City of Flagstaff
Recent News About City of Flagstaff
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Early closure of Cinder Lake Landfill on May 22
In observance of National Public Works Week and in recognition of the City’s essential and core services workers, the Recycling Transfer Facility (1800 E Butler Ave), Cinder Lake Landfill, and Hazardous Products Center (6770 E Landfill Rd) will be closing at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, May 22, 2024. The announcement was accompanied by a statement thanking the community for their support."The City’s solid waste collections team will deploy all qualified operators during this day in an attempt to complete all regularly scheduled collection routes by 10:30 a.m. As usual, the...
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Temporary Closure of Pedestrian Walkway and Stairs in Front of City Hall
The City of Flagstaff has announced the commencement of the City Hall Stair Replacement Project, aimed at enhancing safety and accessibility for all visitors to City Hall. Scheduled to begin on May 6 and conclude by May 31, 2024, the project will involve the replacement of concrete steps and the installation of new railings at the north entrance of City Hall.As part of the project, the City has stated, "The project will replace the concrete steps and install new railings in front of the north entrance of City Hall." Additionally, it has been confirmed that "During...
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Farmers and Organizations Invited to Apply for McAllister Ranch Urban Farm Incubator License
Members of the public are invited to submit applications to license the McAllister Ranch Urban Farm Incubator for urban agriculture. Licensed land is to be used for regenerative urban agriculture, educational programming, community gardening space or associated activities. Applications are due by 9 p.m. on Sunday, April 28, 2024."Establishing high-quality urban agriculture sites that use sustainable farming practices, complement adjacent properties, and utilize sound market strategies." "Increasing access to healthy, affordable food.""Improving environmental...
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City Council to Discuss Potential Relocation of Concrete Plant in Southside
At the April 23 City Council Work Session, City staff will present information for Council discussion and direction regarding possible future developments for 840 E. Butler Avenue. The City of Flagstaff has been working to relocate Arizona Materials. According to the report, "Arizona Materials is seeking City support to move to 840 E Butler Ave across from Whole Foods Market." This proposed relocation aligns with the "Live/Make Center" as designated in the Southside Community Specific Plan.
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City of Flagstaff Calls for Artists to Design Traffic Signal Cabinets
The City of Flagstaff is inviting artists, graphic designers, and illustrators to participate in a Call to Artists to create original designs for traffic signal cabinets. The deadline for submissions is May 7, 2024.According to the announcement, the call is open to artists 18 years or older residing and working within the United States. Designs must be original artwork and can be in any medium as long as they can be represented in a high-resolution digital image without loss of quality. The selected designs will be printed on vinyl and installed on cabinets in...
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142 lawyers with active licenses to practice in Coconino County as of March
In March, Coconino County registered 142 lawyers with active licenses to practice.
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Coconino County: 3 more active licenses to practice law in Q1 than previous quarter
The number of lawyers with active licenses to practice in Coconino County during the first quarter of 2024 increased in comparison to the previous quarter, according to the State Bar of Arizona.
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Properly dispose of batteries, lightbulbs, medications and more at Drop-off Day!
The City of Flagstaff Sustainability Office, Flagstaff Police Department, and Coconino County will be hosting a Drop-off Day event on Saturday, April 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Coconino County Health and Human Services building located at 2625 N King St."We are excited to partner with the Flagstaff Hazardous Products Center, Coconino County, Flagstaff Police Department, Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), Ponderosa Medical Waste Services, Elevated Shredding, and Westech Recyclers to put your waste in the right place."Residents are encouraged to bring their expired or...
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1 fewer lawyer with active license to practice in Coconino County during March than previous month
There was one fewer active legal license in Coconino County in March than in the previous month, according to the State Bar of Arizona.
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City of Flagstaff Considers Potential Property Tax Increase
The City of Flagstaff has issued a Notice of Proposed Property Tax Increase for the fiscal year 2024-2025, prompting discussions and considerations by the City Council regarding a potential levy adjustment. As per the notice, the current budget proposal does not include an increase in the primary property tax levy, emphasizing the preliminary nature of the decision-making process.Brandi Suda, the Finance Director, highlighted that no definitive decision has been reached regarding the tax levy increase, indicating that the upcoming April Budget Retreat scheduled for April...
