Happy Holidays, Power Ranch! So that our staff may enjoy time during the holidays with their family the PRCA office has adjusted business hours. We ask that you please plan accordingly and make arrangements for any temporary parking permits for guests who will be coming to visit over the holidays. We wish you and your families a happy and healthy holiday season.

Thank you to all the homes who participated in the Holiday Light Competition! There are some amazing light and decoration displays in our community. We're excited to announce this year's winners!

Kick-off the new year with a unique way to burn some of those holiday calories! Our Line Dance Boot Camp will be four weeks of instructed line dancing, where you'll learn a variety of line dances and have a blast doing it!

The cost is $20 per person for the full four-week program. So grab your friends and get signed up today at the link below! Thank you to our sponsors Denise Siemen and Lisa Rich - The Real Estate Professionals and Shannon Heinze of Guild Mortage!

Did you know that old Christmas and holiday lights can be recycled? The Town of Gilbert's Household Hazardous Waste program will accept old lights and ensure they are disposed of properly. The program is available year-round. So before you toss them in the trash, take a trip down the road and drop them off at the Household Hazardous Waste Facility.

For more information on the program, visit the Town of Gilbert's website.

Four Peaks Landscape is once again offering a discounted rate to have trees in your streetscape trimmed. In January, they will be focusing on the Orchards neighborhood. To schedule a time, please click the link below.

Remember, it is the responsibility of the homeowner to ensure the streetscape is kept clear of branches and debris, this is to allow the safe passage of emergency vehicles, garbage trucks, and other service vehicles.

Who doesn't love to grab a fishing pole and walk down the street to drop a line in? It's a great way to spend a few hours with friends and family. However, it's important to remember that you clean up after yourself.

Be sure to pick up and fishing line, fishing hooks, lures, and other fishing items before you leave. These can become very dangerous to others enjoying the lake, including dogs. Please be a good neighbor and take these items with you when you leave or drop them in a nearby trash can.

Gilbert Fire & Rescue wants to help keep your kids safe, so they have an event scheduled to ensure your car seats are installed correctly. Join them on January 6 at Fire Station No. 8 for an education class.

These certified technicians will not only help with installation, but they will also make sure attendees leave with the knowledge on how to install their child's car restraint on their own in the future. Registration is required, so visit the link below to get signed up.