission accredited facility featuring advanced healthcare technology and the finest professionals in healthcare. With a team of over 600 employees and 100 affiliated physicians, the staff represents excellence in their medical specialties.

Through the years, HRMC has expanded, updated and remodeled to meet the ever-changing needs of the community. This growth has touched nearly every area of the hospital – from the admitting area and emergency department to the patient rooms, labs and outpatient services.

HRMC provides 24-hour emergency service with a full time emergency physician on duty at all times. The hospital is a state-certified Level IV Trauma Center and ALS Base Hospital, authorizing medical direction and support of pre-hospital care providers, including the fire department and ambulance personnel.

In addition to general radiology services, HRMC’s Diagnostic Imaging Department offers CT and PET scans, MRI, nuclear medicine and digital mammography technology. Complete cardiovascular care is available in HRMC’s Havasu Heart Centre. Diagnostic cardiac catheterization and specialized interventional radiology services such as angiography, vascular angioplasty and stent placement are performed in state-of-the-art cardiac/vascular catheterization labs.

Specialized Cardiothoracic and Vascular surgery is performed in the Havasu Heart Centre with the latest technology and equipment. The Cardiac Rehabilitation program emphasizes exercise, education, counseling and behavioral modifications as patients are given the tools they need to make heart health a lifelong goal.The hospital’s Cancer Treatment Center, with linear accelerator technology, provides radiation and medical oncology services. The hospital also operates the Havasu Surgery Centre, a state of the art outpatient surgery clinic. A pain management clinic is also available. HRMC’s Advanced Spine Program provides patients with the most advanced spine and neurosurgery care in the region, including treatment for complex brain tumors, brain and spine trauma, and minimally invasive spine surgery. In

addition, home healthcare is available through Havasu Regional Medical Center’s Home Health Department. Outpatient physical, occupational and speech therapy are also available through the hospital.

Arizona CoastEar, Nose, Throat, Allergy, & Sleep MedicineDr. Devin Cunning, M.D., FACSDr. Michael Prater, M.D.1760 McCulloch Blvd N., Ste. 100Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 854 - 5368www.azcoastent.com

Riverview Vision CenterOptomologyDr. Rhett Burgener, OD14 Scott DriveLake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 854 - 3555www.riverviewvision.com

Havasu Foot & AnklePodiatryDr. Robert Novack, DPM90 Riviera Dr.Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 855-7800

North Country HealthCarePediatricianDr. Lorraine Byrd, DO2090 Smoketree Ave N.Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 854-1800

Other Local Healthcare ProvidersLakeside Orthopedic InstituteOrthopedicsDr. William Binder, M.D.Dr. Derek Burnett, M.D.25 Riviera Blvd.Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 505-5555www.lakesideoi.com

Frank Palmer Sweet, N.M.D.Naturopathic MedicineDr. Frank Sweet, N.M.D.1731 Mesquite Ave., Ste. #5Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 453 - 9525www.frankpalmersweet.com

McBride ChiropracticChiropracticDr. James McBride, DC2169 McCulloch BlvdLake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 855 - 8190


London BridgeIn the early 1800’s beaver and bear trappers set up camps along the river where Lake Havasu City stands today. By 1830 these trappers had been chased away by the Mojave Indians. Later, Spaniards replaced these camps with mining camps. With the great need for water, the Parker Dam was constructed in 1938, flooding these camps forever. Fishing camps were the next to follow.

During World War II the Army Air Corps used this area as a testing site known as Site Six. The camp areas were used as barracks and the nearby peninsula as a recreation area for the airmen. By the early 1960s the airmen were gone and the fishermen were back. Industrialist Robert McCulloch Sr., while flying over the area, thought it would be the perfect place for testing his company’s outboard boat motors.

