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Aliso Springs is a unique community near Tubac, Arizona. Our subdivision, once part of a cattle ranch owned by the Trujillo family, is located on the west side of highway I-19, nestled at the base of the Tumacacori Mountains. Our website provides information and resource material for the Aliso Springs Property Owners Association (ASPOA) . To enjoy the slideshow of our picturesque neighborhood - just click on the images below. | ||
| To report local encounters with suspected illegals call the Border Patrol at: 520.761.2565 | |||
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Tubac Fire Dept: 520.398.2255 |
Rio Rico Fire Dept: 520.761.1065 |
Santa Cruz Co. Sheriff: 520.761.7869 |
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US Customs and Border Protection: Zulma Y. Gomez Supervisory Agent Public Affairs/Community Relations 520.377.6293 520.980.0697 520.377.6201 520.377.6202 local encounters: 520.761.2565 |
ASPOA Water System Problems: Jeff Beach at 398.9827 Mike Bader at 398.3024 or cell 370.7239. |
Please feel free to
contact us with your comments and suggestions. |
| CURRENT WILDFIRE INFORMATION | ||
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National Interagency Coordination Center Incident Management
Situation Report Geospatial Multi-Agency Coordination (GeoMAC) |
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| HIGH SPEED INTERNET | ||
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There is now a
new wireless internet provider (Rural Net Wireless) available in the
Aliso Springs area. If you go to
www.ruralnetwireless.com you can see the service plans and
costs. Contact Bob Enyeart from Liberty Satellite for installation information. Office: 248-8166 Cell: 408-2480 |
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