Flagstaff and Coconino County will open their third annual Multicultural County Park Sculpture Exhibition on May 19 at Elizabeth “Liz” C. Archuleta County Park. The event highlights diverse artists whose work explores themes like nature, history, inclusivity,and storytelling within public spaces.
In 2024, Medicaid providers in Flagstaff billed $3,673,040 for Medicine Services and Procedures, representing a 5.5% increase over the prior year.
Lone Tree Road will close between Butler Avenue and Franklin Avenue from May 11-15 for pavement installation as part of a major overpass project. Two lanes on Butler Avenue will stay open during this time. The City expects full reopening later in May or early June.
The City of Flagstaff announced it will replace the roof at historic Milligan House starting May 11. Work should take about a week with measures taken to preserve its architectural character.
Flagstaff officials updated residents about plans for a potential zoning code change related to data centers during a May 5 hearing. Staff will conduct more outreach before bringing recommendations back for further review. No applications or proposals for new data centers are currently being considered.
The City of Flagstaff will host two public outreach sessions in May regarding adoption of new building and fire codes. The events aim to inform stakeholders about significant updates affecting development standards throughout the community.
Flagstaff will start its annual road repair project during the week of April 27. The initiative covers multiple city streets with upgrades planned through fall. Traffic impacts are expected while work is underway.
Arizona Public Service may shut off power in parts of Flagstaff starting April 22 due to safety concerns. The City urges residents—especially those with medical needs—to prepare for up to a day without electricity.
Flagstaff Public Library is celebrating National Library Week from April 19–25 with events for all ages. Residents are invited to explore educational resources and participate in activities that foster learning and community engagement. The city highlights its history of civic involvement alongside ongoing support for public services.
Flagstaff invites residents to join upcoming Public Safety Citizen Committee meetings discussing future funding measures for emergency services. Meetings allow both in-person and online participation with opportunities for public comment.