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Old plan, costs among hot topics at No on 480 Campaign forum at Flagstaff Aquaplex - Vimarsana News

Old plan, costs among hot topics at No on 480 Campaign forum at Flagstaff Aquaplex

The Flagstaff Aquaplex’s community room was packed with residents Tuesday evening for a public forum hosted by the No on 480 Campaign, which was spearhead by the Flagstaff Community First

Proposition 480 asking voters to approve rezoning for Flagstaff Medical Center move - Vimarsana News

Proposition 480 asking voters to approve rezoning for Flagstaff Medical Center move

Mail-in voting begins this week for a special election that includes a referendum on whether to rezone property next to Fort Tuthill to allow for the first phase of the

Flagstaff hospital project delayed 9 months as build expected to start in February - Vimarsana News

Flagstaff hospital project delayed 9 months as build expected to start in February

Northern Arizona Healthcare's $800 million hospital project is over budget and delayed, with construction expected to start in February

FMC's future: Flagstaff community members organizing to put campus plans on the ballot - Vimarsana News

FMC's future: Flagstaff community members organizing to put campus plans on the ballot

The group has until July 6 to gather just over 2,600 signatures on the petition.

Flagstaff City Council to vote today on hospital proposal - Vimarsana News

Flagstaff City Council to vote today on hospital proposal

The Flagstaff City Council is scheduled to vote this afternoon on the plans for a new regional hospital located near Fort Tuthill County Park. The proposal has stirred up both support and objections from the community. KNAU’s Melissa Sevigny spoke with a representative from Northern Arizona Healthcare, Steve Eiss, who says the current hospital doesn’t have enough beds for a fast-growing population.

Source: knau.org