Central Arizona Fire & Medical Authority (CAFMA) is an all hazards agency serving 369 sq. miles of Yavapai County, Arizona. 928-772-7711. Not monitored 24/7.
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ALT This graphic displays Tornado Watch watch number 688 plotted on a map. The watch is in effect until 6:00 PM MST. The watch includes parts of Arizona. The threats associated with this watch are a few tornadoes possible, scattered hail up to tennis ball size likely and scattered gusts up to 70 mph possible. There are 675,516 people in the watch along with 355 schools and 20 hospitals.
ALT Map showing Antelope Fire location in relation to nearby towns
ALT Map showing Antelope Fire location in relation to nearby towns
ALT A massive, towering wall of thick, orange-brown dust (a haboob) sweeps across a mountain range under a vibrant purple and pink sunset sky. In the foreground, desert vegetation and dry brush are visible across a flat landscape. The white "azein" logo is in the top right corner, and "Learn more: ein.az.gov" is centered at the bottom.
ALT A wide landscape shot of the Arizona desert under a dramatic storm sky. In the foreground, green desert vegetation including Saguaro and Cholla cacti are visible. In the distance, a bolt of lightning strikes near a mountain range under dark, heavy monsoon clouds with visible rain shafts. The top right corner features the white "azein" logo, and the bottom center includes the text "Learn more: ein.az.gov".
ALT Instructions for using Genasys Protect app to find your emergency alert zone by entering your address and subscribing to alerts.
ALT Graphic from the Arizona Emergency Information Network announcing the start of prescribed burn season. The image shows a controlled fire burning low vegetation on a forest floor among tall pine trees, with light smoke visible. Text reads, “Prescribed burn season is starting!” and encourages viewers to stay informed about smoke, ongoing burns, and air quality. The AZEIN logo and a link to ein.az.gov are included.
ALT Graphic with the message “Winter weather can shift quickly this time of year!” alongside a seven-day weather forecast showing rain, scattered storms, and fluctuating temperatures. The text encourages checking local forecasts, reviewing emergency plans, and ensuring alerts are enabled before the New Year. The AzEIN logo appears on the left over a blue background with subtle weather-themed design elements.
ALT A portable electric space heater glows orange while plugged into a wall outlet in a home. The heater is positioned on a tile floor with a visible power cord. On the left side of the graphic, large text reads “Using a space heater this winter?” followed by safety tips. The Arizona Emergency Information Network (AzEIN) logo appears below the text.
ALT Side-by-side phones compare apps. The left shows a map with flame icons labeled “For Awareness Only,” representing Watch Duty. The right shows “Evacuation Warning – Be Ready to Evacuate,” labeled “Official Emergency Notification.” Text explains Watch Duty is not an official alert system and directs viewers to YavapaiReady.gov/Alerts.
ALT A friendly cartoon ghost floats beside a smartphone displaying a notification from RAVE/Smart911. The ghost says, “You never signed up…” while the phone replies, “Don’t worry—I’m on it now!” Text on the image reads, “Don’t ghost your emergency alerts! Yavapai County has discontinued Everbridge and CodeRED. Sign up for official alerts with RAVE/Smart911 at YavapaiReady.gov/Alerts.” The design includes logos for YavapaiReady and Smart911 with a soft Halloween-themed background.
ALT Emergency alert sign-up information highlighting critical updates for wildfires, floods, and evacuations with multiple alert options including email and text.
