The past year at Jasper has been one of remarkable progress. From new programs and partnerships to updated amenities and increased participation in events, 2024 highlighted how Jasper continues to thrive. Residents celebrated milestones and embraced new opportunities to connect.
This annual report reflects the collective efforts of residents, partners, and the Jasper Community Life team in making Jasper a unique and desirable place to call home.
Community Growth
Superb Food Co.
The Café and Bar + Grill continue to delight the taste buds of both Jasper residents and visitors. With net sales up 72% over last year, it’s clear their offerings are a hit. March marked the launch of their popular weekend brunch service, adding even more reasons to dine.
Builder Partners
Home sales remained steady despite challenges in the market. Builder partners Capstone Homes and Mandalay Homes welcomed potential buyers to 10 model homes and closed on 107 homes in 2024. New home construction continued in neighborhoods J3(B), J7, J5 and J6.
- Capstone Homes: 50 closings
- Mandalay Homes: 57
The Flats at Jasper
The Flats at Jasper, a single-family rental community located with Jasper, had a busy year. Their team gave 245 tours, received 211 applications, and had 162 move-ins.
Fun Facts
- 4,921 black angus bistro burgers
- 1,134 lattes
- 1,200 pints each of Four Peaks WOW and Church Music IPA, which were the top beers
- Strawberry Rose Sangria was the top wine
Signature celebrations
Jasper’s signature celebrations brought the community together in memorable ways in 2024.
Legacy Day (May 10) welcomed 228 attendees to celebrate Jasper’s history. Family and friends gathered to listen to live music, capture fun memories in the photo booth, and witness the unveiling of the Wilkinson Courtyard plaque. Three neighbors recognized as Jasper Gems were gifted a keepsake hat.
Fall Frolic (Sept. 21) drew 338 attendees to the Grand Lawn for pumpkin decorating, face painting and live music by the Lisa Mitts band. Eight contestants vied for the coveted Chili Champion trophy, voted on by their neighbors. A seasonal feast and beer sampling were favorites among those who attended.
In December (Dec. 20), Holiday Spectacular: Homes for the Holidays featured a tour of ten homes. The 268 attendees enjoyed festive performances by the Dickens Carolers and resident performer, Gino Soberanis, and a champagne toast to holiday cheer.
Full recaps and photo galleries are on the Celebrations page.
Legacy Day
Fall Frolic
Holiday Spectacular
Community connections
Relationship building is what makes Jasper thrive. Welcoming programs, resident-led activities, and opportunities to connect create a strong sense of belonging and camaraderie.
Jasper Juniors
Focused on fun and creativity, these monthly activities offer kids the chance to explore new interests and build friendships within the community.
- 12 monthly activities
- 121 Jasper Junior attendees
New Neighbor Mixers
These gatherings are a causal introduction to life at Jasper, giving new residents the chance to meet neighbors and learn about all the community has to offer.
- Four quarterly mixers
- 78 new neighbors attended
Resident Led Clubs
With a growing number of clubs to join, residents are finding more ways to connect over shared hobbies and interests. Three new clubs were formed in 2024: Couples Bunco, Pinochle, and Family Book & Movie Night.
- Active resident clubs: 13
- 1,100 members attended club meetings
Warm Welcome Committee
This dedicated group ensures every new Jasper resident feels at home, personally greeting them and providing them with resources — and a welcome gift — to jumpstart their new journey.
- 11 members
- 73 warm welcomes distributed
Jasper Gems
Launched during Legacy Day (May 10), Jasper Gems celebrates residents who go above and beyond for the Jasper community or the greater Prescott Valley area. Throughout the year, six inspiring resident highlights were shared on the website and announced in Life in the View e-newsletters.
- Travelers of Jasper (formerly Travel Club of Jasper) resident leaders
- Jeff Swain
- Lillian Mo
- Madie Kunisch
- Ashley Ivey
- Jamie Davis
Resident spotlight
Signature programs
These cornerstone initiatives are designed to educate, inform, and empower residents, fostering stronger connections within the community. Each program offers unique opportunities for engagement and collaboration, ensuring residents feel valued and supported.