McCulloch purchased 3,500 acres in the peninsula area. He had a 100-unit mobile home park built for the workers. In 1963 he bought a 26-mile area for under $75 an acre. McCulloch then turned his interests to making Lake Havasu a retirement community. The Lake Havasu Hotel was built, McCulloch International Airlines was started, real estate agents were put in place and 40 white Jeeps were purchased, all in anticipation of prospective buyers. The 11 airplanes that comprised McCulloch International Airlines were used to bring prospective buyers in for free. The Jeeps were used by real estate agents to show them around the area. McCulloch then decided to start a chainsaw manufacturing plant to stimulate the economy. There were 3 factories with 400 employees.

In the early 1960’s, it was discovered that 130-year old London Bridge was slowly sinking into the Thames River. Not wanting to demolish the bridge, London decided to hold an auction for the bridge. Always the great promoter, McCulloch thought it would be the perfect attraction for his growing city. His bid of $2,460,000 was the winning bid. It took 3 years to transport it across the ocean and through the Panama Canal to its present location. At a cost of about $8 million, it was reconstructed brick by brick and a channel was dredged under it. It opened for business on October 10, 1971. A paper mache exact replica of the old horse drawn English Royal Coach (which is on display at the London Bridge Resort) was given to McCulloch for purchasing the bridge.

By 1975 the population had reached 15,500. The free flights were discontinued in 1978. It was estimated that about 137,000 prospective buyers had made this flight.

Source: BBC

The bridge cost the lives of an estimated 150

workmen.

Havasu HistoryThe London BridgeThe stone London Bridge was begun around the year 1176, and completed in the early years of the 13th century. The first ‘London Bridge’ was Roman, and probably built of timber. However, the earliest written reference to a London Bridge can be found in the section in the Saxon Chronicles that deals with the later tenth century. he wooden Roman and Saxon London Bridges were vulnerable to fire and flood, so Peter de Colechurch determined to build a lasting bridge of stone. During the 30 years that it took to build, the bridge cost the lives of an estimated 150 workmen. The wooden Roman and Saxon London Bridges were vulnerable to fire and flood, so Peter de Colechurch was determined to build a lasting bridge of stone. The 1831 bridge was the last project of engineer John Rennie and was completed by his son John Rennie the younger .

In 1666, the houses on London Bridge were saved from the Great Fire of London, thanks to an earlier fire in 1633 - which had destroyed the houses close to the north bank. Consequently, there wasn’t enough material left for a major fire to ensue. In the mid 1700s, the houses on the bridge were removed completely, and a larger middle arch was created, by removing one of the piers (or starlings).

In the 1820’s a new London Bridge was built, north of the old one, and this opened in 1831. In that same year, the destruction of the old bridge began in earnest, after it had been in place some 622 years.

In the 1960’s, the London Bridge of 1831 was transported, stone by stone, to Lake Havasu, Arizona.


Senior LivingMohave County has the highest population per capita in the state of the senior age group of 65-74 years old. It is estimated that 26.9 percent of the population in Lake Havasu City is overage 65 with the median age being 50 years old.

Senior Citizen Crime Prevention CommitteeThe Senior Citizen Crime Prevention Committee was founded by the Lake Havasu City Police Department in 1996. The committee is comprised of representatives of the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), the Lake Havasu Senior Center and the Lake Havasu City Police Department. The group is an advisory committee to the Chief of Police with the goal of reducing the fear of crime and enhancing the quality of life for Lake Havasu City’s senior citizen population. The committee organizes periodic community forums with the intent of informing senior citizens of the various local services available to them. The programs have ranged from telemarketing schemes to explaining the differences between living wills, power of attorneys, conservator, and guardianship.

Directory of Community Services for Senior CitizensThe Lake Havasu City Police Department has published a phone directory of services that are available for seniors. The directory has contact information for Adult Day Care, Case Management, Counseling, Financial Assistance, Home Care, Legal Services, Long Term Care, Nutrition, Support Groups and more. The directory is extremely helpful to caregivers or family members that are living outside the Lake Havasu area and are not familiar with what assistance might be available. The directory is available free of charge and can be found atmany community and city offices in Lake Havasu.

