Welcome to PALO VERDE PARK NEIGHBORHOOD
Announcement: Come join us as we raise our new flag in honor of service and sacrifice on Memorial Day, followed by an hour of community building when we’ll begin to build out a walking path at the labyrinth.
Palo Verde Park Post
Click image above for the most recent edition of the neighborhood newsletter.
Upcoming Meetings & Events
Monday, May 26. 8 a.m. – 9 a.m. Inaugural flag raising and path building. Veterans Bridge east of the park.
Park improvements are under way. The City of Tucson Parks and Recreation is in the process of building new pickleball and basketball courts, irrigation/turf reduction and lighting as part of the Prop. 407 bond package . A turf reduction concept that would reduce turf by 25 percent, leaving about 14 acres intact. The city is also accepting feedback on a new, inclusive playground. Learn more and share your preference here: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/3715fba3111e4df284a18d451d1ed86e
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!
