Tanque Verde Valley Association

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UPDATE: Sandbag stations available in
Pima County Oct. 10

Note: This story has been updated with the correct time and five additional locations.

PIMA COUNTY, Oct. 9, 2025 — Starting Friday, Oct. 10, 2025, sandbag stations will be set up for all Pima County residents due to possible heavy rainfall and flooding, predicted by the National Weather Service for Arizona and southeast California. All stations will be open by 6 a.m. Friday.

Sandbags will be available at these locations:

Arivaca: 16091 W. Universal Ranch Road, Arivaca Volunteer Fire Department
Mount Lemmon: E. Carter Canyon Road and N. Sabino Canyon Parkway
Catalina/Oro Valley: 3885 E. Golder Ranch Drive, Golder Ranch Fire District
Sahuarita: E. Dawson Road and S. Country Club Road
South area: 1313 S. Mission Road, Pima County Maintenance Yard
Ajo Highway area: S. Camino Verde and W. Ajo Hwy, fire station
Vail: 14550 E. Sands Ranch Road, Rincon Valley Fire Station
Ajo: 1131 N. Ajo Well Road, Pima County Maintenance Yard
Northeast: E. Snyder Road and N. Lason Lane
North: N. Pima Canyon Drive and E. Ina Road
Green Valley: N. La Cañada Drive and W. Paseo del Chino (northeast corner)
Avra Valley: 15790 W. Silverbell Road, Avra Valley Fire District
Picture Rocks: 6225 N. Sandario Road, Picture Rocks Fire District

County residents are invited to fill up no more than 20 sandbags per vehicle. For safety and convenience, it is recommended that residents bring a shovel and gloves to assemble the sandbags.

Residents can also sign up to receive emergency alerts at MyAlerts.pima.gov.

For additional information or language assistance, please contact the Pima County Department of Transportation at 520-724-6410.

Our Mission

Tanque Verde Valley Association, Inc. is dedicated to preserving the inherent scenic and ecological characteristics of our area. Our volunteers collaborate to resolve issues that affect the entire Tanque Verde Valley and the Eastside of Tucson, Arizona.

About Us

We are a 501(c)3 all volunteer nonprofit organization that is committed to protecting our community. Although we are not a homeowner’s association, we work quickly to mobilize the community to address problems and create solutions.

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What we do

When there are issues that affect the Tanque Verde Valley and Tucson's Eastside, our volunteers collaborate with our neighbors to help organize the community. By collaborating, we can help resolve problems and find solutions.

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Our goal is to maintain the beauty and integrity of the Eastside of Tucson. If you are interested in learning more about us, contact us today.

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