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03/19/2026

Graduation Station = LIVE 🎓✨
Come see us at CMI to get 10% off for the month of March!

12/29/2025

We’re back from Christmas break and back in action! 🎉
Just a quick heads-up, our hours are doing a little New Year shuffle for New Year’s week only 🕺✨

12/24/2025

🎄 Holiday Hours Reminder 🎄
Just a reminder that CMI will be closed for 3 days for Christmas. Please plan accordingly. We’ll be back soon and ready to print!

12/24/2025

This made our day! 😍 Thank you for trusting CMI with your car and showroom. Working with you (and Austin’s great design!) was a blast. We love supporting local businesses and creating things we’re all proud of!

12/22/2025

🖨️✨ Christmas Hours Update
Please take note—we’ll be closed for 3 days while our team enjoys the holiday. We will resume regular business hours 12/29! Thank you for planning ahead!

12/09/2025

Our customers ROCK! 🎄✨ Our Angel Tree is full again — we can hardly keep the tags on! If you haven’t grabbed one yet, now’s your chance to make someone’s Christmas a little brighter.

12/02/2025

Our Angel Tree is filled with local seniors hoping for a little joy this season.🎄🎁
Visit CMI to choose a senior to support and help make their holiday special.

11/26/2025

Holiday hours incoming! We will be closing to refuel on pie and family time. Happy Thanksgiving from our shop to yours!🦃🍠

11/19/2025

Another day, another sign fixed. 💪🔧 Happy to help our community where we can!

CMI Quick Copy Thank you for fixing our marquee sign!!

07/18/2025

New look, who dis? 🚐💅 Even the buses got a glow-up for back-to-school.
Our amazing design and install team made all of Solomon Elementary dreams come true! Swing by and lets get your vehicles glow-up going.

Go Cougars!

06/03/2025

**ISSUE HAS BEEN RESOLVED. PHONES ARE WORKING**

📞 Important Notice 📞

We’re currently experiencing issues with our phone lines and are unable to take calls or fax at the moment. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience as Valley TeleCom works to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.

In the meantime, please feel free to reach out to us via email at [email protected]

Thank you for your understanding!
– CMI

05/19/2025

https://www.gofundme.com/f/fund-gwps-bryce-fire-restoration-effort/cl/s?v=amp14_t2&utm_campaign=fp_sharesheet&utm_content=amp14_t2-amp15_t3&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=copy_link&lang=en_US&attribution_id=sl%3A8186dafa-4beb-45b9-bbc2-b577f64f0429&ts=1747687907
The recent Bryce fire in Graham County Arizona has brought the danger of wildfire in our salt cedar thickets to light for a lot of people. Gila Watershed Partnership does the ongoing work of removing tamarisk/salt cedar and replacing it with native plants, but when fires come, it is very difficult to pivot to use funds in an emergency manner.
The restoration crew for GWP has an opportunity to reseed anywhere ash has accumulated, but where the ground has not been scorched. Native seed is very expensive. Please help us provide GWP with enough funds to reseed approximately 30 acres of burned area before the monsoon season hits. This could go a long way toward establishing native plants in some areas that have been under the control of the salt cedar for many decades.

A major reseeding effort can use anywhere from 10-17 pounds of seed per acre. A pound of mixed native seed appropriate for the Gila Valley cost $65/pound in 2023. We expect that price has increased.

Why does it matter? A mature salt cedar can use up to 200 gallons of water per day. Well, so can a mature cottonwood. But the big difference is that the invasive salt cedar becomes a monoculture in which 1,000 or more plants will take over an acre of land, while a "thick" cottonwood grove will have no more than 50 trees on an acre, while also sharing the space with other native plants that help stabilize the river banks and provide food and shelter to our native fauna.

Having lost both salt cedar and and some beautiful old-growth cottonwood groves in this fire, we need to strike while the iron is hot, so to speak. Please help GWP with this important work!

Every dollar counts! Thank you for your assistance.

The recent Bryce fire in Graham County Arizona has brought the danger of wildfir… Sarah Sayles needs your support for Fund GWP's Bryce Fire Restoration Effort