one year anniversarysocial distance style...your growler in and we will fill it up for just $3 for a...
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2020may
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
See Member Solutions pg 2
I have asked some of our members to share stories on how they are dealing with business during covid-19.The Movement Studio has been offer-ing Zoom and live feed classes to keep members moving and entertained! We are waiting patiently for word to reopen! The studio is clean and disinfected as always and our reopening will follow social distancing guidelines! We miss our Movement family and can’t wait to get back to it! Gabby’s Family of Restaurants: We have our full menu available for curb-side pickup and we are happy to help in any way we can. At Gabby’s Grill we’ve set up a “mini mart” with hard to find items. We’re selling hand cut meats that are high quality with affordable pricing. You can call ahead or pop into our mini
mart where it’s not crowded. The perfect spot to grab flour, yeast, pasta, rice, TP, gloves and even masks. Currently, we’re allowed to sell liquor to go and have $1 beer. You can also bring your growler in and we will fill it up for just $3 for a 32 oz or $6 for a 64 oz. We are doing curb-side pickup so that we can look out for our guests health, safety and comfort. Give us a call at (928) 277-1787.Gabriella’s Ristorante is com-mitted to bringing your favorites to curbside with our full menu
Redefining the Business Model While Pandemic Mandates are in Place
including our famous homemade Ital-ian dressing with salad and bread. You can call Gabriella’s at (928) 227-0358.Eric Strobel Agency, StateFarm: WWe have remained open during this whole pandemic. Adjustments were made so that we could continue to ser-vice our great customers…they needed us more than ever. My team worked from home and had full access to cus-tomers files that enabled them to help just like if there were in the office. I remained in the office while the front was locked. We had a drop slot at our front door and provided envelopes for their convenience in dropping things off or even making payments. We reached out to many of our customers to see if there was anything we could do for them. We didn’t miss a beat in taking care of our wonderful custom-ers. So proud of my team!The Event Spot misses celebrating with you and hosting your business and social events! We can’t wait to open our doors and welcome you back to the premiere event venue in the Quad Cities area and once again work with our Preferred Vendors to create memories worth waiting for! Over the last several weeks we were
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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
MARCh 2020 STATISTICS55 visitors from CA, MT, 1, WI, MI, MN, FL, CO, NJ, NV, OH.(6 new resident and 9 relocating to PV)5 relocation packets mailed to AZ, CO. CA. IL, AK(Visitor Center lobby was closed to public on March 23. We continue to provide maps, community infor-mation and publications in our outside kiosk.)
Coming eventsAll public gathering events have been cancelled for the month of May. We are disappointed but feel it is in the best interests of the health and welfare of our members and community. Several activi-ties and events are in the process of being re-scheduled so please fol-low us on our Facebook page and our website at pvchamber.org.
Governor Ducey announced on Thursday, April 29 that the Stay-at-home order has been ex-tended until May 15 with some modifications. A few key points include:May 4 Voluntary partial reopen-ing of retail by appointment only, pick/delivery.May 8 Voluntary reopening of retail expanded. Fitting rooms stay closed and reduce occupancy/capacity.May 12 Best case scenario for reopening restaurants. Staff would wear masks and inform guests they’ve just washed their hands.These are the options at this time but if you are uncom-fortable with going out, then please stay safe at home. As for me I have discovered masks to be a new fash-ion accessory and wear one whenever I am in a public building or areas. Hang in there! Shop local, Support local and Stay local!Prescott Valley Together!
Member Solutionscontinued from page 1able to work with our clients to move out several major life moments including weddings and receptions and also busi-ness gatherings to later dates that worked for them and their guests. Thank you all for hanging with us and working to-gether to find a way through the many unknowns. As April and May are prime months for weddings, proms and graduation celebrations and your life moments just can’t wait any longer, please consider planning now for these celebrations in June, July or August. Still plenty of summer ahead to mark those milestones!Give us a call at 928/772.1982Sincerely, Candace L Stevens
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Board memBers elected for 2020-2024 terms
Chris Graff will continue to serve as Past Chair.
Our first ever socially distant One Year Anniversary Presentation. Please join us in congratulating MJ Consulting on one year with the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce!Located at 8540 Hwy 69, Prescott Valley, you can contact MJ Consulting at (928) 772-2011 to discuss the plethora of both natural and prescription healing available to you.
