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Yuma Community Guide 2015-2016 Contents Welcome Complimentary ˚ ˚ ˚ ˚ ˚ ˚ ˚ Yuma muni Com ty Refere nce 2015 - 2016 Guide YUMA AREA’S BEST GUIDE Representing locally owned & operated businesses community information • education medical care • professional services • real estate retail • dining • attractions oversized Yuma area map and more! visityuma.com yumacommunityguide.com Welcome! You will find it all in Yuma – leisure pursuits such as Yuma is home to two military bases, the US Army golf, parks, arts, culture, history, as well as fine dining Yuma Proving Ground and the US Marine Corp Air and premier accommodations. Station, which has one of the longest runways in the Visit the Yuma Territorial Prison and Yuma country, shared with the Yuma International Airport. Quartermaster Depot State Historic Park to learn about This informative annual Yuma Community the history of Yuma. Reference Guide has been enhanced in Due to its desert climate, Yuma is listed in the Guiness content and circulation to connect businesses and Book of World Records as the sunniest place on earth, services with locals, seasonal residents and with 4,174 out of a possible 4,456 hours of daylight each newcomers. We strive to select local services with a year, or about 94% of the time. Average annual rainfall proven track record offering superb customer care. is only about three inches. Average high temperatures This resource magazine promotes “BUY LOCAL” with in January of 70 degrees bring approximately 95,000 primary inclusion of locally owned and operated snowbirds to Yuma County each year, doubling the businesses and services offering more personal care year round population. and to retain dollars within the Yuma has deep roots in local community.In addition, the agricultural industry, yumacommunityguide. with fields of produce com, combines this premier and vegetables. A $3 print guide with an online billion annual industry resource for Yuma, viewable today, with a year worldwide. round growing season, agriculture employment Whether you’re a local, is nearing 50,000. visiting overnight, for a week The primary crops or a season, you’ll appreciate include leaf, head and romaine lettuce, corn, cotton, all the resource information broccoli, cauliflower, melons and citrus. Yuma County this Guide provides, including a basic map of Yuma is first in Arizona and third in the nation for vegetable to help you get around. Each advertiser is dedicated production, with local fields reaching dinner plates to providing the highest quality in customer service. around the world. Yuma County is also first for lemon, This Guide is sponsored solely by these businesses, tangerine, watermelon and cantaloupe production. so please let them know you found them in this Yuma Wheat is also grown, with most being exported to Italy. Community Reference Guide. With ideal soil and mild warm weather, Bard Valley just Enjoy the Yuma area and all it has to offer! north of Yuma is now the world’s largest producer of Published by Compass Marketing Group, LLC premium Medjool dates. 480.513.8147 • [email protected] yumacommunityguide.com This guide promises to be something you’ll depend on for everything to know about the Yuma area. But there will be times when you want easy access to information, location and businesses and don’t have your Guide with you. Log on to yumacommunityguide.com on your computer or mobile device and you’ll have it all at your fingertips. Bookmark it today and you’ll never be without this excellent Yuma area resource! ☛ Scan this code with your mobile device to get mobile access. You can download a free app for this service. yumacommunityguide.com COMMUNITY GUIDE 2015-2016 Yuma 1 Yuma Community Guide 2015-2016 contents Welcome..............................1 Neighbors: Somerton, San Luis, Wellton, Foothills ...4-5 Important Phone Numbers .................6 Local Radio & TV........................7 Newcomer Information .................8-9 23 Business Directory ..................10-11 features Community Services ....................15 Advice for Canadians in Arizona .......3 Your Health ..........................16 Safe House .........................11 Worship .............................20 The Power of Winter Visitors . .12 Shop ‘til you Drop! ..................21-22 Get A Ride! - Transportation solutions ...13 Find a Home! ......................23-25 It’s a Date!..........................14 Eat, Drink and Be Merry!..............26-27 Senior Resources ....................19 Excellence in Education...................30 Field to Fork - Yuma farmers’ markets ...28 Enjoy RVing...What a Life!.............32-33 Local Events to Note.................31 Historic Downtown ..................34-36 Sanguinetti House...................36 Arts & Culture......................37-38 Enjoy Gardening? Join