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The project will include the installation of a new concrete box culvert under Highway 180 and is scheduled to be substantially complete by July 1 to help mitigate flooding before

County officials said a discussion on proposed forest treatments for the area that could prevent catastrophic fire and flooding is planned for March 5.

The prescribed burn will be conducted by the Flagstaff Fire Department.

Flagstaff is holding meetings for residents affected by flooding from past wildfires. The community meetings on Oct. 30 and Nov. 2 will cover ongoing flood control projects, models of what’s next for flood-prone areas and winter preparations.The Oct. 30 meeting is specifically for those in the Coconino Estates and Coyote Springs neighborhoods, set for 5:30–7 p.m. at Flagstaff

Discussions will focus on ongoing infrastructure projects, flood modeling and winter preparations.

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The City of Flagstaff will host two community meetings this month to discuss preparations for monsoon season and potential flooding.

Officials with the City of Flagstaff say the Schultz Creek Detention Basins have reached 100% capacity because of spring runoff.

City officials are warning that a broken culvert could lead to more flooding in the Flagstaff area as the temperatures warm up in the coming days.

Flagstaff officials warned the Schultz Creek culvert under U.S. 180 is partially blocked. But the extent of the impact is unknown.