Lot owners, homeowners, residents, tenants, and their guests must comply with Community Documents.

CenturyLink,  855-846-8343  WWW.CENTURYLINK.COM  Phone, DSL Internet

Community Water,  520-625-8409  WWW.COMMUNITYWATER.COM  Water

Cox Communications,  866-660-4932  WWW.COX.COM  Cable, Internet, Phone

Southwest Gas,  877-860-6020  WWW.SWGAS.COM  Gas

Tucson Electric Power,  520-623-7711 WWW.TEP.COM Electric

Tucson Water,  520-791-3242                                 Sewer

Trash and recycling

 
Casa Paloma I has exclusive contract with Waste Management ( 866-749-6476) thru March 31 2022 and starting April 1 2022 with Titan Recycle & Trash (520-382-1009) for all trash and recycling services within Casa Paloma I HOA.
Inground trash container and a tub for recycling materials can be used.
Individual homeowners pay Trash Companies.

What can be recycled

Green Valley Council's   Preferred Vendor Program

Represents Green Valley to government agencies. (Green Valley is not Incorporated)

View the Need-A-Ride Brochure

FRIENDS IN DEED Loans Durable Medical Equipment, Provides Transportation

Green Valley Sheriff's Auxiliary Volunteers  (SAV)

        Scam Squad, Check on your residence while you are away, Welfare                 check and more

Community Documents

Minutes

www.gvfire.org

1. Nurse Practitioner: Green Valley Fire Based Urgent Care Service (FBUMS). Purpose is to increase the availability of healthcare to the community by providing either mobile urgent care via the 911 system or pre-scheduled appointments in order to evaluate, diagnose and treat lower acuity illness and injuries. This service is an additional resource to handle non-emergency urgent care type of calls. If you request to be seen by the NP (Nurse Practitioner) and if you don’t need to be transported to an ER, a captain on scene can request that the NP respond with a

dedicated vehicle directly to your home. Alternatively, local residents who have a non- emergency problem can call the NP Hotline at 520-428-0550 to schedule an appointment directly.

2. Smoke Alarms: The Green Valley Fire District offers two programs to help ensure all homeowners have properly working smoke alarms in their homes.

 Smoke Alarm Battery Program: allows homeowners to have their smoke alarm batteries changed every other year for a small fee of $20 for a standard number of alarms (8 or fewer).

 Smoke Alarm Installation Program: allows residents to purchase smoke alarms directly from the Fire Department for $20 each, installed by the GV Fire Corps volunteers.

3. Residential Lock Boxes

 Designed to be a secure method of allowing district firefighters access to your home via a key in your lock box when you are unable to open your own door or in the event of a critical emergency at your residence when you are not at home.

 Cost is $50 for the lock box and $25 for the installation.

www.gvfire.org