It is graduation season! Embry-Riddle parties going on tonight, plus a downtown festival. If I hadn't been showing houses all day I'd be there. Hope you have a good time while you are here!!!🙃
@@cackleberrycottage2340 I had an early dinner with clients at Texas Roadhouse and I saw lots of prom-goers (dresses, tuxes and carnations!) coming in as we were leaving.
We visited friends in the valley twice. And you're not lying about good food. We went there the last time for Hopefest. And the sense of community was amazing. Had such a great time.
@azkiltedrealtor Loved it. We got to spend more time on Whiskey row. First time we went we ate at Lazy G's which was amazing. Then the last time we aren't to Colt grill. Again super amazing.
All I have to say is this. I am from Prescott as are others. We grew up there. I will not choose to ever live there again. I truly love Prescott ,but it is town for all the out of Towner's.Alot of memories of the past.Prescott,love it or leave it. KTG 1962.
Though it doesn't address Prescott's water specifically, the following article, published 12/21/23, offers some hope for the lower basin. www.azwater.gov/news/articles/2023-12-21-0 . Locally, there is still confidence in the Big Chino Aquifer, but no doubt there will be long-term challenges, especially if development continues at the current rate. Good news is water conservation has actually improved in the area. I realize this isn't a direct answer to your query, but the complexities of the issue are well beyond my ken... Cheers! Cancel Reply
As with everywhere else, nowadays, Some people are quite passionate about their politics. Most of us agree to disagree, but there are some who, shall we say, are beyond capable of changing their opinion and tolerating those of others.
One of my neighbors and close friends happens to be on the opposite end of the political spectrum. We hike, bowl, dine together (and share a few cocktails on occasion), and choose to focus our energy and conversations on the positive. In Prescott, you'll see peaceful protests on the square, pickups flying flags, and the odd distasteful bumper sticker...all-in-all it lives up to its reputation as "Everybody's Hometown."
@@joevarga5982 Don't get me started Joe, you are showing your ignorance, truly. Trump has no policies, he just is full of hate and anger. Biden has done more for this country than most Presidents.
This article doesn't focus specifically on the Prescott area, but offers a good overview of the current situation: www.azwater.gov/news/articles/2023-12-18
Personally, in 20 years, I have never seen a scorpion in Prescott. I have seen garter snakes, gopher snakes/bull snakes and Arizona king snakes - maybe 5 or 6 times a year, total (all good and harmless). I have seen only 1 Arizona black rattlesnake in 20 years, but I know rattlers are occasionally spotted along hiking trails generally away from populated areas.
I noticed that you never hit on Medical Care here. That's because there is NONE. IF YOU HAVE ANY MEDICAL CONDITION, DON'T plan on getting any doctor twice in a row. They are all traveling doctors. Don't plan on getting an appointment any time soon and don't plan on a callback or follow up. VERY SCAREY. HORRIBLE MEDICAL CARE!!! I HAVE lived here since 1992 and it has gotten incredibly out of hand for good medical care. Plan on driving to Phoenix for care.
Indeed I do cover the topic of healthcare in my "Retiring to Arizona" video. Healthcare access is something Prescott/PV definitely struggle with. However, quality of care actually receives good ratings. That is not to say people do not have bad experiences, but you cannot paint Prescott area healthcare with a single, broad brush.
So…I’m just a little confused. Why do people that live or who are associated w Prescott…keep pronouncing this desirable place to live in as “Press-ckitt”?!! Many say it this way. It’s spelled Prescott. I have friends named Scott. I surely don’t call them S-ckitt. Just wondering’…
The unique pronunciation seems to have evolved over time, is part of the city's cultural heritage, and has been embraced by the locals. The oft-repeated tale that the Prescott family deliberately changed the pronunciation of the name to distinguish themselves from their overseas relations I find to be a bit far-fetched. Another online commentary points out that Prescott is not the only town/city with an accepted pronunciation that does not adhere to the basic rules - think "Louisville" and "Norfolk." In local speech, the sound is closer to "kuht" than "kitt" - similar to what you might hear in "carrot" or "parrot."
My wife and i want to move there, Do you think there is room for two more people, and two labrador's. 1 is 12 weeks old and the other is 11years old. We don't cause any trouble as we don't get around people no more than we have too. We love Dogs more than people. (No offense)*. 99.9% of the time you can find us at home. In fact you would never know we were there. We went to Arizona last year and fell in love with it. Cut our vacation short to get back to our fur babies. So.. If we could have your blessing and OK on this i would like to go forward on the moving process. I'm hoping 2 more folks from Tennessee wouldn't make a big difference. Thanks.
We will make room for you, your wife...and the labs! Prescott is definitely a dog-friendly town, so you'll fit right in. Dog-walking on Courthouse Plaza is a local pastime. One of my neighbors often compares Prescott to Gatlinburg - especially at night - since it's tucked into a valley between mountain ranges. You can choose your lifestyle here. There is plenty to do if you want to (hiking, kayaking, etc.) or you can just stay at home and enjoy the peace and quiet!