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Flagstaff Pulliam Airport Terminal Parking Lot Closure for Maintenance
Flagstaff Pulliam Airport Terminal Parking Lot Closure for MaintenanceFlagstaff, AZ - Maintenance on the Terminal Parking Lot at Flagstaff Pulliam Airport will begin Monday, April 15, 2024. The airport authorities have announced that during this period, vehicles will not be permitted to enter the Terminal Parking Lot. However, existing vehicles will be allowed to depart when travelers return.According to the announcement, the Economy Parking Lot will be available for use with ample parking spaces. The Economy Parking Lot offers complimentary parking for the first hour...
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City of Flagstaff Hosts Earth Day Celebration on April 20
The City of Flagstaff is gearing up to host its annual Earth Day Celebration on April 20, inviting community members to come together for a day of eco-friendly activities and initiatives. The event, organized by the City of Flagstaff Sustainability Office, promises a range of engaging experiences for attendees.The celebration will kick off with a community litter clean-up led by the Arizona Conservation Corps (AZCC) from 9-10 a.m., followed by a day filled with various environmentally-conscious activities. Participants can expect live music, delicious food from a local...
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Downtown Library to close April 22-30, pop-up services available at City Hall
The Flagstaff City - Coconino County Downtown Library located at 300 W. Aspen Avenue will temporarily close its doors from April 22 to April 30 for the installation of a new boiler to regulate building heat. During this closure period, the library will be offering services through a Pop-Up Library at City Hall in the Council Conference Room on the first floor. According to the announcement, limited services will be available, including on-hold material pick-ups, 30-minute express computer access with printing, limited browsing of new books for checkout, and standard...
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Scheduled Lane Reductions for Underground Fiber-Optic Cable Installation in Flagstaff
Lane reductions are set to take place on S Mikes Pike St, W Butler Ave, and S Humphreys St in Flagstaff from April 15 to April 26. The reduction in lanes is necessary to facilitate the installation of underground fiber-optic cable in the area. According to the announcement, the work will commence on S Mikes Pike St, with traffic being reduced to one lane and managed by flaggers. Subsequently, one lane at a time will be closed on W Butler Ave as the crews progress southwards. The final phase of the project will involve work at the intersection of W Butler Ave and S Humphreys...
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Census Bureau: 79.6% of people in Coconino County were old enough to vote in 2021
Of the 144,942 citizens living in Coconino County in 2021, 79.6% were old enough to vote, equating to 115,391 individuals, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained on Oct. 26.
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City announces Sean Connolly as new Police Chief
The City of Flagstaff has announced that Sean Connolly will be taking on the role of Police Chief, starting in June. Sean comes with over 30 years of experience from the Phoenix Police Department, where he currently serves as the Operational Executive Assistant Police Chief.City Manager Greg Clifton expressed his satisfaction with the selection process, stating, "we had five excellent candidates for this very important position, including two highly qualified internal candidates. We are pleased with the outcome, and we enthusiastically welcome Sean Connolly to Team...
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How many companies in cities in Coconino County received FDA inspections in 2023?
There were two companies in cities associated with Coconino County that received two FDA inspections in 2023, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
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Council approves $3.33M in bond funding to assist in creating 139 affordable rental apartments
In a recent development, the Flagstaff City Council has given the green light to $3.33M in Rental Incentive Bond Program awards. This funding is set to be utilized alongside other financial sources to facilitate the construction of 139 affordable rental units in downtown Flagstaff by the Foundation for Senior Living.Flagstaff Mayor Becky Daggett expressed her enthusiasm for the project, stating, "These two projects taken together are going to have a huge positive impact on seniors and families in our community. I can’t wait to help welcome our neighbors to their new...
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City hosts informational meeting on water rate study
The City of Flagstaff is hosting an informational meeting on Monday, April 8 from 5:30 - 7 p.m. at the East Flagstaff Community Library to discuss the current drinking water, wastewater, and reclaimed water rate study. The meeting aims to inform attendees about the proposed rate changes and their potential impact on water bills. According to the announcement, the meeting will be a drop-in style event where attendees can ask questions of City staff and provide feedback."The City uses funding generated by water rates and fees to provide high-quality water for customers,...
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Construction to begin on Schultz Creek Drainage Improvements at US Hwy 180
The City of Flagstaff, in collaboration with Banicki Construction, is set to commence construction on the Schultz Creek Drainage Improvements at US Hwy 180 in April. The project aims to enhance the drainage system by installing a new concrete box culvert under US Hwy 180, with a target completion date of July 1. The final touches, including highway repaving and landscaping restoration, are expected to be finalized by Aug. 1.To address the potential flooding risks before the 2024 monsoon season, traffic control measures will be enforced on US Hwy 180 from W Stevanna Way to...