Coconino County Government
ELIZABETH “LIZ” ARCHULETA
Supervisor, District 2
larchuleta@coconino.az.gov
Phone: (928) 679-7162
| Summer is here! Families and children are making summer plans and looking forward to a break. Many people will be enjoying time outdoors. In order to protect our homes, our beautiful surroundings, the forests and the environment we all love, please adhere to fire safety practices.
A reminder that Coconino County is under Stage 3 Fire Restrictions.
Stage 3 Fire Restrictions prohibit any combustion, open fire, charcoal, propane, shooting of firearms and camp fires in unincorporated areas and residences.
Please read the full article for details about what is restricted in Stage 3.
For those residents in the unincorporated area of District 2, don’t forget to use your voucher for a free trip to the Land Fill. This Saturday, June 9th is the last day to use your complimentary voucher. We are hoping to encourage Fire-wise clean up of pine needles and exterior debris through the use of the voucher.
Interested in Coconino County Parks and Recreation Summer Camps and activities? Please read through the newsletter.
As always, please call me or my office if you have any questions or if the county can be helpful to you. I can be reached at 928-679-7152.
Wishing you a safe and fun summer.
Liz |
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| Merit selection of judges focus group |
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| The public is invited to attend a focus group on the merit selection of Superior Court judges. The meeting will be from 5:30 – 7 p.m. June 12, at the Board of Supervisors Chambers, 219 E.Cherry Ave. Flagstaff, Ariz.
The Coconino County Board of Supervisors is seeking feedback from the public about referring the question on whether to change from a partisan election process to a merit selection process for Superior Court judges to the November ballot. |
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| Youth Leaders In Action Summer Program |
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| Youth Leaders In Action is a new summer program for youth ages 16-18 who are interested in developing career and leadership skills. This program helps develop skills such as leadership, innovation, and essential employment skills.
Participants must be available Monday through Thursday, July 9th through July 26, 2018. They will be attending leadership training workshops with County Leadership and the YLIA program coordinators.
Applicants will earn a wage of $11.00 per hour and can gain up to nine hours of leadership training and 27 hours of on the job experience for college or scholarship applications. There is still time to register. For more information, please call 928-679-7400 or visit Coconino County Career Pages. |
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| Recreation Summer Programs |
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| Remember the old days when kids went outside and explored? Bring those days back and register your
child for the Outdoor Adventure Summer Day Camp. Save money by signing up for any 4 weeks of
camp! Financial Assistance is available.
Learn More |
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| Learn the basics of bows and arrows using equipment specifically designed for the
beginning archer. This introductory program emphasizes understanding the
terminology and equipment, learning to shoot safely, and developing basic
archery skills. Most importantly, there will be plenty of hands-on fun! No
previous archery experience or equipment necessary.
Learn More |
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| Kids like a sense of independence. What better way to let them have that than
get them cooking! No-cook snacks and some basic cooking skills are a good
start. Children will learn Food is FUN! Some basic nutrition and food groups,
kitchen caution of sharp and hot tools, and how to clean up after
themselves
Learn More |
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| Attend Your Neighborhood Community Meetings |
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| Neighborhood Watch is an organized group of civilians devoted to crime and vandalism prevention within a neighborhood. This is a friendly reminder that there are four meetings regularly every month at 6 PM.
1st Tuesday:
Timberline Fernwood Community
Summit Fire Station 33
6050 East Firehouse Lane
Flagstaff, AZ 86004
2nd Wedneday:
Plaza Vieja Neighborhood
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
224 S Kendrick St,
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
2nd Thursday:
Sunnyside Neighborhood Association
2304 N 3rd St, Flagstaff, AZ 86004
3rd Thursday:
Southside Association
Murdoch Community Center
203 E Brannen Ave, Flagstaff, AZ 86001 |
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| Remember We Are In Stage 3 Restrictions |
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| Partial closures on both the Coconino and Tonto National Forests are now in effect. The restrictions are in place for all of Coconino County up to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Stage-1 restrictions remain in effect above the North Rim. These heightened restrictions prohibit any combustion, open fire, charcoal, propane, shooting of firearms and camp fires in unincorporated areas and residences in the County. |
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