"Preskitt" is a pretty place. However, people who are from large cities such as Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, etc. will tell you that it has a lower class of people who happen to have made money in their blue collar jobs moved there. We call them locals yokels - not people with class. If you are used to the class and culture of our Southeast Valley, you will visit "Preskitt" and then run back home. Ya Hey Der.
@@DD-ee2nv Skitt-Daddle back to where your so called class is going on. So hilarious how so many people complain about PRESKITT but the haters keep coming in droves. LITTER, SPIT ON THE STREETS, CRIME, THEFT IN RETAIL,MAJOR SPEEDING, MASSIVE VEHICLE WRECKS, ETC. All came from the classy peeps from out of town . CRACKS ME UP!!!
Excellent video! Great information!
Thanks so much! I've got more in production - in fact am off to shoot some B-roll footage this afternoon. Happy 2024! Ered
This was excellent.... Thank you so much!
Many thanks for the kind compliment!
My granddaughter is graduating from Prescott High in a couple weeks. Can't wait to come visit out there again.
It is graduation season! Embry-Riddle parties going on tonight, plus a downtown festival. If I hadn't been showing houses all day I'd be there. Hope you have a good time while you are here!!!🙃
@@azkiltedrealtor Thanks. We always do! I think my granddaughter has her prom tonight.
@@cackleberrycottage2340 I had an early dinner with clients at Texas Roadhouse and I saw lots of prom-goers (dresses, tuxes and carnations!) coming in as we were leaving.
@@azkiltedrealtor Oh how fun! I am not sure where my granddaughter's prom is. We just got pics of them on a bridge somewhere. LOL!!
@@cackleberrycottage2340 there's an old, iron, railroad bridge behind the Hilton Garden Inn. Very popular for photos!
We visited friends in the valley twice. And you're not lying about good food.
We went there the last time for Hopefest. And the sense of community was amazing. Had such a great time.
Hope Fest is a great event - and for a great cause. I volunteered at the event a couple of years back - fantastic people. Glad you enjoyed it!!
@azkiltedrealtor Loved it. We got to spend more time on Whiskey row. First time we went we ate at Lazy G's which was amazing. Then the last time we aren't to Colt grill. Again super amazing.
@@Rev_rider775 ha! Just got back from shooting some B-roll footage and stopped at Lazy G for a bacon-blue burger on my way home!
@@azkiltedrealtor try the bacon meatloaf burger. It OMG good.
@@Rev_rider775 will do!
This was very informative. Thank you so much.
So glad you found it helpful...cheers!
Thank you so much.
I am semi-retired.
Do you know what programs are available for Section 42 rentals ... and what the current income limits are?
The most important thing to know about Prescott is where Whiskey Row is.
And if you need a guide...or a drinking companion...just sayin' 😎
@@azkiltedrealtor I will keep you in mind if they ever let me back in Prescott.
All I have to say is this.
I am from Prescott as are others. We grew up there. I will not choose to ever live there again. I truly love Prescott ,but it is town for all the out of Towner's.Alot of memories of the past.Prescott,love it or leave it.
KTG 1962.
Wild Turkey 101.
In light of the Colorado River drought from a year or two ago, how secure is the ongoing potable water supply?
Though it doesn't address Prescott's water specifically, the following article, published 12/21/23, offers some hope for the lower basin. www.azwater.gov/news/articles/2023-12-21-0 . Locally, there is still confidence in the Big Chino Aquifer, but no doubt there will be long-term challenges, especially if development continues at the current rate. Good news is water conservation has actually improved in the area. I realize this isn't a direct answer to your query, but the complexities of the issue are well beyond my ken... Cheers!
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@@azkiltedrealtor Thank you for your information.
Of the quad-cities, which is the most affordable? I am a teacher looking to move next year.
@@jenniferlyon5205 Paulden and Chino Valley.
As with everywhere else, nowadays, Some people are quite passionate about their politics. Most of us agree to disagree, but there are some who, shall we say, are beyond capable of changing their opinion and tolerating those of others.
One of my neighbors and close friends happens to be on the opposite end of the political spectrum. We hike, bowl, dine together (and share a few cocktails on occasion), and choose to focus our energy and conversations on the positive. In Prescott, you'll see peaceful protests on the square, pickups flying flags, and the odd distasteful bumper sticker...all-in-all it lives up to its reputation as "Everybody's Hometown."
Hard to tolerate conservative ignorance
@@doublevisionary5926 Let's see who's ignorant right now:
Which Trump POLICIES do you oppose, and WHY?
@@doublevisionary5926 Same goes for leftist lunacy.
@@joevarga5982 Don't get me started Joe, you are showing your ignorance, truly. Trump has no policies, he just is full of hate and anger. Biden has done more for this country than most Presidents.
What about water..is there a shortage?
