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8 Welcome Letters 32 Courts
10 Maricopa’s Rich History 34 Nonprofits
12 Survey Says ... 40 Education
14 John Wayne 44 Real Estate
16 911 Air Repair 46 HOAs
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PEOPLE
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different eras
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Welcome The Ak-Chin
to Maricopa Indian Community
A A
s mayor, it is my s Chairman of the Ak-Chin
distinct honor and Indian Community, I would
privilege to welcome like to welcome you to our
you to your new community and invite you and
home in the city your family to visit us!
of Maricopa. Maricopa Ak-Chin is an O’odham word
is a beautiful, young city, translated to mean “mouth of the wash”
having been incorporated or “place where the wash loses itself
nearly two decades ago, in in the sand or ground.” The Ak-Chin
October 2003. As a relatively Indian Community has an enrollment
new city, this can present of more than 1,300 tribal members and
a host of challenges, but it also presents unparalleled a land base of just over 22,000 acres. We were formally organized
Back row left to right: Councilmember Bob Marsh, Councilmember Vincent Manfredi, Councilmember
opportunities for growth, expansion and success! in 1961, under the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934.
Henry Wade, Councilmember Rich Vitiello.
As you have undoubtedly seen, Maricopa is a new, First and foremost, we are a farming community; Ak-Chin
Front row left to right: Councilmember Amber Liermann, Mayor Christian Price, Vice Mayor Nancy Smith.
thriving and beautiful community, and truly an ideal Farms was established in 1963 and currently harvests more than
location to raise a family or retire with purpose. Here we 15,000 acres, making us one of the largest farming communities
have bustling schools, open parks, great amenities, fun in the United States. Cotton is the principal crop while barley,
WELCOME TO THE CITY OF
events, safe neighborhoods, connected social groups, potatoes, alfalfa and corn are also grown. We are home to the Ak-
Councilmember,
MARICOPA
new and expanding businesses — you will find there is Chin Him-Dak Eco-Museum, the first of its kind in the country.
no shortage of things in which to immerse yourself. The Him-Dak Eco-Museum is a place where objects of our past, Vincent Manfredi
Despite all these great reasons to live here, I believe our culture and traditions are conserved and shared. 520-316-6823 vincent.manfredi@maricopa-az.gov
our greatest assets in Maricopa are her residents. I know Our local deli, Vekol Market serves as a gas station and cafe
you will quickly discover Maricopa’s unique sense of that offers a variety of options made fresh daily, a wide selection of Mayor, Councilmember,
community spirit, pride and belonging that is getting groceries, a dining area and a patio with outside seating. Christian Price Rich Vitiello
harder and harder to find in America today. We have so Ak-Chin Southern Dunes Golf Club, located along Highway
many knowledgeable, intelligent, kind, generous, caring 238, provides a welcoming ambiance with breathtaking views. 520-316-6852 christian.price@maricopa-az.gov 520-858-5852 rich.vitiello@maricopa-az.gov
and friendly neighbors, who are ready to meet you, say Ak-Chin Southern Dunes is perfect for the golf enthusiast but also Vice Mayor, Councilmember,
hello to you in the grocery store, volunteer or simply offers delicious meals at the Arroyo Grille. Southern Dunes is also
lend a hand when needed. rated #6 of golf courses to play in the State of Arizona according Nancy Smith Bob Marsh
Hopefully you will discover what my family and I to Golfweek Magazine. 520-858-4666 nancy.smith@maricopa-az.gov
have come to realize as each day passes. Simply put: We Ak-Chin Circle, entertainment for the entire family! Harrah’s
520-316-6837 bob.marsh@maricopa-az.gov
love Maricopa! And I know you will, too. Ak-Chin Casino offers some 500 luxurious guest rooms with all Councilmember, Councilmember,
On behalf of the entire City Council, welcome home… the amenities to make your stay a comfortable one. The renovated Henry Wade Amber Liermann
and welcome to Maricopa! Bingo Hall, newly added conference/banquet space and restaurants
are first class for everyone to enjoy. Next door, the Ak-Chin Circle 520-316-6825 henry.wade@maricopa-az.gov 520-316-6824 amber.liermann@maricopa-az.gov
Sincerely, Entertainment Center offers “one stop, non-stop entertainment”
featuring theaters (limited seating), bowling, game room, Luxe
Christian Price
Mayor | City of Maricopa
Lounge sports bar, dining; as well as private event facilities.