Architectural Review 101
Designed to streamline the process for exterior home and landscape modifications, these workshops offer residents tips and guidance to ensure smooth project approvals.
- Three workshops
- 39 workshop attendees
Coffee & Conversations
These informal gatherings provide a welcoming space for residents to engage directly with the Community Life team, share feedback, and stay informed on key topics.
- Five Coffee & Conversations
- Topics: Digital platforms (Feb. 15), Jasper’s community standards (May 1), Vantaca (Aug. 7), 2025 Strategic Plan (Oct. 2), Jasper governance (Dec. 11)
- 128 attendees
Developer Updates
Regular updates keep residents informed about Jasper’s growth and vision, fostering transparency and trust between the community and its developers.
- Four updates
- Topics: Road updates & long term vision (March), Partnerships: Mandalay Homes (June), Partnerships: Capstone Homes (Sept.), Partnerships: Stuart Swanson (Dec.)
Jasper Leadership
Empowering residents to step into leadership roles, this ten-month program fosters personal growth, community collaboration, and a deeper understanding of Jasper’s operations.
- 11 members in Class 1
- Nine sessions on topics including discovering your personal values and learning from community leaders
- Three group service projects initiated
Enrichment
Enrichment programs are designed to inspire curiosity and lifelong learning. These programs bring residents together through unique opportunities to explore new ideas, celebrate local heritage and learn from experts in various fields.
Educational Speaker Series
Designed to inspire and inform, this series features experts sharing valuable insights on topics like health and wellness, personal development, and finances.
- Speaker topics: Power of Yoga (Sept. 4), Fitness & Wellness (Sept. 11), Fall Prevention (Sept. 25), Watson Woods Riparian Preserve (Oct. 3), Estate Planning 101 (Oct. 9), and Interior Fire Safety (Oct. 17)
- Total attendees: 47
Heritage Series
Celebrating the rich history and culture of Prescott Valley, these events bring the community together through engaging activities that honor the past.
- Events: Out & About to Prescott Rodeo (July 1), Take your pants for a walk (July 27), Western Movie Night (Aug. 2), Trivia with the mayor (Aug. 15)
- Total attendees: 68
Fitness Upgrades
A fitness focus group was formed to help guide changes and updates to the Fitness Room and Movement Studio. Members of the group offered suggestions to make the spaces more comfortable and provided suggestions for additional equipment.
A quarterly fitness orientation was introduced, led by a fitness instructor, to ensure new members feel confident operating the equipment and to avoid injuries from improper use.
New classes: Water aerobics, Zumba, WalkFit, Swim Lessons, Circuit Training, Balance & Functional Fitness, Yoga on the Lawn, Restore, Revitalize & Rejuvenate
In addition to classes added in 2024, two special event socials were hosted. Participants were able to connect with one another off the courts and out of the pool.
- April 20: Pickleball Round Robin and Social, 16 attendees
- Sept. 27: Water Aerobics Sip & Social, 25 attendees
Community & partnerships
Collaborating with local government leaders and neighboring communities, Jasper brings diverse groups of people together for memorable experiences at the J Club.
- Bingo with Mayor Palguta (March 21)
- Coffee with a Cop (March 20)
- Community Garage Sales (April 29 & Sept. 30)
- Egg hunt (March 30)
- Meet & greet with Yavapai Officials (April 22)
- National Night Out (Aug. 6)
- Trunk or Treat (Oct. 27)
Philanthropy in action
Through Jasper Trailblazers, the community demonstrates a strong commitment to supporting local non-profits. By partnering with organizations that address critical needs, residents are empowered to make a meaningful impact in the quad-cities area.
In April, Jasper hosted a Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon to celebrate the dedication and contributions of nonprofit organizations. Organizations were able to connect with residents and outstanding volunteers were recognized for their selfless giving.
Key partnerships:
- Destiny Restoration Center: Hosted volunteer training at J Club to raise awareness for victims of sex trafficking.
- Pedal Forward: A Jasper Leadership project group organized a fundraiser during the Fall Frolic.
