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Chino Valley, located in Yavapai County, is home over an estimated 10,500 residents. It has a total of 18.6 square miles. It was the first capital of Territorial Arizona. In 1854, Lt. Amiel W. Whipple named the area after the Mexican name for abundant curly grama grass. The town, Chino Valley, was incorporated in 1970.

The population is mostly Caucasian in Chino Valley at around 86%. Hispanics represent 10% of the population. Of the population, almost 85% of people have a high school diploma while a little over 14% have a bachelor's degree. The most common industry for males is construction with 23% of the population. For females, the most common industry at 17% is health care. The most common occupation for males at 9% is driving. The most common occupation for females at 8% is secretary or administrative assistant.

Chino Valley rates lower than the national average for crime. The average is 320.9 and Chino Valley rated 131.5. In 2006, Chino Valley reported zero murders, one rape, one robbery, thirteen assaults, and fifty-two burglaries.

The town of Chino Valley is governed by a Mayor-Council system. Mayor elect is Karen Fann. Joel Baker serves as Vice Mayor. The Council Members include Jim Bunker, Pat Purdin, Virginia Reid, Ron Romley, and Gloria Moore.

Heritage Middle School, which teaches sixth through eighth graders four award winning teachers. Two have won the County Teachers of the Year Award and two have won the Channel 3 Silver Apple Teachers Award. The school district employs 158 certified teachers.

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