PCQC Photo Contest Winners

Where in the World Is the “Crossing”?

TWOQC Hatchet Job—Just for Fun!

Learn One, Do One, Teach One

Quail Crossing Boulevard Basin Restoration Completed

In February, the Felix Landscaping crew focused on restoring the large catch basin near the Administration building. The team concentrated on thinning vegetation that had grown thick over time, obscuring many of the basin’s original features. By clearing the area, crews were able to fully re-expose the water spout between the sales office and Quail…

TWOQC Honor Flight Awareness Event April 24

Pam Hartwell-James The Women of Quail Creek (TWOQC) will host an Honor Flight Awareness event on Friday, April 24, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. in the Madera clubhouse Crystal Ballroom. All Quail Creek residents are invited and encouraged to attend. Honor Flight Southern Arizona exists for one sacred purpose: to send our veterans to Washington,…

Hello from the ALC Department

Karen Bartlett, ALC Supervisor With spring officially arriving, it is the time to take inventory of your yard, assessing the health and maintenance of the cacti, trees, and bushes. Each front yard is required to have one focal element. • A tree with a minimum height of five (5) feet from grade • A saguaro…

Golf Course Agronomy Update

We are in the busiest golf months of the year, and the courses are full every day. It’s great to see so many golfers enjoying what has been a mild winter, which has had some good winter rains. Help us take care of the turf! Below are a few reminders about golf cart tires and…

Experts to Discuss Reducing Wildfire Risks at QC on April 2

When: Thursday, April 2, from 9:30 a.m. to noon. Doors open at 9 a.m. Where: Crystal Ballroom, Madera clubhouse Who: • Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management • University of Arizona Cooperative Extension • Green Valley Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) • Quail Creek POA • Quail Creek Firewise Task Force What: • Learn…

Prevention of Kitchen Surface Fires

Hey, good lookin’, whatcha got cooking? Cooking brings families together, but it also remains the leading cause of home fires in the United States. According to NFPA (National Fire Prevention Association), during 2017-2021, cooking caused an average of 158,400 reported home structure fires per year (44 percent of all reported home fires in the U.S.).…