Due to Scheduling Problem with Broad Members this month’s board meeting will be held on October 25 2012. If you have any question please call Jerry @ 636-0250
Verde River Film
39 People came down to the Community Center and watched Viva la Verde by Hugh-Man Productions on October, 12 2012, with Popcorn, Cookies, Bread Coffee and Soda. If yo wish to buy is film please Conect Hugh Denno via email at hughmanproduction@gmail.com or via phone at (714)928-2132. I price will be $20 plus shipping.
October 4 2012 PACO General Meeting
October 4 2012 PACO General Meeting will be held at Paulden Community Center @ 7pm
September 6 2012 PACO General Meeting
PACO General Meeting will be held on September 6 2012 will be held at the Paulden Community Center @ 7 pm
Paulden Area Community Origination Aug Meeting Live on Google Hangout
You Can View it here.
The Movie they are talking about is The Milagro Beanfield War.
August 2 2012 PACO General Meeting
The PACO General Meeting will be held at the Paulden Community Center @ 7 PM
PACO’s 10th Annual Arts and Crafts Festival
Paulden Area Community Origination 10th Annual Arts and Crafts Festival
On Oct 6 2012 from 9 am to 4 pm.
Sign of you are coming on Google Plus
Register Now via email pldenareacommorg@gmail.com
Booths are 30 dallors
Food Venors is 50 Bucks
Raffle will be a verity of gift Cards Tickets are 1for a dollar 6 for $5
Article from CVR
Fire smolders at burnt out Paulden home
Officials urge care in extreme fire conditions
CVFD firefighter Darrell Buntin rolls up a hose after dousing a small fire in Paulden Monday morning. This was the second fire at that location, following a fire April 5 that destroyed the home and the third fire since Jan. for the property owner.
Review/Matt Santos
Matt Santos
Reporter
Chino Valley Fire District personnel responded to a report of a structure fire on Robin Drive in Paulden at about 8:45 a.m. Monday, the same address that was the scene of a fire on April 5 of this year.
Monday’s call was the third for the Paulden homeowner, who also lost a home two blocks away on Abra Drive Jan. 23.
“We don’t have a cause of today’s fire, but it looks like nobody was home,” said CVFD chief John Ginn.
According to the firefighters on scene, Mondays fire appeared to have been started by someone using a cutting torch during the weekend to clear the debris left over from the April fire.
Ginn said the CVFD also responded to grass fire this past Sunday, and a small grass fire on Saturday that was started by a child playing with matches.
“Any open flame, welding, torches, even briquette barbeques are illegal under our current county fire ban,” said Ginn. “Businesses can apply for a waiver through the county, but for the most part it’s just not allowed. The only flame that’s really allowed is a gas barbeque grill.”
Ginn warned that any activity or tools that generate heat could pose a danger and property owners should also be aware of fuels that could invite tragedy.
“We responded to a fire on June 23 that was started by a man using a grinding wheel, and the sparks ignited dried grass, traveling to the house next door,” said Ginn. “Until we get some significant rain, we all have to be careful. Clearing a 15 to 20 foot area around your home and structures is really important.”
Information on county fire bans is available by visiting www.regionalinfo-alert.org, calling the Yavapai County Office of Emergency Management at 928-771-3321, or contacting the CVFD at 928-636-2442.