This article doesn't focus specifically on the Prescott area, but offers a good overview of the current situation: www.azwater.gov/news/articles/2023-12-18
Is there many sightings of scorpions and snakes in Prescott
Personally, in 20 years, I have never seen a scorpion in Prescott. I have seen garter snakes, gopher snakes/bull snakes and Arizona king snakes - maybe 5 or 6 times a year, total (all good and harmless). I have seen only 1 Arizona black rattlesnake in 20 years, but I know rattlers are occasionally spotted along hiking trails generally away from populated areas.
Was really difficult to hear what you were saying what with that over bearing background "music", f.y.i.
Noted. Thx.
@@azkiltedrealtor I thought the music was perfect...
I noticed that you never hit on Medical Care here. That's because there is NONE. IF YOU HAVE ANY MEDICAL CONDITION, DON'T plan on getting any doctor twice in a row. They are all traveling doctors. Don't plan on getting an appointment any time soon and don't plan on a callback or follow up. VERY SCAREY. HORRIBLE MEDICAL CARE!!! I HAVE lived here since 1992 and it has gotten incredibly out of hand for good medical care. Plan on driving to Phoenix for care.
Indeed I do cover the topic of healthcare in my "Retiring to Arizona" video. Healthcare access is something Prescott/PV definitely struggle with. However, quality of care actually receives good ratings. That is not to say people do not have bad experiences, but you cannot paint Prescott area healthcare with a single, broad brush.
You may not be aware, but you are apparently harboring a well-hated worldwide Radio Jammer!
Named, Robert. aka; Pirate Radio 455
Now that's interesting information!
Hey, for all the men who are name Scott , and live in Prescott, do they change the pronunciation to sket
😂
Only if they have a town named after them...😂
So…I’m just a little confused. Why do people that live or who are associated w Prescott…keep pronouncing this desirable place to live in as “Press-ckitt”?!! Many say it this way. It’s spelled Prescott. I have friends named Scott. I surely don’t call them S-ckitt. Just wondering’…
The unique pronunciation seems to have evolved over time, is part of the city's cultural heritage, and has been embraced by the locals. The oft-repeated tale that the Prescott family deliberately changed the pronunciation of the name to distinguish themselves from their overseas relations I find to be a bit far-fetched. Another online commentary points out that Prescott is not the only town/city with an accepted pronunciation that does not adhere to the basic rules - think "Louisville" and "Norfolk." In local speech, the sound is closer to "kuht" than "kitt" - similar to what you might hear in "carrot" or "parrot."
How do you say "Rodeo Drive" in Beverly Hills?
Ro dayo
But will Katie Hobbs destroy us?
Only time will tell...
The commie cheater. Destroys everything she looks at.
With any luck
Arizona is going to be a blue state for a long time. Get used to it.
She was installed
We really dont need more people moving here
It’s inevitable. Get used to it.
My wife and i want to move there, Do you think there is room for two more people, and two labrador's. 1 is 12 weeks old and the other is 11years old. We don't cause any trouble
as we don't get around people no more than we have too. We love Dogs more than people. (No offense)*. 99.9% of the time you can find us at home. In fact you would never know we were there. We went to Arizona last year and fell in love with it. Cut our vacation short to get back to our fur babies. So.. If we could have your blessing and OK on this
i would like to go forward on the moving process. I'm hoping 2 more folks from Tennessee wouldn't make a big difference. Thanks.
Just for that, I'm gonna send all my friends from the ghetto to Prescott, Arizona.
I'm moving in. Open your door
We will make room for you, your wife...and the labs! Prescott is definitely a dog-friendly town, so you'll fit right in. Dog-walking on Courthouse Plaza is a local pastime. One of my neighbors often compares Prescott to Gatlinburg - especially at night - since it's tucked into a valley between mountain ranges. You can choose your lifestyle here. There is plenty to do if you want to (hiking, kayaking, etc.) or you can just stay at home and enjoy the peace and quiet!
Please don’t move here. It’s good to visit, but don’t stay. Signed a native Prescottonian.
Arizona ia a desert with major water issues. Please don’t move here.
"Preskitt" is a pretty place. However, people who are from large cities such as Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, etc. will tell you that it has a lower class of people who happen to have made money in their blue collar jobs moved there. We call them locals yokels - not people with class. If you are used to the class and culture of our Southeast Valley, you will visit "Preskitt" and then run back home. Ya Hey Der.
Having arrived via Dallas & Honolulu I have to dispute that blanket assessment. I know at least 3 or 4 classy people...Lol 🤣
@@DD-ee2nv good, please go back home!!!
@@DD-ee2nv Skitt-Daddle back to where your so called class is going on. So hilarious how so many people complain about PRESKITT but the haters keep coming in droves. LITTER, SPIT ON THE STREETS, CRIME, THEFT IN RETAIL,MAJOR SPEEDING, MASSIVE VEHICLE WRECKS, ETC. All came from the classy peeps from out of town . CRACKS ME UP!!!