Forest Health
The Flagstaff Watershed Protection Project continues to implement forest health projects across the Upper Rio de Flag and Lake Mary watersheds. This helps reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire and keeps our forests healthy.
We're getting ready
Ways the City is preventing and preparing for natural disasters.
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Wildfire Response
Every Flagstaff fire fighter is a trained and qualified wildland fire fighter, and every station includes a wildland fire specific fire engine.
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Post-fire Flood Projects
The City has successfully delivered flood mitigation projects in the Schultz Creek corridor and is actively constructing a series of projects in the Spruce Wash to limit post-fire flooding.
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Channel Clean-Ups
Regular debris removal and maintenance of over 140 miles of flood channels. This work decreases the chance of flooding and increases public safety.
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Water Supply Strategies
The City's water infrastructure provides redundancy during events that could disrupt water supply, such as drought, wildfire, or loss of power. Community members may need to limit their water use to essential use indoors
Ways you can prepare
Steps you can take to protect your family, home, and community.
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Register for Emergency Alerts
Coconino County Emergency Alerts are sent 24/7 when there is an immediate threat to life and/ or property.
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Schedule a Free Wildfire Home Risk Assessment
FFD provides free home wildfire risk assessments based on scientific principles of defensible space and home hardening. These assessments empower residents to take proactive measures that help protect property against wildfire.
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Participate in a Pine Needle Drop Off
Remove excess pine needles from around your home. Learn more about the neighborhood schedule here.
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Prepare for a Power Outage
Power outages can happen at any time and can disrupt communications, utilities, and other essential services. Learn how you can prepare.
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Maintain Your Drainage
Make sure that drainages and channels surrounding your home are free from debris. Debris can quickly become a barricade and cause flooding on your or your neighbor’s property. You may be legally liable for damages.
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Get Flood Insurance
Homeowner’s insurance does not cover flooding. Obtain a flood insurance policy to protect your home and belongings.
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Build Your Ready Set Go Kit
Prepare your pre-packed “Ready, Set Go!” kit. Start with the five P’s: people and pet supplies, prescriptions, papers, personal needs, and priceless items.
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Apply for a Flood Prevention Grant
Up to $7,500 to help Flagstaff residents’ protect their homes from flood damage.
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Apply for or build a HEPA Air Filter
Provides clean air access to Flagstaff households through HEPA purifiers or DIY clean air filter kits.
Stay Aware
Review the resources below to stay informed.
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Know Your Zone
Look up the evacuation zone for your home, work, children’s schools and any locations where loved ones spend time.
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Fire Restrictions
Stay up to date on current fire restrictions, which can impact things like fireworks, BBQs, and trail access
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Public Safety Power Shutoff
APS may initiative a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) during severe fire conditions to prevent the electric system from starting a wildfire. See if your home or work would be impacted by a PSPS.
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Rain Gauges
A system of 24/7 early warning rain and stream gauges that provide real time updates on rainfall levels.
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Water Supply Strategy Stages
Know the different water supply strategy stages and how to use water wisely.