On behalf of the Ak-Chin Tribal Council and the Ak-Chin
Quality of Life & Livability – Maricopa is a Dream Come True
W
Indian Community, we welcome you to Maricopa and we hope hatever your passion for work or
to see you soon!
play, you will find it in Maricopa,
Sincerely, a new, vibrant full-service suburban city
Robert Miguel just a short drive away from the big city
Chairman, Ak-Chin Indian Community
experience of the Phoenix Metro.
For more information visit us at:
http://www.maricopa-az.gov
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During the next 35 years, Maricopa New office opening in 2021 at the cross streets
Junction experienced modest prosperity
building churches, a hotel and schoolhouse. of Porter and Smith-Enke in the Maricopa Grand
In 1912, under President Taft, the federal Professional Village.
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in 1961.
ince pre-Columbian times, Maricopa Prior to the construction of the Southern The population of Maricopa in 1920 was
has had three distinct locations, each Pacific Railroad, Maricopa Wells was a major 381. In 1930, in the first year of the Great Billing Inquiry Hours
with its unique history. supply post on the Transcontinental Mail Line Depression, that number was reduced to 143. Monday to Friday
Prior to and during the early and Butterfield Overland Stage Mail Line. Later, in 1935, the M&P Line closed. Over the 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
colonial period, native bands of Upon completion of the SPRR in 1879, the following decade, the area struggled with the Saturday and Sunday
the Akimel O’odham (Pima) and Pee-Posh post was moved south to meet the tracks at its effects of the Depression and then a war-time
(Maricopa) lived in the Valley around the second home — Maricopaville — about 3.5 economy. 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Gila River. Relying on native trails and the miles west of its current location. After World War II, the community began
“good-natured” tribes in the area, a stagecoach Maricopaville suffered a short life, lasting to again experience modest growth, even Outages and Emergencies
route was established just west of Pima Butte only about seven years before being moved expanding the schoolhouse to accommodate 24 Hours/7 Days a week at
connecting Tucson with Phoenix. to its third and final locale. There were the growing population. Over the next 60
Along that route south of the Gila River, intentions to build a second rail line to connect years, some of the most well-known Maricopa (520) 424-9021
about eight miles northwest of the current city Maricopaville to Phoenix (M&P Branch families — Smiths, Farrells, Andersons and
limits, a relay station was built. Settlers called Line), but residents in Tempe became upset Burks — moved to the community and ADMINISTRATION OFFICE
the stop Maricopa Wells after the O’odham by the prospect of being excluded from access established their roots. 41630 W. Louis Johnson Drive
word for the Pee-Posh people. A steady supply to the north-south line. In 1886, their noise In 1995, State Route 347 was finished,
of fresh water made it a desert oasis fed by wells eventually forced the M&P Branch terminus paralleling the old M&P Branch Line. The City (520) 424-9311 Tel
reaching into the underground Gila River. (Maricopa Junction) east to where the city of of Maricopa officially incorporated in 2003. (520) 423-4949 Fax
When Arizona became a territory in 1863, Maricopa is today. In less than 15 years, Maricopa’s population
there were only three communities in the state In 1887, the first M&P train went into grew from just over 1,000 to more than 43,000
with considerable size — Tucson, Prescott and operation, and a year later the Maricopa post in 2010. Today, the population is estimated to
Maricopa Wells. office opened. be about 54,000.
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D R I V IN G I S O N LY H A L F T H E F U N
John Wayne AKA The Duke
John Wayne was born Marion Wayne and Johnson moved into the
Morrison in Winterset, Iowa. cattle business in the 1960s, running
a feedlot near Maricopa and a ranch near
He grew up in Southern California Springerville.
and became a movie extra and then
an actor after losing his scholarship to One of Wayne’s favorite watering holes
USC in the 1920s. was Table Top Tavern in Stanfield.
Johnson’s wife Alice put Wayne
on a weight-loss program for his
movie roles.
At the peak of the Wayne and While we’re extremely proud of our track, membership benefits extend far
Johnson cattle partnership, they
had 85,000 head. beyond the twists and turns of the course. With member only events, meet
and greets with racing legends and industry personalities, exclusive collection
Wayne died of cancer in 1979. viewings and fun family-focused activities; the APEX lifestyle is as much
El Dorado Holdings CEO Mike Ingram about connecting with others as it is about the cars. You don’t have to be an
campaigned to have a portion of State experienced driver to have fun and enjoy all that membership has to offer.
