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Flood RecoveryTuesday, November 3

Flagstaff city offices reopen Tuesday after flood closures, and voting runs as normal

The Good Day Flagstaff teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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Voting today? Voting locations will operate as normal, and City of Flagstaff administrative offices and non-essential facilities reopen Tue., Nov. 3 after Monday's flood closures.

City facilities closed Monday and reopen Tuesday

  1. Nov. 1Flood events hit Flagstaff.
  2. Nov. 2City offices, rec centers, libraries and the Visitor Center close; call center opens at 8 a.m.
  3. Nov. 3City offices and facilities reopen, and voting locations operate as normal.

Sources: Signals AZ, KAFF

Recreation centers, libraries and the Flagstaff Visitor Center were part of Monday's closure. Road closures stayed in effect around the community, and the city asked people to avoid travel while emergency crews worked at capacity. We suggest calling the county before you head out, since it can answer questions about road conditions.

Flood help is available in three places

ResourceWhere
Red Cross shelterSinagua Middle School, 3950 E. Butler Ave.
County call center(928) 679-8525
Self-fill sandbagsThorpe Park, N. Aztec St. lot

Sources: Signals AZ, KAFF

  • Sandbags: bring your own shovel
  • Alerts: sign up at coconino.az.gov/Ready
  • Emergencies: call 911

Sources: Signals AZ, KAFF

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