May 20, 2012
 
                                 WELCOME TO WILLIAMSON VALLEY!

Pines, junipers, aspens, antelope, deer, jackrabbits, bunnies, javalina and other wildlife, mountains and hills, creeks and streams, horses, cattle, ranches, rural communities, blue skies, wide open spaces, amazing sunrises, spectacular sunsets, peace and quiet, beauty, hiking, horseback riding, access to unlimited off-road recreation, cycling, nearby lakes for kayaking, fishing, friendly people, country living at its best!  What more could you ask for than beautiful, rural, incredible Williamson Valley.
 
Our goal is to maintain this rural haven and lifestyle - won't you please join us! 
 

Committed to preserving the lifestyle & spirit of Williamson Valley   
 
WVCO Inc. is a community based volunteer organization [see ABOUT US] with the original mission of developing a Williamson Valley Community Plan, to get it adopted as part of the Yavapai County General Plan, and continue to serve as a voice for Williamson Valley residents. Williamson Valley residents, in several surveys, clearly indicated that they want to preserve their rural residential lifestyle and the scenic values of their valley. During 2005-2006, volunteer residents of the WV Corridor Planning Steering Committee developed a Community Plan based on three surveys and community input at three public meetings. The Community Plan was submitted to several government agencies and interested organizations for comment, and their comments were incorporated in the final draft Community Plan [see COMMUNITY PLAN]. The proposal to adopt the Plan as a Community Plan amendment to the Yavapai County Plan was denied by the County Board of Supervisors on Monday, March 1, 2010. 
 
While the Community Plan was rejected by Yavapai County, the Plan continues to document the desire of a majority of the residents to maintain the scenic, rural and residential character of the area. The Plan serves as a guide for government officials and community residents in making decisions about the future growth of the area.
 
To learn more about the Community Plan, go to the "Community Plan" page. 
 
For more information about WVCO, please go to the "About Us" page.
 
WVCO May 2012 Community Meeting
There will be no Community Meeting in May but the June meeting will be most interesting.  We will be presenting an update on Williamson Valley Road and it's future.  More information will follow.  You won't want to miss this one.
2012 Membership Renewal and New Member Drive!  
Membership entitles each adult household member to voting rights.  Membership is open to all adult residents and property owners in the Williamson Valley community and those who support the purposes of WVCO, Inc.

It's that time of year again.  If you are currently a member of WVCO, we ask that you renew your annual membership (based on calendar year) for 2012.  If you are not yet a member, please join us.  Annual membership dues for 2012 are $25.00 per household, an increase of $5.00 over previous years.  We also welcome donations in any amount!

We need your help - both financially and, if you are able, the gift of your time!  Membership assessments are greatly needed to keep WVCO going as the voice of your community.  Our goal is to keep you up-to-date with important news affecting the Williamson Valley residents, provide you with information on various issues such as water, redistricting, local candidates, Williamson Valley Road, real estate, local events, etc.  It takes money to prepare and send newsletters and maintain a website - it takes people to attend meetings, write articles, research, etc., to stay on top of issues and activities and maintain our website.  Anything you can do will help.  If we all work together, we can accomplish much more.
Click here to download a membership form. 
 


Contact Us

WVCO, Inc.

P.O. Box 4293
Prescott, AZ 86302

contact@williamsonvalley.org


 

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