Route 347 (Maricopa Road) named John
Wayne Parkway. • Over four miles of road course • The best enthusiast community
Wayne bought 4,000 acres of The Duke Golf Course draws its name • Private, trackside garages • Member only race series
farmland between Maricopa and
Stanfield in the late 1950s.
from Wayne’s nickname. Some streets • Country Club style amenities • Private coaching and instruction
within Rancho El Dorado — Sagebrush Trail,
Rio Grande, Rio Lobo, Cahill and others —
He partnered with local cotton farmer share names with Wayne movies.
Louis Johnson, who managed Wayne’s
farm. The two later merged their properties.
Both now have roadways named for them in
SPORT
Maricopa. The Official Vehicle of APEX Motor Club
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“
We were extremely busy with each
tech averaging 8 to 10 service calls
a day. We brought two more guys
onto the crew. Between the heat
and people stuck at home from the
pandemic, urgency and immediacy
contributed to the need.
”
Victor Moreno
Victor Moreno The region also had its hottest autumn in manufacturer’s warranties. “Preventative “I grew up here, my children are growing up
At 911 Air Repair, it’s
history, with an average high temperature of maintenance is the key,” Nieves said. “We here, and I want them to know how much pride
93.2 degrees from Sept. 1 to Nov. 30. recommend a twice-yearly checkup for your I have in this community and the people in it,”
“This year we experienced the hottest HVAC, spring for the AC and fall for heating.” he said. “My footprint is here in Maricopa.”
all about cool customers
temperatures on record. It was crazy!” Nieves Stellar reviews on social media give Nancy Rollins, his fifth-grade teacher
said at the end of 2020. “We were extremely testimony to the company’s dedication and at Maricopa Elementary, recalled Nieves as
busy with each tech averaging 8 to 10 service drive for excellence in performance and an “amazing student” who was interested in
calls a day. We brought two more guys onto customer service, according to Nieves. everything and loved science and social studies.
the crew. Between the heat and people stuck “We operate from the mentality of In 1995, she said, Nieves and four classmates
By Fran Lyons at home from the pandemic, urgency and customers come first,” Nieves said. “When you entered The Honeywell AeroSpace Challenge
L
immediacy contributed to the need.” treat people well, trust is developed. People will and placed second.
ocally owned and operated by Ray Nieves started his career in the Arizona recommend you to their friends and neighbors. “This was a first for our school and
Nieves, the heating, ventilation and air HVAC business in 2006, learning the skills of 75% to 85% of our business is from referrals Maricopa and set the tone for future first-place
conditioning business strives to be a the trade by repairing, installing and servicing and word-of-mouth.” wins,” she said.
“one-stop shop” for its customers. But every type of air conditioning system — old But Rollins remembers Nieves for more
keeping one’s air conditioning system and new. ‘MY FOOTPRINT IS HERE IN MARICOPA’ than academics.
running was more important than In 2017, he made the decision to open his Born and raised in Maricopa and a graduate “Quiet spoken and thoughtful, close to
ever in 2020. own business in his hometown of Maricopa. 911 of Maricopa High School, Nieves is a tireless friends and his family, Ray was always helping
The Phoenix region had the hottest Air Repair launched, he said, with an emphasis advocate and youth activity sponsor. He lends others,” she said. “He was really community-
summer in its history, shattering the record on service to the customer and the community, financial support to several high school sports minded even as a 10-year-old.”
for the most 100-degree days in a calendar commitment to building relationships built on teams, Little League teams and wrestling events. Over 25 years, Rollins said she has watched
year, with 144. A record was also set with the trust, and quality of workmanship through He is also involved in e-sports at Copper Sky Nieves develop his character and relationships
mercury reaching a high of at least 110 degrees training and certification of its technicians. and outdoor football and basketball events at with people.
for 50 days. That crushed the previous record, With families “sheltering in place” in the Pacana Park. Last October, 50% of the money “He’s just really a good guy,” she said. “He
from 2011, of 33 days. early months of the pandemic, many sought from referrals went to training, equipment and honestly cares about people and service to his
Moreover, August was the hottest ever to improve the quality and purity of air in jerseys for teams. In addition, he works with community. He is always willing to extend a
since records started being kept in 1895, with their homes, he said, noting a whole-house local nonprofits including the Maricopa Pantry. helping hand.”
