Welcome to PALO VERDE PARK NEIGHBORHOOD
Join us for practical tips from Tucson Fire on how to keep our homes and neighborhood safer from fire and falls. We’ll be at Fountain of Life Church on South Kolb Road on Aug. 11 at 6 p.m.
PUpcoming Meetings & Events
Tuesday, Aug. 11, 6 p.m.: Tucson Fire will be at Fountain of Life to share how to prevent falls and fires.
Sunday, Sept. 13, 5-7 p.m. Burgers and Block Party, park
Saturday, Oct. 10, 4-6 p.m.: The Pirate Party and Parade. We’ll start at the mural for this family friendly event.
And coming right up: Watch for our annual bake sale fundraiser, coming up in September, to support park infrastructure and events!
Park Updates: Play ball, friends. The courts are open, pickleball is ready for play and the playground is shady. The parks department still has to get ready for football season and there is discussion underway about a new splash pad in a few years and maybe a community garden before that…. We’ll keep you posted as we learn more.
About the Palo Verde Park
Neighborhood Association
The Palo Verde Park Neighborhood Association was founded in 2018 by midtown neighbors seeking to build a stronger community through civic engagement, collaboration and connection. Our neighborhood, which spans an area from Broadway Blvd. to 22nd St., and from Kolb Road to Wilmot Road, is comprised of six subdivisions: Riviera Estates, Old Pueblo Estates, Manana Vista, Yale Estates, Miramonte Terrace, and Glen Heather Estates.
Our neighborhood draws its name from Palo Verde Park, which is the central core and heartbeat of the neighborhood. It reflects the importance we place on qualify of life, from our ability to interact with nature to our ability to interact with one another in a shared space.
Interested in joining the board or volunteering?
This is a huge group effort! If you’re interested in serving on the neighborhood board or just interested in volunteering during one of our events contact us today!
