11/02/2026
***Posted at 5:30 pm
Your safety is my, and the City of Flagstaff’s, top priority. Please avoid travel if possible and check in on your neighbors.
1. Flagstaff’s emergency response crews are operating at capacity. Please keep your safety and that of your neighbors in mind and avoid travel if possible.
2. Coconino County has activated a Call Center for flooding until 8 p.m. If you have questions about evacuation status, sandbag locations and road conditions please call 928-679-8525.
3. Always call 911 for emergencies. Sign up for emergency alerts at coconino.az.gov/Ready.
4. Stay alert and follow the US National Weather Service Flagstaff Arizona for updates.
Self-fill sandbags available in Thorpe Park at the parking lot at the north end of N. Aztec St. between Frances Short Pond and the softball fields
***5PM Update - The City is working to restock supplies - additional sandbag materials are on the way. If you’re headed to the park to make sandbags for your property, please consider filling a few extra bags for those who may need assistance. Likewise, if you live in the vicinity of Thorpe Park and can safely get there, help filling sandbags for those in need of them would be appreciated. As this is a self-fill sandbag station, please bring a shovel.
Emergency response crews are operating at capacity. Please keep your safety and that of your neighbors in mind and avoid travel.
Flagstaff City Government: Numerous Road Closures in Flagstaff; Avoid Travel
Flagstaff residents and visitors are advised to avoid travel due to numerous road closures caused by flooding. Current road closures are widespread and include portions of S Milton Rd, Route 66, Butler Ave, E Huntington Dr and S Lone Tree Rd.
Emergency response crews are operating at capacity. To help keep resources available for emergencies and for your safety, please avoid travel.
Emergency Call Center Activated
Coconino County has activated a Call Center for flooding until 8 p.m. If you have questions about evacuation status, sandbag locations and road conditions please call 928-679-8525.
Always call 911 for emergencies. Sign up for emergency alerts at coconino.az.gov/Ready.
Mountain Line
6pm: Route 5 will start running again, but won’t be on schedule due to detours.
5:35pm: Routes 2 and 66 running. Expect delays.
3:00pm: All routes have halted and Flagstaff PD has advised that road closures due to flooding will be in place for an undetermined amount of time.
Flagstaff Shelter Services, Inc
The Flagstaff Shelter Services is running an overflow shelter and will provide transportation from the 4185 E. Huntington Dr location. 928-225-2533
American Red Cross
American Red Cross has teams en route to open a shelter in Flagstaff and begin supporting residents impacted by the current flooding situation.
Shelter Information: Sinagua Middle School - 3950 E Butler Ave, Flagstaff, AZ 86004