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Verde Valley Solar Tour

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Time: October 22, 2011 from 9am to 3pm
Group Type: Open to the Public
City/Town: Verde Valley - Cottonwood, Sedona, Clarkdale and others
Website or Map: http://maps.google.com/maps?l…
Phone: 928 282 2690
Event Type: solar, tour, -, moving, off, fossil, fuels
Organized By: John F Neville
Latest Activity: Sep 30, 2011

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Event Description

Come to the Verde Valley for the 2011 Solar Tour on Saturday October 22 from 9-3. Your host is Sustainable Arizona. This is a FREE self-guided tour. You can visit home and business sites in Sedona and Cottonwood and in-between to see the latest in energy efficiency and clean energy technologies. Meet the experts and learn about incentives and financing options. Guides to the locations will be available after October 15 at http://www.SustainableArizona.org (just follow the front page link to the PDF download). Or you can pick up a print copy at the Sedona Public Library or The Well Red Coyote, both in West Sedona. Contact John Neville at jneville@sustainablearizona.org for more information.