City officials have confirmed that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement signed a lease for office space at Plaza Way in Flagstaff. No requests have been made by ICE for use of city property so far. Residents are encouraged to direct questions about ICE activities directly to federal authorities.
FEMA has approved funding for drainage improvements along Meade Lane in Flagstaff following review of alternatives. The plan aims to reduce local flood risks without significantly impacting wetlands or floodplains.
The City of Flagstaff has given notice that it may raise its primary property tax levy for fiscal year 2026-27 while proposing a reduction in secondary rates. Public discussions are scheduled before any decision is finalized.
The City of Flagstaff will begin constructing a new STEM education community center later this month. The facility aims to provide expanded learning opportunities while preserving elements from the site’s past. Officials expect completion by late 2026.
Flagstaff has postponed its public hearing on a proposed zoning code change for data centers until May 5. City staff plan a detailed presentation later this month about concerns raised by councilmembers regarding resource impacts.
An issue at a railroad crossing on Ponderosa Parkway is affecting traffic in Flagstaff. City crews along with BNSF Railroad are responding while police manage congestion. Updates will be provided as new information emerges.
The City of Flagstaff announced it has learned Immigration and Customs Enforcement may seek office space locally but has not requested use of city property yet. Officials say they are asking for more details from federal authorities while promising continued transparency with residents.
The City of Flagstaff will begin channel improvements on Fanning Wash starting early April as part of its stormwater program. Work aims to reduce flood risks for local homes and businesses by summer 2026. Residents are advised about potential construction impacts.
The Downtown Flagstaff library will begin replacing its windows starting March 23 but will remain open during construction. Some programs may change locations or schedules. Patrons sensitive to dust or noise can use alternate facilities.
FEMA plans to fund a drainage improvement project in Flagstaff aimed at reducing local flood risks. The upgrades include larger drain pipes and new catch basins. City background highlights ongoing efforts in community service delivery and environmental management.