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If you have questions about road closures, reporting damage, donations or assistance, you can call our information line at 928-679-8525 or visit coconino.az.gov/FloodRecover…. The information line is open Nov. 7 and 8 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Always call 911 for emergencies.
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AzEIN 📢 retweeted
Tempe Town Lake will remain closed to fishing and boating a while longer. Why? Because Tempe Town Lake and the State of Arizona have experienced a historic event. Last weekend’s floods were the biggest on the Salt and Verde Rivers since 1993, before Town Lake was even built. The inflows are the highest we have on record, about eight times greater than average. The water has downed full-sized trees, sent abandoned boats over the dam, and eroded several feet of sand from Town Lake’s Boat Beach. This level of flooding also brings with it water quality issues, including e-coli. As a result, Town Lake will be closed to all watersports, such as boating and fishing. People and dogs should stay out of the water. No boat rentals, rowing, pedal boats, paddleboards or any other kind of watersport. Feel free to walk and bike! Fun on the shore continues as usual. Get more info here: mailchi.mp/tempe/tempe-town-…
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Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests implements Temporary Emergency Closure due to record flooding dlvr.​it/TWDXH8
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As river levels recede and cleanup continues across the state, Arizona emergency management teams and local partners are maintaining continuous support for storm-impacted communities heading into the weekend. Here is the essential information you need to know this afternoon:
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Our hearts are with all Yavapai County residents recovering from recent severe flooding and the neighbors and families putting in the hard work to clean up and assess damage across our communities.
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AzEIN 📢 retweeted
UPDATE: The highway is now closed between the Owenby Way roundabout in Sedona and milepost 390.
On SR 89A in Oak Creek Canyon, crews continue to clear boulders, mud and fallen trees and are now making roadways repairs to make the highway safe again for travel. The highway remains closed. There is no estimated time for completion. More: azdot.gov/news/adot-repairin…
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Following the recent severe storms, the State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) is adjusting its activation posture as floodwaters recede, while state recovery personnel, voluntary agency liaisons, and technical specialists remain actively engaged across affected jurisdictions.
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The Community Assistance Center is open today from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm. Stop by to connect with local and state partners, get information, and find assistance as our community continues to recover from the flooding earlier this week. 📍199 S. 6th Street, Cottonwood
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Cold nights are arriving across AZ! ❄️🏠 Before turning on heaters or lighting fireplaces, stay safe:🚨 Test carbon monoxide detectors 📏 Keep space heaters 3 ft from flammables 🔌 Plug heaters directly into wall outlets 🚫 Never run generators indoors 🔗 ein.az.gov/winter-weather
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If you or your family were impacted by recent severe storms and flooding, recovery resources and guidance are now live on the Arizona Emergency Information Network (AzEIN). 🔗 Access the complete resource page: ein.az.gov/november-2026-sto…
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Hear from local, county and state experts to learn the latest about fraud and scams and ways to navigate our increasingly digital world. Attendees can also visit resource booths starting at 9am for more information and education.
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ADWR supervises the safety of jurisdictional dams in Arizona in order to maximize the protection of the public against loss of life and property. As a result of the recent storms, many dams reached their storage capacity and emitted flows over their emergency spillways.
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Scammers are actively looking to target vulnerable communities after disaster strikes. AZDOHS urges you to be on high alert for fraudulent emails, texts, and/or social media messages following last week’s extreme weather across the state.
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AzEIN 📢 retweeted
On Wednesday, Nov. 4, Director of Cabinet Affairs for @GovernorHobbs, Larry Sandigo, and ADOT Director Jennifer Toth visited State Route 89A to assess the damage from the past weekend's storms.
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As response operations transition into active recovery, state, county, and tribal partners are focused on getting direct assistance to residents impacted by the November storms.
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SBA Disaster Loan Deadline Approaching for Arizona Businesses, Private Nonprofits dlvr.​it/TWCY1v
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The Community Assistance Center is open today from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm. Stop by to connect with local and state partners, get information, and find assistance as our community continues to recover from the flooding earlier this week. 📍199 S. 6th Street, Cottonwood
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The Coconino County Call Center is open today until 5 p.m. If you have questions about evacuation status, sandbag locations and road conditions please call 928-679-8525. ❗The Call Center is for routine information only. Always call 911 for emergencies. Sign up for emergency alerts at coconino.az.gov/Ready.
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As water levels recede from the November storms, the State Emergency Operations Center remains activated at Level 2, working side-by-side with tribal, county, and municipal partners to transition directly into recovery. Here is what our teams are doing today 🧵👇
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Yavapai County's Community Emergency Phone Bank is OPEN today, November 4th from 8 am until 5 pm. If you have questions on road conditions, post flood recovery, or evacuation status please call 928-442-5103.
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