Other Senior ResourcesLake Havasu Senior CenterMohave County Senior Centers offer a place where seniors can gather for enjoyable activities, nutrition, social interaction, and seminars. Come and See, its a great place to be!

450 Acoma Blvd., S.Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406(928) 453 - 0715

Live TheatreIf you enjoy live theatre you’ll be pleased to learn about Grace Arts Live. Located in the heart of downtown Lake Havasu, the threatre features 6 - 8 major shows annually with a few smaller shows mixed in throughout the year.

Grace Arts Live2146 McCulloch Blvd.

Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 505-2787

www.graceartslive.com

Visit their website or call to get their most current show schedule. Past shows include Grease, West Side Story, Les Miserables, Man of La Mancha, and many more.

Movie TheaterLake Havasu City has two movie theaters. Movies Havasu is located near downtown adjacent to Rotary Park. And UltaStar Cinemas is located in the Shops of Lake Havasu on the northside of town. Both theaters provide an excellent movie experience.

Ultra Star Cinemas5601 Highway 95Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403(928) 764 - 2001www.ultrastarmovies.com

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Lake Havasu Ale TrailWhile Lake Havasu City doesn’t yet have a formal, “Ale Trail” tour, don’t let that stop you from organizing your own! For a town tad over 52,000 people, it takes it’s beer seriously, with four micro-breweries within a few miles of each other. And remember, NEVER DRINK & DRIVE

College Street Brewhouse & Pub1940 College DriveLake Havasu City, AZ 86404(928) 854 - 2739

Barley Brothers Brewery 1425 McCulloch Blvd., N.Lake Havasu CIty, AZ 86403(928) 505 - 7837

Mudshark Brewery210 Swanson AveLake Havasu City, AZ 86406(928) 453 - 2981

Copper Canyon Brewery (NEW)1519 Queen’s Bay Ave.Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406(928) 230 - 2670

Golf Courses

Shuttle Service$5 Dollar Holler(928) 208 - 3376

VIP Shuttle(928) 706 - 0017

Best Ride Shuttle(928) 854 - 1500

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London Golf Course2400 Clubhouse DriveLake Havasu City(928) 855.2719www.londonbridgegc.com

Refuge Golf and Country Club3103 London Bridge Rd.Lake Havasu City(928) 764-1404www.refugecountryclub.com

Bridgewater Links Golf Course1477 Queens Bay,Lake Havasu City(928) 855-4777www.londonbridgeresort.com

Island Golf Course1040 McCulloch Blvd.Lake Havasu City(928) 855-5585www.thenautical.net

Emerald Canyon Golf Course7351 Riverside DrParker(928) 667-3366www.emeraldcanyongolf.com


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Lake Havasu Ale TrailWhile Lake Havasu City doesn’t yet have a formal, “Ale Trail” tour, don’t let that stop you from organizing your own! For a town tad over 52,000 people, it takes it’s beer seriously, with four micro-breweries within a few miles of each other. And remember, NEVER DRINK & DRIVE

College Street Brewhouse & Pub1940 College DriveLake Havasu City, AZ 86404(928) 854 - 2739

Barley Brothers Brewery 1425 McCulloch Blvd., N.Lake Havasu CIty, AZ 86403(928) 505 - 7837

Mudshark Brewery210 Swanson AveLake Havasu City, AZ 86406(928) 453 - 2981

Copper Canyon Brewery (NEW)1519 Queen’s Bay Ave.Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406(928) 230 - 2670

Golf Courses

Shuttle Service$5 Dollar Holler(928) 208 - 3376

VIP Shuttle(928) 706 - 0017

Best Ride Shuttle(928) 854 - 1500

Elite VIP Shuttle(928) 846 - 0069

Local Breweries

London Golf Course2400 Clubhouse DriveLake Havasu City(928) 855.2719www.londonbridgegc.com

Refuge Golf and Country Club3103 London Bridge Rd.Lake Havasu City(928) 764-1404www.refugecountryclub.com

