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Verrado is a planned community in Buckeye, laying north of the I-10, approximately 25 miles west of downtown Phoenix. According to the Verrado web page, the population of Verrado is 20,905. Verrado was designed to resemble a small, midwestern town, with the community involvement that implies. Verrado is really two separate communities: the original community, sometimes referred to as “Heritage” which welcomes families of all ages, and the newer “Victory” community that is age-restricted. 41% of Verrado families have children, 60% are child free. 80% of Verrado residents consider themselves “white collar, with 51% reporting their education level as high school and beyond; and 30% reportin

Because most of the residents of Verrado migrated here from another state, there is little cultural commonality among the residents. We have Founder’s Day to commemorate the founding of Verrado back in 2005, and the community sponsors a variety of social events throughout the year that draw significant numbers of people.There are a seemingly large number of churches serving Verrado. Perhaps the most important are Summit Church, Christ Church of the Valley (CCV), and the Refinery. They seem to be largely non-denominational, but all enjoy good attendance and support from the community. As mentioned before, Verrado’s developers intended to give the town the feel of a small, midwestern c

GROWTH is the primary economic interest of Buckeye. Buckeye was originally a farming community. Over the past couple of decades, farms have gradually been sold, primarily to builders who have created an ever-expanding residential area moving outward from Phoenix. More recently, favorable tax incentives for businesses, as well as proximity to a major east/west highway (the I-10), has attracted companies building major warehouse facilities around Verrado and neighboring cities. concerns about growth, maintenance of our lifestyle and, of course, water issues separate from agriculture have become major concerns. Within the last couple of years, a major concern about distribution of water am

There are two 18-hole golf courses in Verrado which offer memberships to men and women. They are a major attraction in drawing prospective residents to Verrado and are important social meeting places.Verrado also has two community centers, complete with gyms, swimming pools and meeting rooms that are available for clubs and classes.Verrado currently has three restaurants that serve as important meeting places for residents: Ciao grazie, the Verrado Grill and Tempo. Several new restaurants are scheduled to open in the next couple of months, and the commercial area around the newly opened Fry’s Marketplace on Indian School Road promises to become a central meeting place in the coming ye

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Economic or Environmental Interests

GROWTH is the primary economic interest of Buckeye. Buckeye was originally a farming community. Over the past couple of decades, farms have gradually been sold, primarily to builders who have created an ever-expanding residential area moving outward from Phoenix. More recently, favorable tax incentives for businesses, as well as proximity to a major east/west highway (the I-10), has attracted companies building major warehouse facilities around Verrado and neighboring cities. concerns about growth, maintenance of our lifestyle and, of course, water issues separate from agriculture have become major concerns. Within the last couple of years, a major concern about distribution of water am


Community Activities and Services

Verrado is a planned community in Buckeye, laying north of the I-10, approximately 25 miles west of downtown Phoenix. According to the Verrado web page, the population of Verrado is 20,905. Verrado was designed to resemble a small, midwestern town, with the community involvement that implies. Verrado is really two separate communities: the original community, sometimes referred to as “Heritage” which welcomes families of all ages, and the newer “Victory” community that is age-restricted. 41% of Verrado families have children, 60% are child free. 80% of Verrado residents consider themselves “white collar, with 51% reporting their education level as high school and beyond; and 30% reportin


Cultural or Historical Interests

Because most of the residents of Verrado migrated here from another state, there is little cultural commonality among the residents. We have Founder’s Day to commemorate the founding of Verrado back in 2005, and the community sponsors a variety of social events throughout the year that draw significant numbers of people.There are a seemingly large number of churches serving Verrado. Perhaps the most important are Summit Church, Christ Church of the Valley (CCV), and the Refinery. They seem to be largely non-denominational, but all enjoy good attendance and support from the community. As mentioned before, Verrado’s developers intended to give the town the feel of a small, midwestern c


Community Needs and Concerns

There are two 18-hole golf courses in Verrado which offer memberships to men and women. They are a major attraction in drawing prospective residents to Verrado and are important social meeting places.Verrado also has two community centers, complete with gyms, swimming pools and meeting rooms that are available for clubs and classes.Verrado currently has three restaurants that serve as important meeting places for residents: Ciao grazie, the Verrado Grill and Tempo. Several new restaurants are scheduled to open in the next couple of months, and the commercial area around the newly opened Fry’s Marketplace on Indian School Road promises to become a central meeting place in the coming ye
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