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If you have questions about road closures, reporting damage, donations or assistance, you can call our information line at 928-679-8525 or visit coconino.az.gov/FloodRecover….
The information line is open Nov. 7 and 8 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Always call 911 for emergencies.
As river levels recede and cleanup continues across the state, Arizona emergency management teams and local partners are maintaining continuous support for storm-impacted communities heading into the weekend.
Here is the essential information you need to know this afternoon:
Damage Assessments Expanding Monday: While field surveys paused today, six state damage assessment teams are mobilized and ready to deploy early next week to conduct door-to-door inspections alongside local officials in areas like Camp Verde.
🔗 Need Recovery Help?
Find verified information on well water testing, debris staging locations, mold cleanup, and how to verify licensed contractors on the centralized state portal: ein.az.gov/november-2026-sto…
Following the recent severe storms, the State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) is adjusting its activation posture as floodwaters recede, while state recovery personnel, voluntary agency liaisons, and technical specialists remain actively engaged across affected jurisdictions.
River & Dam Conditions: Flood warnings downstream of Tempe Town Lake through Phoenix have officially expired as flows drop. Flood stages continue to recede along northern washes like Moenkopi Wash near Tuba City, while officials monitor inflows into Painted Rock Reservoir.
For complete guidance on well water testing, debris drop-off points, and licensed contractor verification, visit the official state portal: ein.az.gov/november-2026-sto…
ALT Several emergency management personnel and county officials stand next to an impacted area in Yavapai County.
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The Community Assistance Center is open today from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm.
Stop by to connect with local and state partners, get information, and find assistance as our community continues to recover from the flooding earlier this week.
📍199 S. 6th Street, Cottonwood
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If you or your family were impacted by recent severe storms and flooding, recovery resources and guidance are now live on the Arizona Emergency Information Network (AzEIN).
🔗 Access the complete resource page: ein.az.gov/november-2026-sto…
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🚨Important update: Oak Creek Collaborative Cleanup is canceled 🚨
Due to severe weather damage, road closures, and hazardous conditions requiring heavy machinery, our November 14th clean-up event is cancelled for everyone’s safety.
#AZVolunteers #OakCreek
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Attendees can also visit resource booths starting at 9am for more information and education.