Bridgewater Links Golf Course1477 Queens Bay,Lake Havasu City(928) 855-4777www.londonbridgeresort.com

Island Golf Course1040 McCulloch Blvd.Lake Havasu City(928) 855-5585www.thenautical.net

Emerald Canyon Golf Course7351 Riverside DrParker(928) 667-3366www.emeraldcanyongolf.com


Nearby AttractionsLake Mead National Recreation AreaLake Mead National Recreation Area offers a wealth of things to do and places to go yearround. Its huge lakes cater to boaters, swimmers, sunbathers, and fishermen while its desert rewards hikers, wildlife photographers, and roadside sightseers.

Three of America’s four desert ecosystems--the Mojave, the Great Basin, and the Sonoran Deserts--meet in Lake Mead NRA. As a result, this seemingly barren area contains a surprising variety of plants and animals, some of which may be found nowhere else in the world.

Katherine LandingA complete lakeside resort area with marina, boat and jet ski rentals, waverunners and seadoo rental’s, plus a sandy beach area where you can picnic and barbecue. Campgroundspots with and without RV hook-ups are available. There is also a motel, boat storage yard, boat repair shop, store, restaurant, and lounge.

Katherine’s Landing is located on the Arizona side of the Colorado River in the Lake Mead National Recreational Area.

Laughlin NevadaIn the heart of the Desert Southwest, Laughlin is only 90 miles southeast of Las Vegas, just a few hours from Southern California and a short drive from Lake Havasu City.

Laughlin’s current location was established in the 1940’s. The settlement consisted of a motel and bar that catered to gold and silver miners who dotted the map, and to the many construction workers who built Davis Dam.

Today there about eleven major hotel/casinos in Laughlin providing over 10,000 rooms, about 125,000 square feet of meeting space, over 60 restaurants, two museums, a 34-lane bowling center and a variety of boutiques, spas and salons. Several thousand casino workers cross the Colorado by shuttle boat or the Laughlin Bridge daily from Bullhead Cityand Fort Mohave.

The city by the Colorado River now attracts nearly 53 million visitors annually who visit Laughlin to gamble, enjoy water sports on the Colorado and attend many high-profile special events hosted by the community.

This resort destination boasts a multitude of unspoiled attractions, abundant golf and spas, year ‘round, near perfect weather, and even a wedding chapel or two.

OatmanPerched on the rugged rocks of the Black Mountains at an elevation of 2,710 ft. is the living ghost town of Oatman. This former gold mining town, 28 miles from Kingman, on Historic Route 66 is as untamed and original as it was in its heyday in mid to late 1800’s.

The town and its 300 or so residents include artists, writers and musicians along with a colony of wild burros (descendants of old miner’s burros) who roam the streets during the day, seeking handouts, then disappearing into their desert home at night.

Oatman’s rough-hewn Main Street (Route 66) has been featured in several movies. Its three saloons, with their unpainted wooden floors and outside walkways are as they were in the late 1800’s.


Places of WorshipAbundant Grace Assembly of God3516 N. McCulloch Blvd.(928) 855-3689

Calvary Christian Academy1605 S. McCulloch Blvd.(928) 855-6533

Calvary Chapel1881 W. Acoma Blvd.(928) 680-6808

Christ Alive Worship Center2644 N. Kiowa Blvd.(928) 855-9505

Christian Science Reading Room225 S. Acoma Blvd.(928) 855-6640

Church of Christ2001 N. Palo Verde Blvd.(928) 855-7952

Church of Jesus Christ ofLatter Day Saints510 N. Acoma Blvd.(928) 855-3168

Community Fellowship Church3729 London Bridge Rd.(928) 764-2312

Community Presbyterian Church3450 Chemehuevi Blvd.(928) 855-7230

Covenant Church271 S. Lake Havasu Ave.(928) 453-2110

First Church of Christ-Scientist225 S. Acoma Blvd.(928) 855-6640

First Southern Baptist Church113 N. Acoma Blvd.(928) 855-4614

God’s Grace Church1535 El Camino Dr.(928) 453-0007

Grace Episcopal Church111 Bunker Drive(928) 855-2525

Havasu Alliance Church2293 Swanson Ave.(928) 680-0872

Havasu Bible Fellowship3735 N. London Bridge Road(928) 764-0122

Havasu Christian Church341 Mulberry Ave.(928) 855-3085

Hilltop Community Church3180 N. McCulloch Blvd.(928) 855-2404

Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses3200 S. Jamaica Blvd.(928) 855-8068

