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MARANA2.0 from Infrastructure and Parks to Public Safety and Education, the Future Is Now for Our Community MARANA 2019 Official Guide to Marana, Arizona I am MHC Pullout Marana Map MARANA2.0 From infrastructure and parks to public safety and education, the future is now for our community. www.MaranaChamber.com • (520) 682-4314 • [email protected] LETus STAY Let us open your eyes to a place that will touch your soul and spirit of adventure. WITH YOU.® We are proud to be a part of the Marana community. Renew your sense of wonder and stir your senses with thoughtful luxury, extraordinary cuisine, enriching experiences and impeccable service. Be one of the first to discover our inspired new look and resort-wide renovations at the Forbes Five-Star and AAA 5-Diamond Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain. For more information, contact your travel professional, call The Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain at 520-572-3000 or visit THE RITZ· CARLTON ritzcarlton.com/dovemountain. DOVE MOUNTAIN EXPAND, LOCATE& GROW IN MARANA INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, BUSINES SERV CES, ADVA CED MANUFACT RIN , TRANSP RTATION DIST 1B TION AND LOGISTICS 0------- Marana�Z.gov / economic-development SelectMarana.com MARANA AZ �· 00�0 Im ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Table of Contents Welcome ..................................... 6 Marana Chamber of Commerce ............................. 7 Feature Story ............................... 8 About Marana .......................... 10 The Town of Marana ................ 14 Police Department .................. 16 Important Numbers ................. 17 Fire Department ....................... 18 Volunteering.............................. 20 Utilities & Area Attractions ....... 21 Education .................................. 22 Parks & Recreation ................... 24 Healthcare ................................ 25 Members in Alphabetical Order .................. 28 Members by Category ............ 32 Join the Marana Chamber Today ....................... 48 Marana Marketplace .............. 49 13881 N Casa Grande Highway Marana, Arizona 85653-9312 Phone: (520) 682-4314 Fax: (520) 682-2303 Email: [email protected] Web: www.MaranaChamber.com Cover & Table of Contents Photos Courtesy of the Town of Marana and J.D. Fitzgerald. © 2019 by Marana Chamber of Commerce. All rights reserved. No part of Marana: 2019 Official Guide to, Marana, Arizona may be reproduced in any fashion, including any electronic form, without written permission of the Marana Chamber of Commerce. ENCANTADA DOVE MOUNTAIN Tangerine Rd. & Camino del Oeste (855) 429-5476 • Energy Efficient Design • Granite Counters • Upgraded Appliances • Washers & Dryers • Short-Term Rentals • Gated Community • Dog Ranch • Clubhouse with Coffee Bar • Private Theatre • Refreshing Pool & Hot Tub • Fitness Center G)' PRE-LEASING THIS SUMMER! A-,�LLC LUXURY THOMES EN CANTADA CONTINENTAL RESERVE Arizona Pavilions Dr. (520) 833-0000 Encantada Continental Reserve, located on the Arizona Pavilions Drive, will start taking rental applications this summer. This elegant community will boast luxurious & unparalleled amenities featured in the Encantada Luxury Apartment Home line, including refreshing resort style pool, cabanas, towel stations, state of the art fitness center, private movie theatre, elegant clubhouse & much more! Call today to get further information! Welcome! A Message from Ed Stolmaker President of the Marana Chamber of Commerce ur great community is always evolving. With new parks, businesses, schools, municipal O services and facilities, Marana remains a town on the move. That’s why those of us at the Chamber of Commerce chose “Marana 2.0” as the theme for this year’s directory. Our shared town has come a long way in the past couple of decades. Back in 2000, we had a little more than 13,000 people living here and were just a small place on the outskirts of, Tucson. Now, we have 45,000 residents and are proving to be the place to do business in Southern Arizona. The proof is everywhere. Large industries have presences here. Small, family- owned businesses make up the majority of our Chamber membership. Many restaurants have entered the Southern Arizona market by establishing locations in Marana the past several years. Much of that success is owed to a great partnership we have with Town of Marana government. Our friends with the Town are constantly working to attract commerce and many of those efforts are performed in concert with the Chamber. Our business walk has given Chamber and Town staff opportunities to meet the people who make our commercial sector thrive. The Chamber’s networking events are well-attended by business owners and Town Council, providing another good opportunity for valuable face-to-face interaction. Ed Stolmaker, IOM President/CEO of the Marana On a personal