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June 8, 2021

Patti Greeneltch, president at Verde Village Property Owners Association, left, and Vice President Daisie Ferretti look over some of the surveys put out by other communities for their Vision Statements. VVN/Vyto Starinskas

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Verde Village residents asked to look into future for county

Verde Village Property Owners Association is taking the survey so they can submit a Vision Statement and Community Plan in conjunction with Yavapai County’s Comprehensive Plan Update, explained Patti Greeneltch, president of the VVPOA.

By Vyto Starinskas June 8, 2021
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