Lake Havasu Baptist Church2101 Palo Verde Boulevard North(928) 855-3154

Lake Havasu Center of Rel. Science2041 Swanson Ave., Suite 1(928) 505-3242

Lake Havasu Churchof the Nazarene2700 N. Rainbow Avenue(928) 855-4868

Lakeview Community Church1699 W. Acoma Blvd.(928) 855-1942

Lamb of God Lutheran Church2791 Inca Drive(928) 854-7170

Living Word Family Church1890 W. Acoma Blvd.(928) 855-5826

Mount Olive Lutheran Church2170 Havasupai Blvd.(928) 855-2299

Oro Grande Church of Christ439 Oro Grande Blvd.(928) 680-0202

Our Lady of the LakeCatholic Church1975 Daytona Avenue(928) 855-9222

Our Saviour Lutheran Church3163 Maricopa Avenue(928) 855-8811

Praise Fellowship Foursquare3430 N. McCulloch Blvd.(928) 453-1515

St. Michael’sMethodist Church2895 S. Jamaica Blvd.(928) 855-0323

Seventh Day Adventist Church3130 Chemehuevi Blvd.(928) 855-2363

Solid Rock Ministries2011 Swanson Avenue(928) 854-3321

Southwest Baptist Church116 N. Acoma Blvd.(928) 505-8532

St. Peter the Aleut OrthodoxChristian Church2091 Sandwood Drive(928) 505-6304

Stonebridge Christian Fellowship2700 S. Jamaica Blvd.(928) 855-4818

United Pentecostal Church3422 Oro Grande Blvd.(928) 453-5555

Unity of Lake Havasu450 N. Acoma Blvd.(928) 453-2081

Victory Chapel1711 Mesquite Avenue(928) 855-8096

Clubs & OrganizationsAlano Club2041 Swanson Ave., Ste. 1(928) 453-5305

American Legion Post 81181 Paseo del Sol(928) 855-2552www.azlegion-post81.org

Colorado River Computer Club1st Tuesday, 7:00 pmMohave County Librarywww.crccaz.com

Democratic Women’s Club of Kingman(928)753-0006

Havasu 4 Wheelers4th Thursday, 7:00 pmLake Havasu Realtor’s Hall2293 Swanson Avenuewww.havasu4wheelers.org

Havasu for Youth75 Capri Ln.(928) 453-2426

Havasu Gold Seekers(928) 453-5383www.havasugoldseekers.com

Havasu Stitcherswww.havasustitchers.com

Lake Havasu Astronomy Club2nd Monday of every month, 7:00 pm, Public Library K-Mart CenterMcCulloch Blvd.(928) 855-4895

Lake Havasu Athletic Booster Club(928) 208-7688

Lake Havasu Republican Women2nd Monday, 11:30 amQuality InnLake Havasu Avenue(928) 412-1813

Lake Havasu City DaybreakersLions Club1st and 3rd Thursday, 7:00 amThe Red Onion2013 McCulloch Blvd.(928) 854-4343

Lake Havasu City Hunting Club(602) 326-094

Lake Havasu City London BridgeLions Club1st and 3rd Wednesday, 6:00 pmPizza Hut230 Swanson Dr. (928) 453-3232

Lake Havasu City Outrigger Canoe Club(310) 892-4668

Lake Havasu Gem and MineralSociety of Lake Havasu CitySecond Fridays, 7:00 pmMount Olive LutheranChurch Parish Center2170 Havasupai Blvd.(714) 397-2335

