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http://www.tatumranch.org/ The Tatum Ranch Community Association, which oversees architectural changes within Tatum Ranch as a whole, and maintains landscaping along streets such as Tatum Blvd. and Dixileta Drive, and within portions of Tatum Ranch that do not have their own homeowners association.
http://www.ci.phoenix.az.us/ The City of Phoenix. Useful information, including recycling guidelines, and the holiday trash collection schedule. If you have extra non-hazardous household waste that will not fit in your green can, or an accumulation of recyclables that will not fit into your blue can, you can take them to the city’s landfill near I-17 and Happy Valley Road. Follow these links to the city’s website for the location of the North Gateway Transfer Station and Materials Recovery Facility, and information on what materials will be accepted there. See the instructions provided on the website to see how residents can generally use the facility without charge.
Several times a year, the city accepts certain designated hazardous materials at special events. The city’s website gives the details, including times, dates and locations. The most convenient facility for Tatum Village residents is generally the Paradise Valley Community Center, north of Bell Road on the west side of 40th Street.
http://www.maricopa.gov/ Maricopa County.
Valuable links include the County Recorder, for recorded documents, and the County Assessor, for Residential Parcel Information, and Maricopa County Tax Levy and Tax Rates.
Look for the latest inspection reports for our pool & spa:
County Inspections of Tatum Village pool
County Inspections of Tatum Village spa
See the website of the County Treasurer and click on “Parcel Inquiry” to look at an online copy of your current tax bill, and check your payment status.
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