Permanent, Affordable Homes
Residences designed to feel like real homes—not temporary units.
Permanent homes. Lasting stability. Renewed dignity for veterans. Liberty Commons is JAVC's planned permanent veteran housing community, created to give veterans something more than a temporary place to stay: a safe, stable, dignified place to call home.
“Veterans should not survive war only to face homelessness, isolation, or instability at home.”
For many rural veterans, the path to stable housing is blocked by limited affordable inventory, fixed incomes, disability, transportation barriers, isolation, and fragmented access to services. These challenges rarely occur one at a time. Liberty Commons is designed to break that cycle by combining permanent homes with a walkable neighborhood, veteran-centered support, transportation access, community connection, and long-term operational stability.
Liberty Commons is not a shelter, an institution, or a temporary stop. It is a place veterans can proudly call home.
A complete community designed around permanence, independence, safety, and belonging.
Residences designed to feel like real homes—not temporary units.
Connection to medical care, VA services, groceries, treatment, and essential needs.
Pedestrian paths, visibility, gathering areas, and a cohesive residential environment.
Resource navigation, stabilization assistance, and access to veteran-centered services.
A central community center and natural opportunities for peer connection.
Durable construction, desert-adapted landscaping, energy-conscious planning, and simplified maintenance.
Rural supportive housing must account for distance, transportation, disability, service access, maintenance cost, community connection, and the ability to age safely in place. Liberty Commons brings these needs together in one intentional development.
Modern southwestern architecture, welcoming entries, natural light, low-water landscaping, shade, accessible pathways, and cohesive streetscapes are intended to create a neighborhood that feels permanent, respectful, and deeply rooted in the Arizona landscape.
JAVC is not approaching Liberty Commons as an outside developer. We are a veteran-serving organization with direct experience helping vulnerable veterans navigate housing instability, transportation barriers, critical needs, and the transition toward long-term independence.
Supportive housing and stabilization services for vulnerable veterans.
Coordinated transportation for medical care, treatment, court, groceries, pharmacy, and other essential needs.
Practical assistance for elderly, disabled, and at-risk veterans.
Community support, outreach, donated goods, and organizational sustainability.
Longstanding collaboration with the VA, agencies, veteran organizations, community partners, donors, churches, and volunteers.
Liberty Commons moves JAVC's mission from crisis response toward permanent stability.
JAVC has secured the Liberty Commons site at 3750 Sunshine Drive.
The project is defined as permanent, veteran-centered housing—not temporary shelter.
Preliminary layouts, circulation, housing placement, and community spaces have been developed.
Modern desert design, accessibility, livability, and long-term maintenance are guiding the work.
Planning, entitlement, parking, utilities, and development requirements are being addressed.
Sewer, electric service, drainage, road access, and other site needs are under review.
Government leaders, donors, community partners, and advocates are helping move the project forward.
Every partner can help create something tangible, lasting, and worthy of the veterans it will serve.
A generous commitment from Marcia M. Peterson is helping move Liberty Commons forward. In recognition of her support and long-term commitment to veterans, two residences are planned to be designated as the Marcia M. Peterson Homes, subject to final project and recognition documentation.
Potential recognition opportunities include named veteran residences or groups of homes, community center naming, accessible home sponsorships, memorial pathways, gathering areas or gardens, founding partner recognition, and major infrastructure or community-feature sponsorships.
Recognition opportunities are governed by JAVC approval, project needs, gift agreements, and final naming policies.
Liberty Commons will be built through the strength of a community that believes service should be honored with action. Together, we can replace instability with permanence, isolation with community, and uncertainty with a home.
Liberty Commons • 3750 Sunshine Drive • Kingman, Arizona
Project information reflects the Liberty Commons Partnership & Investment Prospectus, Version 1.1, August 2026. Planning figures remain subject to final design, entitlement, engineering, city review, funding approvals, and final project documentation.