Perri Jones On April 5 Team Andrew hosted the Second Annual Quail Creek, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) Fundraising Walk. The goal this year was set at $3,000, and as of this submission, the total collected for mental health and suicide prevention was a whopping $6,089! Team Captain Perri Jones would like to thank…
Joan M. Brown, Secretary, QC Unit Representatives Club The Quail Creek Unit Representatives Club’s 2025 officers are as follows: Chair: Bobbi Gordon Vice Chair: Martha Love Secretary: Joan Brown The Mission of the Quail Creek Unit Representatives Club is to provide informal leadership and organization for our respective units to maintain and improve the quality…
Common venomous desert “pests” and snakes in the Southwest. How to recognize them, where to find them, and what to do if bitten or stung. Snakes Western Diamondback Rattlesnake • Most common venomous snake in the Southwest. • Identified by a triangular head, diamond-shaped back patterns, and black/white bands near the rattle. • Found sunning…
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We ask because we care. The Daily Check-In is available to the residents of Quail Creek who want a straightforward way to let someone know that they are okay. It involves partnering two people up who will send and receive a short text message on a daily basis to check in with each other. There…
At the intersection of Wigeon Drive and Quail Crossing Blvd. (turn to Canyon Club), new stop signs have been installed. This intersection is now a 4-way stop. All traffic must come to a complete stop in all directions. Pedestrians have the right of way. Please proceed with caution and yield accordingly.
Melani Caron Residents are encouraged to attend and observe the open board of directors meetings. At the end of each board meeting, homeowners are welcome to participate in an “open forum.” Here are a few tips: 1. Put your request in writing. This isn’t mandatory, but it helps you and the board. Some questions may…