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The Mesquite Showgirls are looking for ladies who are interested in volunteering their time to perform minor costume repairs and those who would be interested in assembling other items. The Showgirls will provide thread, needles and materials as needed.
Please contact Becky Boyd at [email protected] or call/text 801-699-9947.
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NDOT I-15 Project near mesquite to resume next week (mesquitenv.gov) | |
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Mesquite Police Department Facebook Page
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Interested in Recycling?
City of Mesquite Sanitation is offering recycling for newspapers and for Aluminum cans. It’s complimentary. You just have to sign up with the city at 702-346-5295.
They will bring you the containers specified for each. They pick up once a month.
For more information on this wonderful free opportunity to help the environment, call Mesquite Sanitation again at 702-346-5295.
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Information on construction of Bridge on I-15 in Arizona
Motorists traveling between Southern Nevada and Southern Utah on Interstate 15 should brace for a possible 224-mile detour for the next two years.
Lane restrictions began last week on a stretch of I-15 in Arizona on Virgin Bridge No. 1 as part of a $56 million bridge replacement project. The restrictions are slated to be in place until the spring of 2023, the Arizona Department of Transportation announced earlier this month.
ADOT advises motorists should be prepared to stop and travel through the around-the-clock work zone, located between mileposts 8 and 9, with caution.
The affected stretch of I-15 near Littlefield, Arizona, will be reduced to one lane in each direction across the bridge. The speed limit will be limited to 45 mph in the work zone.
A vehicle width limit of 10 feet and a weight limit of 129,000 pounds also will be in place. Vehicles that exceed those limits will be required to take the 224-mile detour.
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Virgin Valley Water District info
Mesquite doesn’t depend on Lake Mead water for our water.
Yes, our water supply is from the aquifer underneath us.
The aquifer is doing fine, showing no sign of stress.
There you will find a more lengthy description of our water situation under the "News Feed" section. You can go to the Our Water tab on the web page and a drop down menu will appear. Go to Reports and Studies and you will find much more details about the District and our water supply.
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You can bring the Pop Tabs to the Pioneer Center!
We will have someone drop them off!
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How Exercise Enhances Aging Brains
An article in the New York Times states that Sedentary, older adults who took aerobic dance classes twice a week showed improvements in brain areas critical for memory and thinking.
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Contact Person: Nicholas Montoya
Telephone: 702-346-8732 ext. 4000
Fax Number: 702-346-8678
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They have been having some problems at the Mesquite Recreation Center, Sports Complex and Hafen Park with people not adhering to the rules,
- No Animals are allowed at this facility, next time there is a problem City Animal Control will be notified.
- No smoking is permitted at this facility because it is a family center and there are children.
- No Alcohol is permitted, again this is a family center.
Please be considerate of these rules and the Mesquite community, Thank You!
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Sun City Mesquite
Cancer Support
Group for Women
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Please contact
Susan Mongalier,
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City Of Mesquite Volunteer Opportunities
There are currently many opportunities to volunteer in Mesquite. Click the link below for more information.
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Desert Rose Park
640 West Old Mill Road
Restrooms, Yes/Hiking, Yes
Hafen Park
450 West Hafen Lane
Restrooms, Yes/Hiking, No
Hillside Arboretum
951 Hillside Drive
Restrooms, No/Hiking, Yes
Hunter Sports Park
500 East Mesquite Boulevard
Restrooms, Yes/ Hiking, No
Jensen Trailside Park
770 Second South Street
Restrooms Yes / Hiking, No
Library Park
(2) West First North
Restrooms, Yes/ Hiking, Yes
Marilyn Redd Park
25 Marilyn Parkway
Restrooms, Yes/ Hiking, Yes
Woodbury Park
100 Woodbury Lane
Restrooms, Yes / Hiking, No
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Mesquite Regional Park Trailhead
Lower Flat Top Drive
Restrooms, Yes/ Hiking, Yes
Old Mill Park
50 West Old Mill Road
Restrooms, Yes/ Hiking, Yes
Pioneer Park
501 Hillside Drive
Restrooms, Yes / Hiking, Yes
Recreation Center Park
100 West Old Mill Road
Restrooms, Yes / Hiking, Yes
Redd Hills Park
665 Fountain View Lane
Restrooms, Yes / Hiking, No
Sport & Event Complex
1635 Bertha Howe Avenue
Restrooms, Yes / Hiking, No
Veterans Memorial Park
501 Hillside Drive
Restrooms, Yes / Hiking, No
Pulsipher Park
303 Second South
Restrooms, No / Hiking, Yes
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Mesquite Trails
Willow Trail – 2.56
Roadrunner Trail – 4.04
Joshua Tree Trail – 14.48
Woundfin Trail – 9.31
Southwestern Willow Flycatcher Trail – 2.08
Yuma Clapper Rail Trail Paved – 5.94
Jackrabbit Trail – 0.91
Virgin River Chub Trail – 3.82
Flat Top Loop – 1.03
Multi-Use Path – 1.58
Sky Line Trail – 0.64
Desert Wash Trail – 0.89
Foothills Trail – 0.46
Foothills Trail B – 0.13
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