Lake Havasu Parrothead Club1st Friday of every monthwww.lhphc.com

Lake Havasu City Rotary Club(928) 854-2549

Lake Havasu City Sportsman’s Club1st Tuesdaywww.havasusportsman.com

Linons Foundation3420 Medicine Bow Drive(928) 854-0450

London Bridge Yacht Club(928) 854-5292

Moms SupportWe are a support group designed just for you, the at-home mother!www.momsclub.org

Mothers Against Drunk Driving790 N. Lake Havasu Ave.(928) 453-8881

Optimist International3665 Chemehuevi Blvd.(928) 453-1282

Over the Hill Gang2nd Tuesday, 7:00 pmQuality InnEvery Thursday we cruise toa local restaurant.www.othg-havasu.com

Red Iron Motorcycle Clubwww.redironmc.comScore10 S. Acoma Blvd.(928) 453-5951

The Referrals ClubLake Havasu City, ArizonaThursday mornings, 6:45 am-8:00 amShugrue’s Restaurant Downstairs atBridgeview Room(928) 680-1444


Events

JANUARY 2015Buses by the Bridge XVIIIIJanuary 16-18, 2015 @ 9:00 amLake Havasu State Park - Lot 4, $2 per person, good all weekend Buses by the Bridge XVIIII: Everything from rust-buckets to the highly customized!www.busesbythebridge.com, (928) 680-7664

5th Annual Havasu Balloon Festival and FairJanuary 16-18, 2015, 6 am - 9 pmNautical Beachfront Resort Golf Course $10 pp for 3-day pass; Kids 14 under Free, Lift off in one of the magical sailing ships at the 5th Annual Havasu Balloon Festival.www.havasuballoonfest.com, (928) 486-7979

Grand Canyon Pro Rodeo Association and Little Delbert DaysJanuary 24-25, 2015,10 am-4 pm, SARA Park, Grab your Stetson and get on your way to Little Delbert Days and the Grand Canyon Pro Rodeo. Yee Ha!$15 Adults; Kids 15 and under Free.www.havasurodeo.com

FEBRUARY30th Annual WinterfestFebruary 7, 2015, 10 am-5 pm / February 8, 2015,10 am-4 pm, McCulloch Blvd., Free Go for the day or the entire weekend and enjoy open-airshopping, dining, music, activities and a grand time forall ages!www.havasuchamber.com, (928) 855-4115

26th Annual Western Winter Blast Pyrotechnic ShowFebruary 13 - 15, 2015, SARA Park$5 per person per day (12 and under Free) + $5 per vehicle per day A different kind of winter wonderland where generations of guests have the unique chance to relive fond memories of Pyro Haven, as well as a city that has turned Golden!

www.westernpyro.org,(928) 453-3444

MARCH7th Annual Bluegrass on the BeachMarch 6-8, 2015, Lake Havasu State Park, Lot 4 $20 Adults; $10 Kids 13-17 yrs; 12 under Free.Sunday discounts for all. Virtuosic bluegrass super-pickers take listeners on a magicalmusical ride to the Blue Ridge and Great Smoky Mountains!www.landspromotions.com, (209) 480-4693

APRILLake Havasu Marine Association 24th Annual Boat ShowApril 10-12, 2015 Lake Havasu State Park, Lot 4, $3 Adults; Kids 6 under Free Make a wish list and plan now to attend the 23rdAnnual Lake Havasu Boat Show, Arizona’s premier boat show!www.lakehavasuboatshow.com, (951) 501-0210

17th Annual Desert Storm Poker Run and ShootoutApril 22-25, 2015 Site Six Launchramp to Spectator Point, Free to Spectators Hop in, hang on and ride out the Desert Storm! Desert Storm is THE Top Poker Run and Shootout in the Nation andis not to be missed!www.lakeracerllc.com(602) 578-5975

