The Verde Village Property Owners Association was founded in 1972 by the residents in the newly developed Verde Villages. The property owners found themselves stuck without proper roads and utilities. The Association was organized to take legal actions against the developer. For the first few decades, the VVPOA’s fundraising activities were the only social events […]
VVPOA designates February as the month to remind Verde Village Community residents how important participation is to keep our Association active and involved. Membership is open to all residents of the Verde Villages for only $60 per year. This supports the maintenance of our Clubhouse, the Ranch Room, the pool, the pond and the Nature […]
Rachel Mills from Yavapai County Health Department will be offering a Tai Chi exercise class for community members. This 12-week class begins on February 22 at 3pm at the VVPOA Clubhouse. There is no charge to participate. Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese tradition that today, is practiced as a graceful form of exercise. It […]
The Verde Village Duck Pond off of Del Rio has been a focus for improvement for several years. The pond was originally designed as a water source for the fire department in the beginning stages of the community’s development. It was also featured as a selling point by the developer. The brush around the pond […]
Looking forward to the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Verde Village Property Owners Association, the Board is entertaining the idea of a new name that reflects current times. The VVPOA was founded when the developer failed to provide services to the residents such as good roads and utilities. The property owners came together […]
Join us at the VVPOA Pond on Del Rio as we entertain the youngsters with our Haunted Halloween Drive Thru. We will be handing out bagged candy. Donations of candy or money can be dropped off at the Clubhouse.
The VVPOA Community Pool looks bright and beautiful thanks to muralist John Squier of Clarkdale. For the last few pool seasons the Board of Directors discussed how the old windows could be improved without costing a fortune. Supervisor Donna Michaels on a tour of our facilities suggested that painting murals over the windows would be […]
Pool Hours have changed effective September 7th the pool will be closed Tue-Thursday. Starting Friday, September 10th the Pool will be Open onFriday, Saturday and Sunday. The Pool will close for the season Saturday, September 25.
We are doing our part to help our community. Partnering with Spectrum Healthcare, we will be offering a free dinner to the first ten people who get a Covid vaccine in our Ranch Room before our Dinner on August 27th. Doors open for vaccination at 4pm. Dinner is from 5 to 6:30 pm. Everyone welcome!
Yavapai County has new Surveys live on their webpage. You can now participate by adding your feedback, forwarding the survey information to your organizations and community that would like to participate. The surveys are listed on our Yavapai County Comprehensive Plan Web Page at Planningyavapai2032.org under the Surveys tab. Open Space: https://arcg.is/mX4Sf Survey 123 Links: Food Sustainability: https://arcg.is/0DeTaTWater […]