an average high temperature of 110.7 degrees system can eliminate 99.9% of allergens and He also sponsored the “Maricopa Wild
and an average overall temperature of 99.1 contaminates, including the COVID-19 virus. Horses” public art initiative, purchasing a 911 Air Repair
degrees, both the warmest ever, according to 911 Air Repair repairs all brands of decorated horse sculpture. This is part of his support@911-ac.com
the National Weather Service. residential HVAC systems and honors legacy to his children as a Maricopan, he said. 480-360-1234
Victor Moreno
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36 New Resident & Visitor Guide 2021 • InMaricopa.com/NewResidentGuide InMaricopa.com/NewResidentGuide • New Resident & Visitor Guide 2021 37WHY CHOOSE MUSD? COMPETITIVE PROGRAMMING
PRESCHOOL
We are confident our schools offer
MIDDLE SCHOOLS
MUSD Middle Schools’ Blended
Learning environments melds
traditional instruction and self-paced
is thrilled to offer the AP Capstone
Diploma program. The innovative
program allows students to develop
the skills that matter most for
Maricopa families will find our city’s best and most opportunities for every child. We project-based learning steeped in rigor college success, such as research,
know that much of a person’s and relevance. Students put their collaboration, and communication.
exciting choices for their children’s education in
success begins with the learning that problem solving, forward thinking, Additional paths to graduation include:
Maricopa Unified School District. Our schools are
takes place from birth to five years and creative skills to the test by
steeped in tradition and motivated by innovation.
old. In July 2019, MUSD expanded collaborating in projects to solve real- OPPORTUNITIES
From pre-school through high school, MUSD • AP Capstone Diploma Program
Preschool opportunities at Santa world issues.
captures the connected values of a small town with • College Prep/Central Arizona
Rosa Elementary School. Each
the dynamic academic, social, and extracurricular classroom is led by a certified teacher OPPORTUNITIES College
experiences of a destination city. Here are just a who specializes in Early Childhood • STEAM Initiatives • Online High School Expansion
few highlights that make us stand out in Maricopa: learning. Registration is now open • Blended Learning Opportunities • Career and Technical Education
for three-, four-, and five-year olds. • Culinary
A CHOICE THAT FITS
DEDICATED STAFF Call 520-568-5100 ext. 2502 or stop • Auto Tech
by the District Office to begin the • AFJROTC
enrollment process. We can’t wait to • And many more!
Without exception, our Whichever educational experience you choose, MUSD
meet you!
classrooms are filled with educators is here to provide the quality education and support
your child needs to grow throughout the school year.
who care deeply about the well- OPPORTUNITIES SO MUCH MORE…
being and development of every ONLINE/DISTANCE* IN-PERSON* • Certified Teachers
BEFORE AND AFTER-SCHOOL
• Research-Based Curriculum
child and work skillfully to prepare What that will look like? What that will look like? • Locations at Santa Rosa and PROGRAMS
them for their futures.” Students will attend school Students will attend school Santa Cruz HIGH SCHOOL EXTRACURRICULARS
virtually through: in-person with enhanced “Every Student Graduates” is an • Athletics
– Dr. Tracey Lopeman, Superintendent Elementary Schools
• Synchronous Live safety measures: important goal that emerged through • Arts/Design
• Full-Day Preschool
Instruction • Masks must be worn • Music/Theatre
• Wrap-Around Child Care 6 a.m. our strategic vision. By creating
NATIONAL BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL • Learning Platforms • Social distancing will be
to 6:30 p.m. multiple paths to graduation, MUSD • Clubs
• K-5 Florida Virtual practiced when possible.
• Dual Language Classes Coming is better able to meet the diverse
Pima Butte Elementary is the first MUSD school to be • 6-12 Edgenuity • Lunch and breakfast will
• Google Classroom be served, but students July 2021 needs and interests of our student
recognized as a National Blue Ribbon School and was
one of 367 schools who received the award across will eat in their classroom population. Maricopa High School
the nation in 2020. The United States Department of What should I consider? or assigned area.
Education selected Pima Butte Elementary for being an • Teacher may change • Students will not be
Exemplary High Performing School. Their commitment • Must commit to model allowed to gather in large
to provide a welcoming environment and meet rigorous through the end of the groups and must remain
academic standards inspires excellence. school year with class cohorts.
What should I consider?
• Teacher may change
• Parent must commit to
model through the end of
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
the school year
• May revert back to online MUSD Elementary Schools offer
due to outbreak and leadership development, character
intermittent closure education, and STEAM activities; and
• Social distancing can not the district remains proud of its
be practiced on buses,
masks must be worn at OPPORTUNITIES
all times • Character Education
• Leadership Development
*Subject to change in response to need and evolving COVID-19 data. • STEAM ActivitiesYou can also read
