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The Great March for Climate Action Passes Through Payson Arizona!
On April 14th, the Great March for Climate Action reached our little Town of Payson, Arizona! The March began on March 1st, 2014 in Los Angeles, California. Under the banner of “How many steps will you take”, their blog site … Continue reading
What it takes to get a 100 Year Water Supply (One Towns Journey)!
Payson, Arizona is a town of 15,000 people that is located in the middle of nowhere. Payson Arizona was settled in the late 1800’s by Ranchers and Miners. These men and women recognized the wealth of natural resources located in … Continue reading
AZ Gives – How can we help Habitat for Humanity?
There are lots of different ways…This one involves Donating money! Habitat for Humanity in Payson Arizona is in the midst of a fundraising campaign. One of Habitat’s goals is to help build strong communities. This goal is shared by TTP! … Continue reading
Posted in Human Character, Recycle, Transition Town Payson, Working Together
Tagged Community, Payson, Transition
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Is it Greywater or is it Gray Water?
I Actually Found Three Different Spellings! In my research effort, I found Greywater, Grey Water, and Gray Water. Anyway you look at it it’s still the same. The concept of using Greywater is disgusting to some, but its really OK! … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Gardening and Composting, News, Recycle, Water Conservation
Tagged Arizona, Gardening, Greywater, Payson, Water Conservation
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What does it take to become a Solar Community?
Here’s what Payson Arizona did to become a Solar Community In July of 2011 the Payson Town Council unanimously voted to enact Resolution #2621. This resolution stated that the goal for Payson was to have 5% of its owner occupied … Continue reading
Transition Town Payson is Recognized by Transition Town US
Finally Transition Town Payson is official. Transition Town US identified TTP as #121 in the United States on August 7th, 2012. We have only just begun. The interest and the energy to help make our community more resilient to change … Continue reading