Desert Storm Street PartyApril 23, 2015, 12 pm-9 pm, McCulloch Blvd., Free Desert Storm Street Party - Kickoff to the Desert Storm Poker Run and Shootout - the HOTTEST place to be in Lake Havasu City!www.lakeracerllc.com, (602) 578-5975

MAYKen Smith Memorial Drag Boat NationalsRotary Community Park

They’re back! Shakin’ the Lake with the fastest, baddestboats and the most daring drivers in the world!www.lucasoildragboats.com, (928) 230-1769

JULYFireworks Over the Lake: July 4th Fireworks ShowJuly 4, 2015, Thompson Bay, FreePop! Boom! Bang! Celebrate our Nation’s birthday and start your long holiday weekend with some amazing fireworks over Lake Havasu.www.golakehavasu.com(928) 453-3444

AUGUST8th Annual Lake Havasu Tattoo ShowAugust 29-30, 2015, 11 am-10 pmLake Havasu City Aquatic Center, $10 per day(Children under 12 Free)Bringing amazing ink art and artists back to where it allstarted, Mobscene Promotions welcomes you to the 7thAnnual Havasu Tattoo Show.www.havasutattooshow.com, (928) 232-0145

OCTOBER34rd Annual IJSBA World FinalsOctober 3, 2015-October 11, 2015 Crazy Horse CampgroundsWatch the world descend upon Lake Havasu for 7 daysof adrenaline-packed jet-ski action and extreme sportsathletes at their best!www.ijsba.com(928) 764-2210

Thunder On The River - Lucas Oil Drag Boat RacesOctober 2-4, 2015, 9 am, Rotary Community Park $10 Fri; $20 Sat/Sun; $40 weekend pass; Teens $5 off; Pre-teen free w/paid adult. They’re back! Shakin’ the lake with the fastest,

baddest boats and the most daring drivers in the world!www.lucasoildragboats.com, (928) 230-1769

38th Annual Relics and Rods Run to the SunOctober 21-25, 2015, 9 amLondon Bridge Resort Golf Course, Free admission Wed/Thurs; $7/day or $10 2-day pass Fri/Sat Experience a dazzling array of the finest classic andcollectible cars at the 37th Annual Relics and Rods Runto the Sun!www.relicsandrods.com(928) 846-2780

Relics and Rods Cruise NightOctober 22, 2015, 5 pm-9 pm, McCulloch Blvd., Freewww.relicsandrods.com(928) 846-2780

NOVEMBER3rd Annual Sand and Water Expo 9 am-6 pm (Sat) 9 am-3 pm (Sun) Lake Havasu State Park - Lot 4 , $2.00 Adults; Kids 6 under Free Envision yourself browsing the latest and greatest in Off-Roading, RV’ing and Boating at a desert oasis. Go experience it in Lake Havasu City at the 3rd Annual Sand and Water Expo!www.sandandwaterexpo.com, (951) 501-0210

HITS Triathlon and Fitness FestivalNovember 6-8, 2015, London Bridge Beach Park. A triathlon race series designed for seasoned triathletes as well as novices. You’ll be assured a challenging course geared to your personal goals. Choose one that’s right for you!www.hitstriathlonseries.com, (845) 246-8833

10th Annual Chillin ‘N Swillin Beer Festival2 pm-6 pm, Rotary Community Park, $25 in advance / $30 at door / $10 designated driver

Come for the beer, stay for the day...warm welcomes and cool beers await you at the 10th Annual Chillin ‘N SwillinBeer Festival!wwwchillin-n-swillin.org(928) 486-7286

46th Annual Gem and Mineral ShowNovember 7 - 8, 2015, 9 am-5 pm (Sat) 9 am-4 pm (Sun), Lake Havasu City Aquatic Center Relics and Rods Hall, $2 per person (Children under 12 Free)Take a stroll through a dazzling array of beautiful natural stones and minerals at the longest running event in Lake Havasu City’s history!www.lakehavasugms.org(928) 453-8415

