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Do you qualify for a
FREE BUS RIDE?
Camel Express can provide you FREE transportation
locally and to Blythe, Yuma, Parker & Lake Havasu City!
Qualifications:
Set by WACOG (Western Arizona Council of Governments):
60+ years of age, meet low income limits, Year-round Quartzsite resident
RIDE the Bus: MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30am-4:00pm
Sign up & Reserve your trip today!
Call: 928-927-4333 Ext. 3
Quartzsite Town Hall, 465 N. Plymouth Ave.
www.QuartzsiteAZ.org
HOURS: Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. 9-5
Sun 9-2 - Closed Monday
Call Arnold at 602-736-7833
BICYCLES - New, Used & Repairs
Automotive Performance Parts
New & Used Mobility Scooters
250 E. Main St. Quartzsite, AZ
FORBES ENTERPRISES
NCCR Certified
FRI.
AUG 17
•
7 am
networking
BREAKFAST
Please
Join
us
at
Mountain
Quail
Cafe
Quartzsite
Area
Chamber
of
Commerce
&
Tourism
1240
W.
Main
Street
-
928-927-5200
www.QuartzsiteTourism.com
Order
off
the
menu
Fundraiser
organized
for
monsoon
victim
one
simple
call
to
811
gets
underground
utility-owned
lines
marked
for
free.
not
calling
can
be
life
threatening
and
costly.
You
can
harm
yourself
or
others,
disrupt
natural
gas
service
to
an
entire
neighborhood,
and
potentially
be
responsible
for
injuries,
repair
costs,
and
criminal
penalties.
Natural
gas
lines
can
be
buried
anywhere.
If
you
ever
suspect
a
natural
gas
leak,
call
911
and
Southwest
Gas
at
877-860-6020
immediately,
whether
you're
our
customer
or
not.
Call
811
Before
you
dig!
Whether
you're
a
homeowner
or
professional
excavator,
every
digging
job
requires
a
call
—
even
small
projects
—
so
be
sure
to:
•
Call
811
at
least
two
working
days
before
starting
any
digging
project
•
Wait
for
the
site
to
be
marked
•
Respect
the
marks
•
Dig
with
care
For
more
information
about
natural
gas
safety,
visit
swgas.com/safety
or
call
877-860-6020
Last
week's
wind
storm
struck
the
La
Paz
Valley
RV
park
destroy-
ing
a
trailer
owned
by
a
Quartzsite
Police
Offi
cer,
who
stayed
in
while
working
long
hours
at
QPD.
Unfortunately
this
comes
at
a
time
when
the
kids
are
going
back
to
school
and
money
is
tight
do
to
school
suplies
and
school
clothing,
so
a
fellow
offi
cer
has
set
up
a
fundraiser
to
help
with
expenses.
To
date,
$1,860
has
been
raised;
in
just
4
days!
Local
business
owner,
Nonda
Lewis
of
Windshield
Magic,
said,
"Challenge
to
other
Quartzsite
businesses!
Match
our
donation.
Let's
help
this
single
Mom."
If
you'd
like
to
donate,
visit
the
site:
https://www.gofundme.com/monsoon-victim
