What's New and Latest Updates
Newly Elected Board Members
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| William H. Griggs |
Richard (Dick) Rydin |
Neil M. Volmer |
Sheriff's Seminar
MBV parking lots will be patched and
re-lined April 17 & 18 and April 24 & 25. Parking will be very
limited on those days, so please plan accordingly.
New MountainBrook Village Phone Directories
Be sure to pick up your copy of the new MountainBrook Village phone directory now available in the Activity Office.
The excellent photography work on the cover is courtesy of resident Fred Greenway.
Click Here for a brochure that contains all the rules and schedules as they are printed on the handout
that goes with all guest passes. It is also available in the Activity Office lobby.
Sewer Odors
Do not call anyone, because telephone calls just fall through the crack. Instead, send an email or letter to the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality. Your written correspondence should be logged in and become a part of the records.
For your convenience, an email form can be found by CLICKING HERE, making it quick and easy to register a complaint.
Library
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
Your Library is open every day all summertime 6AM-10PM. You can gain entrance after office area is closed by using your FOB at the front east entrance of the library. Please consider donating DVD’s and good books. Your can put those items into the donation box. Also- please remember to put the DVD disc back in the case, currently there are 18 cases with disc missing!!! Magazines are always very much appreciated and you can place them directly in the magazine areas. There is a rack for hometown newspaper also in your MBV Library.
Your library will continue to be staffed by volunteers during the summer months. Stop and say thanks for all their work. Currently there are over 35 volunteers working to make you MBV Library an asset to your community. If you have any questions during the month of June you can call Sue Kloosterman,
and in July you can call Joyce Schenck.
ENJOY YOUR LIBRARY!
ANDREA’S CLOSET
When hospitalized children face frightening medical treatments,
Andrea’s Closet brings them comfort and distraction by allowing them to
select a special gift from a toy-filled closet. Many of these children are receiving chemotherapy
treatments, and their immune system is low; therefore it is requested that all
donations be new.
You can help fill Andrea’s Closet in Banner Children’s Hospital in
Mesa.
Children are thru age 18.
Call Barbara Sebring @ 983-0495 with questions.
