Schultz Fire News Today

Thank you for the article from the Council meeting of 3/26/24.

An insufficient water supply and funding issues challenge rural fire districts.

Fires have burned bigger in the 10 years since the Yarnell Hill fire, but experts say using tribal methods could make fires less deadly

The monsoon: Mother Nature's raw power is on full display with walls of dust and wicked winds, to sheets of rain and the deluge of water left behind. Always expect the unexpected because this is Arizona's monsoon. Learn about the elements that make up the monsoon, plus a look at what this monsoon season might bring, and some tips on how to make sure your pool and your car are ready for the severe weather.

Sen. Mark Kelly visited Coconino County to see some of the flood mitigation projects for which he helped secure federal funding.

Flagstaff’s a role model for a community determined not to burn down in the next megafire.

During this monsoon season, parts of Flagstaff have seen multiple rounds of flooding that left behind a muddy mess, as well as damaged homes. Here's what you should know about the flooding, and what officials are doing to help save lives.

In partnership with a legislative committee, the University of Arizona will conduct a comprehensive study to estimate the total costs of damage to communities, businesses and residents affected by the 2021 Telegraph Fire.

The city of Flagstaff and Coconino County hosted the Schultz Creek Flood Corridor meeting, much-needed after a very active monsoon season that led to lots of flooding in the Pipeline Fire burn scar area.

During this monsoon season, parts of Flagstaff have seen multiple rounds of flooding that left behind a muddy mess, as well as damaged homes. Here's what you should know about the flooding, and what officials are doing to help save lives.