A 2025 Arizona law (SB 1182) allows construction crews to begin work as early as 5 a.m. on weekdays from May 1 to Oct. 15, overriding local noise ordinances to protect workers from summer heat. Contractors can start loud activities like concrete pouring at 5 a.m., with general construction allowed from 5 a.m. to 7…
Ralph is a young 76–year–old homeowner volunteer board member who has served as the vice president for the Quail Creek (QC) POA since he was elected by the community in 2024. He has resided in Quail Creek since 2008 and has been very active in volunteering for other organizations such as the QC golf association…
Connie Vaughan On Friday, March 6, Youth On Their Own () Pima County turned 40 years old and celebrated their success at their spring luncheon. Representatives from Caring Hearts and Hands of Quail Creek were in attendance to celebrate YOTO’s success. For the last 40 years YOTO has supported over 20,000 youth in their…
Carolann Fougère The Quail Creek Tennis Club served up an exciting weekend of competition during its annual Doubles Tournament, held March 13–15. While the pros battled it out at Indian Wells, 36 of our own enthusiastic and talented players took to the courts for a thrilling and crowd-pleasing event. Congratulations to all of our winners,…
Melani Caron Regardless of the size of any community, there is one thing that every community needs: resident volunteers. April is National Volunteer Month, and I am grateful for the wonderful homeowners who have generously given of their time to serve. Quail Creek has volunteers serving in the capacity of one of the many POA…
Shireen Kolarik Quail Creek Pickleball Club members had a gas at their largest event ever. On March 14, 30 courts and both ramadas were used to host over 150 players and 20 volunteers for our first Picklepalooza. Members grooved to music from the Woodstock Festival, curated by Bill Foraker, while they played pickleball, met new…