- Real Hope: Residents donated toys for local families at the Holiday Spectacular.
- Yavapai Food Neighbors Project: Volunteers collect food from neighbor’s doorsteps every other month to stock local food banks and food pantries.
Helping hands
Since June, Catherine has collected 635 pounds of food donated from the Jasper community.
By the numbers
Every number tells a story of growth within Jasper. These figures offer a glimpse into the collective efforts of the Jasper Community Life team.
Engagement
95
community events
Events & Activities
Jasper residents continue to take an active role in shaping what events and activities they want to see offered. Engagement programs enhance residents’ sense of belonging and provide the backdrop for vibrant living experience.
21,592
guests to J Club
Facility use
The J Club serves as the hub of community life, offering residents countless opportunities to gather, connect, and enhance their lives. The months of May, June, July, August, and September saw the highest number of guests taking advantage of the areas desirable summer weather.
1,909
fitness class attendance
Fitness programing
Fitness programming continues to evolve, shaped by resident feedback and the desire for more variety. Water aerobics was added in May and quickly became a favorite, boasting the highest attendance with 805 participants.
Communications
114
e-newsletters sent
Stay connected
Email remains the primary — and most effective — method of communication for timely updates, events, and governance topics. With Life in the View and J Club e-blasts, Jasper residents and J Club members stay informed with everything happening in the community.
Top three opened e-newsletters:
- Seasonal experiences inside (March 28), 87% open rate
- Bulk trash pick up date announced (Aug. 15), 87% open rate
- Important: Phase 3 construction update (Feb. 23), 86% open rate
181
social media posts
Get social
The Jasper (@liveatjasper) and J Club (@jclubpv) social media pages are platforms to showcase the Jasper lifestyle, promote community events and fitness offerings, and highlight Superb Food Company’s eateries. Combined, the pages have 219 followers and have reached 35,384 unique viewers.
Top three posts:
- Trunk or Treat (Oct. 10), 1,503 reach
- Wine Down Wednesday (May 30), 686 reach
- New neighbor mixers (Aug. 7), 299 reach
546
website users
Resident hub
The resident website, or hub, is a one-stop resource offering an abundance of Jasper-related information and tools. Registering for events, submitting an architectural review application, governance info and more are available at your fingertips.
Thirty articles were published on topics ranging from educational and informational to engagement. A search feature was added in December, making it easier for residents to find past articles based on key categories.
Operations
236
architectural reviews applications
Architectural review applications submitted
Architectural design reviews ensure the aesthetics of the community are upheld and the distinctive look of Jasper is maintained. The operations team reviews submitted applications alongside the architectural review committee.
The most requested modifications were rear yard modifications, additions of paver walkways and trash can pads, installation of pergolas and security screen doors.
6
expanded guidelines
Design guidelines
The Architectural Review Committee is dedicated to keeping the design guidelines aligned with resident needs. Expanded guidelines include: standby generators, pergolas with structure walls, enclosed storage units, interior privacy walls, holiday decor, and the adoption of the AZ Department of Water Resources Regulatory Plant List.
42
community standards education
Community standards
Community standards are proactively communicated through e-newsletters and website articles. We prioritize education for compliance efforts and regularly provide reminders.
Community Life team
Community Life at Jasper is managed by Cohere Life, Inc. Cohere’s unique emphasis on resident engagement, communications, and operations/governance coupled with our commitment to partnership with Jasper stakeholders results in an engaged and purposeful
place where people lead richer, more fulfilling lives.
Board of directors
- Michelle Fry, president
- Richard Chepeus
- Tom Wilson
Get to know your board — read their bios and find out what motivates them to serve.
Community Life team
- Marlo Dykeman, executive director
- Sandra O’Clock, senior community operations manager
- Carly Rotolo, community operations coordinator
- Aaron Serdar, amenity and engagement manager
- Stephanie Madden, communications manager
Ambassadors
- Amie Bustos
- Austin Bustos
- Daniel Shepherd
- Madie Kunisch
- Malia Bullock
- Marie Yogerst
- Rylee Zeller
- Susan Kunisch