DECEMBER33nd Annual Boat Parade of LightsDecember 4, 5, and 11, 2015, 6:30 pm, Bridgewater Channel, Free. Enjoy the spirit of Christmas and experience a WinterWonderland as gaily decorated vessels cruise under the historic London Bridge on the shimmering waters of Lake Havasu! Lake Havasu City’s Boat Parade of Lights has beenrepeatedly selected as one of the top 100 events in the U.S.by the American Bus Association.www.lhcboatparadeoflights.com(928) 680-4652


Important NumbersBetter Business BureauChamber of CommercePartnership for Econ. Develop.Social Secuity

(800) 352 - 8432(928) 855 - 4115(928) 505 - 7333(800) 772 - 1213

Business Information

Building PermitsCity HallCity AttorneyCity ClerkCity CouncilCity ManagerCourtsHuman ResourcesJob ServicesMayorPublic Works Department

(928) 453 - 4148(928) 453 - 4146(928) 453 - 4146(928) 453 - 4142(928) 453 - 4140(928) 453 - 4141(928) 680 - 0193(928) 453 - 4143(928) 680 - 6005(928) 453 - 4152(928) 453 - 6660

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Aquatic CenterLibraryMohave Community CollegeMohave County Senior ProgramNeighborhood Watch ProgramParks & Recreation DepartmentPost OfficeSchool DistrictSilent WitnessStreet Maintenance

(928) 453 - 2687(928) 453 - 0718(928) 855 - 7812(928) 453 - 0715(928) 855 - 1171(928) 453 - 8686(928) 855 - 2361(928) 855 - 7861(928) 854 - 8477(928) 855 - 3377

Community Information

Arizona law required all driver license and identification card holders to report any change of address to MVD within 10 days.

(928) 855 - 4355

Driver’s License

Motor Vehicle Division

All EmergenciesFire Department - Non Emerg.Police Department - Non Emerg.Road ConditionsSheriff - Non Emergency

911(928) 855 - 1141(928) 855 - 4111

511(928) 753 - 2141

Fire & Police Departments

Alcoholics AnonymousBehavorial HealthHavasu Regional Medical CenterHavasu Surgery CenterMohave Country Health Dept.Poison ControlVeteran Administration

(928) 453 - 0313(928) 453 - 0404(928) 855 - 8185(928) 453 - 4200(928) 453 - 0703(800) 362 - 0101(800) 827 - 1000

Medical Reference

Animal ControlWestern Arizona Humane Society

(928) 855 - 7479(928) 680 - 4111

Pets

Frontier CommunicationsSuddenLink

(928) 505 - 7283(877) 855 - 7815

Telephone Service

Unisource (928) 855 - 2138Electricity & Gas

AmerigasRalph’s Gas Products

(928) 453 - 7333(928) 764 - 2712

Propane

SewerTrash CollectionWastewater DivisionLake Havasu City Water

(928) 453 - 4146(928) 855 - 9441(928) 855 - 3999(928) 453 - 4146

Trash, Water & Sewer

Social Media

Cycling in Lake Havasuhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/cyclinginlhc/

Grace Arts Circle of Friends https://www.facebook.com/groups/41453375679/

Lake Havasu Divers Associationhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/255519925292/

Events for Lake Havasuhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/553215298084243/

Danny’s Junkyardhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/244806752302056/

Maddy’s Attichttps://www.facebook.com/groups/212339345584582/

Lake Havasu Buy Sell Tradehttps://www.facebook.com/groups/LakeHavasuCityBUYSELLTRADE/

Lake Havasu City Online Yard Sale https://www.facebook.com/groups/320078338015856/

Lake Havasu Lost Petshttps://www.facebook.com/groups/Spotalert/

Lake Havasu Job Listinghttps://www.facebook.com/groups/552967754785428/

Lake Havasu Used Cars & Boatshttps://www.facebook.com/groups/216255895205955/

These LOCAL Facebook groups are local favorites - from recreational groups, to individuals selling items, and even a place to post found or lost pets. Lake Havasu City has really embraced social media.



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