Kevin Ray - Walmart
Jim Cabral - Gabby’s Family of Restaurants
Rodney Jenkins - Yavapai College
One Year Anniversary...Social Distance Style
The Town of Prescott Valley announces the following:
May 1 - All parks will reopen (this in-cludes dog parks, skate parks, basket-ball, pickleball and tennis courts.)
May 6 - Park restrooms will reopen. They will be sanitized every hour.
May 6 - Town Hall, Library and Police lobby will reopen. Citizens are en-couraged to wear face masks when they visit the Town buildings and to continue practicing CDC guidelines. All employees and citizens will have their temperature taken at the door and there will only be one entrance to each building.
For questions or concerns call 928-759-3100, email to [email protected].
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
one Year anniversariesCelebrating Our Members!
[email protected] 26523, Prescott Valley, AZ 86312
3755 Karicio Lane, Ste. 2C, Prescott, AZ 96303
Special thank you and congratulations to our One Year Anniversary Members! We can’t wait to hand deliver these plaques as soon as quarantine is over. TopNotch Garage Doors By Joel (928) 554-2011https://www.topnotchgaragedoors.net/Humboldt Education Foundation (928) [email protected] Fine Homes & Land - Pete Williams(928) [email protected] USA Realty of Prescott / The Best Nest Team(928) 237-5660http://www.bestnestaz.com
REAL ID Deadline ExtendedKen Foote, owner of Footework shared the fol-lowing with us from the Transportation Secu-rity Administration.
“Due to circumstances resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic and the national emergency declaration, the Department of Home-land Security, as directed by President Donald J. Trump, is extending the REAL ID enforcement deadline beyond the current October 1, 2020 deadline. I have determined that states require a twelve-month delay and that the new deadline for REAL ID enforcement is October 1, 2021. DHS will publish a notice of the new deadline in the Federal Register in the coming days.
“The federal, state and local response to the spread of the Coronavirus here in the United States necessitates a delay in this deadline. Our state and local partners are working tirelessly with the Administration to flat-ten the curve and, therefore, we want to remove any impediments to response and recovery efforts. States across the country are temporarily closing or restricting access to DMVs. This action will preclude millions of people from applying for and receiving their REAL ID. Extending the deadline will also allow the Department to work with Congress to implement needed changes to expedite the issuance of REAL IDs once the current health crisis concludes.“Protecting both the health and national security of the American people continues to be the top priority for the President of the United States and the Department of homeland Security.”FooteWork Auto License & Title Service is committed to helping our valued and loyal customers with their motor vehicle work. FooteWork is accepting drop offs and mail-in work, rather than letting people into the building, pursuant to the COVID-19 restrictions.We, along with all other MVD providers around the state, are also faced with a new software change which has slowed productivity down significantly. The state has made numerous changes with this new system, including the inability of pro-viding paper titles. The new MVD system now only allows a digital title.We are committed to helping everyone resolve their title and registration concerns as quickly as possible.Due to the new state-wide changes, as well as the COVID-19 situation, we are working limited hours and with limited staff, so the patience and understanding we’ve experienced is greatly appreciated.
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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 memBers
Abbott Insurance Another Journey, Inc. Arizona hot Tub Company Arrow Roofing, Inc. CASA Costco Wholesale Drake Cement, LLC Fairgrounds RV Park Fountain of Life Community Churchhabitat for humanity - Prescott Areahaley Construction Company hampton Inn - Prescott Valley Kyle Braddock Realtor, IndividualMingus Mountain Law Group MJ Consulting LLC Pierce Property Management Robeks Juice 250 Sparklight Town Square Publications West USA Realty of Prescott / The Best Nest Team
STORAGeGranite Dells Storage & RV(928) 800-8200http://gdstorage.com5430 Side Rd. Prescott
RESTAURANTColt BBQ & Spirits(928) 277-1424http://www.coltgrill.com2970 N. Park Ave
Community excellence Awards goes on! In spite of COVID-19 we will still be awarding our annual Community Excellence Awards for 2019-2020. The presen-tation ceremony may look a little different but we feel that our citi-zens, organizations and businesses are deserving of recognition.
Please fill out the form in this news magazine, fill out online on our website pvchamber.org or email me ([email protected]) with your nomination. We have seen so many go above and beyond in support of our community. Let’s thank them!
Here is last year’s winner of Or-ganization of the Year - Humboldt Education Foundation.
Prescott ValleyChamber of Commerce7120 E. Pav Way, Suite 102Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
