FLAGSTAFF, Ariz — All City of Flagstaff administrative offices and non-essential facilities will be closed Monday, Nov. 2 to allow emergency responders and employees to respond to the impacts of today’s flooding events. This includes City recreation centers, libraries, and the Flagstaff Visitor Center. The City of Flagstaff will reopen administrative offices and non-essential facilities on Tuesday, Nov. 3 and voting locations will operate as normal.
Road closures remain in effect around the community due to ongoing flooding. Emergency response crews are operating at capacity. To help keep resources available for emergencies and for your safety, please avoid travel.
An Emergency Operations Center has been activated to coordinate response and recovery. The following resources are available for those impacted by flooding:
- Red Cross shelter at Sinagua Middle School (3950 E. Butler Ave). Shelter services include meals, snacks, water, health support and information about additional resources for individuals and families who need a safe place to stay.
- The Coconino County Call Center (928-679-8525) will reopen at 8 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 2 and can answer questions about evacuation status, sandbag locations and road conditions. Always call 911 for emergencies.
- Self-fill sandbags are available in Thorpe Park, at the parking lot at the north end of N. Aztec St. between Frances Short Pond and the softball fields. Residents should bring their own shovels.
Residents should sign up for emergency alerts at coconino.az.gov/Ready and stay aware.
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Numerous road closures in Flagstaff; avoid Trravel
Flagstaff residents and visitors are advised to avoid travel due to numerous road closures caused by flooding. Current road closures are widespread and include portions of S Milton Rd, Route 66, Butler Ave, E Huntington Dr and S Lone Tree Rd.
Emergency response crews are operating at capacity. To help keep resources available for emergencies and for your safety, please avoid travel.