the Club! ......41 Attractions & Recreation ..............39-40 Yuma Plugs In ......................46 Tee Time! ............................43 Over the Border - Los Algodones ......47 Coupons .............................45 Index of Advertisers ....................48 Yuma Map/Distribution locations ..back cover foldout Published for locals, snowbirds and newcomer Buy Local! residents within the greater Yuma area. This Community Reference Guide is supported solely by the participating businesses within this publication. Please show your appreciation by supporting these sponsors. This annual publication is distributed free of charge throughout Yuma County. Copyright © 2015 Compass Marketing Group, LLC. All rights reserved. No part of this publication, including design, layout and integration 26 may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission. For information, call 480.513.8147 e-mail [email protected] Art Direction: Pam Hahn, in Demand arts Marketing Agents: Eileen Kotula, Candace Kirk Distribution: Tony Cuellar Printed in Arizona, USA 34 yumacommunityguide.com COMMUNITY GUIDE 2015-2016 yumacommunityguide.com 2 Yuma Advice for Canadians in Arizona Provided courtesy of the Consulate General of Canada in Los Angeles The vast majority of Canadians who visit Arizona have a safe and rewarding experience. To make the most of your stay and prevent problems before they occur, we encourage you to follow these recommendations. A Certificate of Canadian Citizenship is not a travel azein.gov/azein/default.aspx for further information. document. A Canadian passport is the only reliable Check with your travel agent or tour operator to and universally accepted travel and identification confirm your travel plans prior to departure. document available to Canadians for the purpose of international travel. Canadian citizens returning Sign up for the Registration of Canadians Abroad to Canada who present other documents, such as a service at www.travel.gc.ca/register, so we can Certificate of Canadian Citizenship, birth certificate, contact and assist you in an emergency abroad, such provincial driver’s license, or foreign passport, as a natural disaster or civil unrest, or inform you of instead of a Canadian passport, may face delays or an emergency at home. be denied boarding by transport companies. Invest in the best supplemental travel insurance you The Consulate General of Canada in Los Angeles can can afford before leaving Canada to avoid the high offer you emergency passport services under certain cost of trip cancellation, hospitalization, medical circumstances. Please contact our consular staff for evacuation or another emergency. A single accident more information. or medical evacuation could result in years of debt for you or your family if you are unprepared. Your Obtain all required visas or permits if you will be provincial or territorial health insurance is almost marrying, studying, residing or working in the U.S. For certainly not adequate abroad. more information on documentation requirements, please refer to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration For more information on Consular Services, please Services website at www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis. visit www.travel.gc.ca/servicesoffered. A maximum admission period of six months is the Check our United States Travel Report at www. norm for Canadian citizens visiting the U.S. The travel.gc.ca/travelreports for the latest safe-travel length of time you are allowed to visit is determined information. by U.S. officials when you enter the country. Be careful not to overstay your allotted time, as it may In an emergency, contact us at: lead to complications. Consulate General of Canada 550 South Hope Street, 9th floor, Los Angeles, CA Be aware that if you break U.S. laws, you are subject 90071 USA to the local judicial system. The U.S. Zero Tolerance Tel.: 213-346-2700 Policy imposes severe penalties for the possession Emergency tel.: 213-346-2700, option 4 (weekdays of even a small amount of an illegal drug, and many 8:30 - 16:00) Canadians get into serious trouble for buying, selling, Emergency toll-free to Ottawa (24 hours): using or transporting drugs in the U.S. 1-888-949-9993 Canadians who intend to take a cruise embarking Fax: 213-620-8827 from California should consult our fact sheet entitled E-mail: [email protected] Advice for cruise travelers at www.travel.gc.ca/ Web: www.losangeles.gc.ca publication. Many types of natural disasters, such as heavy rains and floods, can occur at any time. There may be disruptions in transport, utilities, emergency and medical care, as well as food, fuel and water supplies. Visit the Arizona Emergency Information Network website at Travel.gc.ca yumacommunityguide.com COMMUNITY GUIDE 2015-2016 Yuma
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