Jerome Chamber of Commerce

This is a mobile repair service for recreational vehicles, so a technician drives to where the rig is parked instead of the owner hauling it in. The work covers electrical systems, heating and cooling, slides, leveling and roof repair. The service area takes in Jerome, Sedona and Rimrock, and the family run business has worked in the area since 2009. Hours run from midnight to noon, so reach out early in the day. Call (928) 634-2133 or write to Joshua@yourrvmedic.com to book a visit and ask what a service call costs. The website has a form for scheduling.

Jerome Humane Society is on Allen St in Jerome. Its website says that since opening in 1992 it has spayed or neutered and vaccinated thousands of cats and dogs, both owned pets and feral animals, and that it works for the animals of the old mining town. No opening hours are published here, so call (928) 634-6166 to ask about clinic days, fees and how to bring an animal in. Staff can use the claim link on this page to send us hours and other details we can check and add.

Jerome Public Works handles water, sewer, trash, and recycling for the town of Jerome. The office is at 600 Clark Street. Call (928) 634-7943 to ask about service at a home or business, to report a water or sewer problem, or to learn the trash and recycling pickup days. People who are new to Jerome can use this number to set up service. The town website has news and notices, such as work that may shut off water for a while. Ask how pickup works on your street and where to set out bins.

Espresso drinks, breakfast and lunch are the menu at 416 Main Street in Jerome, Arizona. Doors open at 9 in the morning and close at 6 in the evening, Thursday through Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday are closed days. The website also has a page about staying overnight above the cafe. Call (928) 634-2733 or write to theflatironcafe@icloud.com to ask about that room, or about a table for a group. Since the kitchen stops in the early evening, this is a morning and midday stop rather than a dinner one, and the menu is posted online.

Vino Zona is a wine tasting room and wine store on Main Street in Jerome, Arizona. The room pours small batch wine made in Arizona and also shows work by local artists. It is open every day, with a later close on Friday and Saturday. Dogs are welcome. No food is served. The listed phone takes text messages only, so send a text or an email with questions. The tasting room sits in the historic district and looks out over the Verde Valley. Vino Zona keeps a second location in Sedona. The business lists Jerome, Clarkdale and Sedona as the towns it serves.

American Legion Post #25 meets at 480 S Calvary Way in Cottonwood. Its own site lists post officers, an auxiliary, a SAL unit, and a riders group, along with flag information and a banquet hall available for use. A calendar carries the general meeting and weekly bingo on Thursday evenings, and a monthly newsletter is posted with back issues available from the webmaster. No opening hours are posted listed here, so the calendar on the post site is the thing to check. Call (928) 634-3004 or email webmaster@alpost25az.org.

Camp Verde Arena Association runs the town's equestrian center at 1495 East Hideout Arena Way. It sells memberships, rents horse stalls and keeps a calendar of events at the arena. Rodeos and other riding events are held here through the year. People from Camp Verde and Cottonwood take part. The phone number is (928) 821-0476, and there is a website with forms for stall rental and membership. Call to ask what a membership includes, what stalls cost by the night or the month, and which dates are already booked. Event dates move, so check before driving out to watch.

The Camp Verde Chamber of Commerce keeps a business directory and event listings for the town, and sells advertising to member businesses. Its address is 3640 South Octillo Lane in Camp Verde. Businesses in Camp Verde, Cornville and Sedona appear in what it publishes. The phone number is (623) 565-0291, and there is a website with the member list and a calendar. Owners should call to ask what membership costs, what a listing includes and how events get added. Visitors can use the same site to see what is open in town, though listings are member based rather than complete.