The CORNVILLE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC., a non-profit corporation under the laws of the State of Arizona, is organized exclusively for charitable, educational, and scientific purposes to maintain and enhance rural lifestyles, natural resources, economic values, health, and safety within the unincorporated Cornville postal area of Yavapai County. 



All emailed notifications are sent from ccacommunications2021@gmail.com 

SURVEY ANNOUNCEMENT FROM YAVAPAI COUNTY

Yavapai County has announced additional surveys available for public comment.

Please consider taking these surveys and to communicate this as widely as possible.  Click here to follow link. 

The Association is on its summer break.  The next general meeting will be September 14th at Oak Creek Elementary School.

HAVE A SAFE AND FUN SUMMER!

 The Cornville Vision 2032 document is available!

Greetings Cornville Community Association Members,

I wish to thank you for being a member of the Cornville Community Association.  There have been many changes to the CCA in the last few months.  The CCA held its annual meeting on April 13^th after not holding a meeting in 2020 due to the Covid 19 pandemic.  The meeting was held in the open air of Windmill Park where all seven board of director seats were up for grabs.  With 12 members running to fill these seats, the following directors were elected:

·       John Alvey

·       Sunny Baugh

·       Jim Collins

·       Paul Koepping

·       Ken Frankel

·       Eric Wyles

·       Maren Joslin

At this time, I would like to thank the departing members of the board of directors for the wonderful job they have done leading Cornville through the issues of the past and guiding us toward the future.  A heartfelt thank you goes out to Bev Jackson, Deanna King, Judy Miller, and Stephen Cassagio.

Also attending our annual meeting and taking questions from the members were James Gregory, District 2 Supervisor, and Donna Michaels, District 3 Supervisor.  Some major topics discussed were traffic on Cornville Road, the illegal camping and dumping on National Forest and State Trust lands, and the expansion of Windmill Park.

CCA officers were elected at the April 19^th board of directors meeting.  Jim Collins was elected President, Sunny Baugh as Vice-President, Ken Frankel as Treasurer, and Paul Koepping as Secretary.  These volunteers will be directing your Cornville Community Association for the next year and are eager to listen to your concerns for the future of Cornville.

Along with the seating of the new board, committees have been set up to work in various areas of interest in Cornville.  The Planning and Zoning Committee is being chaired by Eric Wyles.  The Membership Committee is being chaired by Cindy Molin. The Parks and Trails Committee is being chaired by Stephen Cassagio.  The Bylaws Committee is being chaired by Ann Babbitt.  We are also discussing the formation of a new committee, the Transportation or Circulation Committee to work with the county to control traffic on Cornville and Page Springs Roads.  We are currently considering members who are interested in participating on the Transportation Committee or any of the other committees.  Please let us know if you would like to be a member of a committee.

The major project of the association in the last few months has been the Cornville Vision element of the Yavapai County Comprehensive Plan 2032.  Our thanks go out to Judy Miller for leading this project and to all the volunteers who have put their time and effort into gathering the information required to compose our vision for Cornville over the next 10 years.  I truly hope that all members were able to participate in the Cornville Vision survey as well as the survey put out by the county.  Your input is invaluable in arriving at the vision for Cornville’s future.  In addition to the surveys, we held an Open House at Desert Star School on May 18^th to allow the public to see and comment on what has been accomplished.

I would like to thank you all for being members of the Cornville Community Association and urge you to participate at our meetings and upcoming events.  More on these in a later letter.  Please also talk to your friends and neighbors in Cornville and, if not already members, urge them to join.  The strength of our association relies on the number of members that we represent.  If you have an item or program that you would like the CCA to consider at future meetings, please feel free to contact me to discuss.  There will be future letters to keep you abreast of the happenings of the association, but you can always access our website at cornvilleaz.org to get the latest information and to contact your board of directors directly.

Best Regards,

Jim Collins

President – CCA

928-300-0613

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