note, it’s been my pleasure to play a small role in Marana’s Chamber of Commerce success. As many of you know, I’m leaving as President/CEO after 15 years on EdStolmaker@ the job. I’ve been proud to serve the community’s business interests, watching MaranaChamber.com our membership almost triple in my time here. All that success is a direct result of hard work by Chamber staff and volunteers. Rebecca, Tammie and Sarah Marana Chamber of deserve a huge amount of credit for what they do to make the Chamber a Commerce Staff trusted partner for our community’s businesses. Rebecca Kososkie Executive Vice President, New President/CEO Audra Winters is ready to build on our solid foundation Membership & Business after serving as President/CEO of the Farmington Chamber in New Mexico Development RebeccaKososkie@ for almost six years. Audra is ready to take on the challenge: the Farmington MaranaChamber.com Chamber is similar in size to what we have in Marana and the community also Tammie McElroy has a proud agrarian history. This is familiar territory for her. Executive Assistant TammieMcElroy@ Audra will be an excellent leader of the organization and I encourage MaranaChamber.com everyone to support her in this journey. We have many great businesses large Sarah Bridges and small here in Marana and the Chamber remains strong in its commitment Administrative Assistant SarahBridges@ to be there when it’s needed most. MaranaChamber.com As always, please support the businesses listed in this guide when you’re looking General Inquiries Info@ for goods and services. As a Marana resident, you can rest assured I will be. MaranaChamber.com 6 2019 Official Guide to Marana, Arizona Marana Chamber of Commerce Marana Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors For more information about the Marana Chamber of Commerce, Networking Events and Marana Chamber Committees, visit www.MaranaChamber.com. 2019 Official Guide to Marana, Arizona 7 Feature Story Marana2.0 arana has changed significantly since its Mincorporation in 1977. From its humble roots as a farming community to its rapid growth through annexation and home-building, Marana has evolved. What’s next? The Town’s strategy involves transforming from the fastest- growing community in Southern Arizona into a hub of business, commerce and entertainment while remaining a place where people enjoy living, raising their families and retiring. Businesses Marana is excited to welcome Carondelet Micro Hospital to the community. The 32,500 square foot building features a 14-bed emergency department, two operating rooms, eight inpatient rooms and has approximately 50 employees. Located on the northeast side of Interstate 10 and Cortaro Road, the facility is part of a larger development that will include restaurant and retail amenities and future hospitality. The micro hospital is the latest addition of medical services to the community following the completion of the Northwest Emergency Center in Marana Center at Photos and renderings courtesy of the Town of Marana Interstate 10 and Twin Peaks Road. Northwest Emergency Top left: Tangerine Sky Community Park opened in Center became fully operational in June 2018, bringing August 2018; Top right: The Marana Gastronomy Tours increased traffic to the area and potential for more journey through wild Sonoran Desert flavors that development. inspire chefs, gourmet foragers, brewmasters, artisanal Additional businesses new to the Marana Center area bakers and distillers; Middle rendering: Carondelet include Hampton Inn and Suites. This hotel will provide Micro Hospital; and Bottom Rendering: The reopening visitors a place to stay overnight when shopping at the of the Ina Interchange over Interstate 10 will take nearby, Tucson Premium Outlets. place in early spring. Education modern technological tools including mobile devices, applications, laptops, learning labs and shared learning To ensure students have the knowledge and skills they spaces. Curriculum will include outdoor interactive need to be successful in college, career and life, Marana learning experiences to prepare children to have Unified School District has begun construction on a state- academic knowledge and skills necessary for college, as of-the art PreK-8 CSTEM School that will offer a creative well as for jobs that have yet to be developed. and specialized academic experience in an innovative 21st century learning environment. The school is slated to open in fall 2019, with enrollment beginning in spring 2019. The facility will be located at Tangerine and Moore roads. The school will focus on computer science, technology, engineering and math academics and using Continued on page 9 8 2019 Official Guide to Marana, Arizona Feature Story In the summer of 2019, the Northwest Fire District plans Marana2.0 to open a station west of I-10 off Tangerine Road. Fire Continued from page 8 Station
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