Midvale Park Master Review Board

Important Information

Midvale Park Neighborhood Association
in collaboration with the
Tucson Arts Brigade
is proud to announce
The Midvale Park Mural Project
Bringing beauty, pride, and
cultural awareness to our community
through education, art, and social interaction.
To get involved, go to our website:
www.midvaleparkna.org
or send an e-mail to: midvaleparkna@gmail.com

We have received calls of concern from the residents of Midvale Park regarding the dangerous intersection of Headley Road and Oaktree Drive.

There have been several accidents there which have not only resulted in vehicle damage but in property damage. Both streets are City streets not private streets of the Association. When people call voicing their concerns and requesting a traffic signal or stop signs we advise them to call the City of Tucson. Unfortunately when they do call they are told that the City does not have the funding, but they should call the Homeowners Association. This is a frustrating experience for the homeowner that placed the call.

I would urge you to call the office of Regina Romero, your City Council representative at 791-4040 or email her at regina.romero@tucsonaz.gov. Tell her of your concern and ask her to help her constituents in Midvale Park remedy this dangerous situation.

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Important HOA Notice

Safety First

The Midvale Park Homeowners Association Board meetings are held at The Manor at Midvale, 6250 S. Commerce Ct., in the Clubhouse. Please click here for map. The meetings are held the second Thursday of each month at 7:00 pm.

Midvale Park is a master planned community of 3550 homes in the southwest part of Tucson, Arizona. All homeowners within Midvale Park automatically become members of the Midvale Park Master Review Board (Master Association). This is a nonprofit corporation created by recorded deed restrictions called the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs). The CC&Rs set forth basic rules intended to maintain the lifestyle and aesthetic appeal of the Midvale Park community. In this way, the CC&Rs enhance the value of each home and of each neighborhood, making each home a wise and profitable investment.

This website is intended as an informational resource and a communication tool between homeowners and the community management. You can access a variety of resources here — from the actual documents governing the Midvale Park community to Midvale Park community newsletters, City of Tucson web links, and local classifieds.
You can fill out online or print out an architectural review form, fill out a classified ad, or report a concern online.