Sedona, AZ

11/5 Sedona has set up several dumpsters in the city that residents can use to dispose of items damaged during the flooding. The dumpsters are located on Bear Wallow Lane, Copper Cliffs Drive, Blackhawk Lane, Trails End Drive, Sycamore Road and Portal Lane. If more are needed, the city will respond by adding new areas. For information about the city’s flood recovery or to report damages, visit www.sedonaaz.gov/floodrecover

If Yavapai RAC approves increase, fees could go into effect by March Increased user fees for public land sites across the Coconino National Forest and Red Rock Ranger District could take effect on Monday, March 1. The cost of a Red Rock Daily Pass may double from $5 to $10, while weekly passes increase from […] The post Coconino National Forest may hike user rates appeared first on Sedona Red Rock News.

The Yavapai County Board of Supervisors officially declared a county emergency following severe heavy rainfall and widespread flooding that began on Sunday, Nov. 1. The county has announced temporary relief measures for affected residents, according to Yavapai County Board of Supervisors Communications Manager David McAtee. Under a proclamation signed by Yavapai County Board of Supervisors […] The post Yavapai County offers free flood debris disposal, waives demolition permit fees appeared

To support Sedona homeowners as they begin the process of repairing flood damage, the city of Sedona will be working to speed up the process for permits associated with demolition or repair required for flood-damaged homes and businesses. “We want to be able to help people get back to their homes and resume their lives […] The post City speeds up permits for demolition and repair of flood-damaged property appeared first on Sedona Red Rock News.

11/4 ADOT is wasting no time when it comes to repairing the damages caused by flooding on Highway-89A between Sedona and Flagstaff. Officials say the highway will remain closed until further notice, but repairs begin today. Residents who live in the canyon will be allowed in and out with proof of residency. Workers are already in the canyon assessing the damages and staging equipment. Travel between Sedona and Flagstaff is limited to Highway-179 and I-17. There’s no estimate on when all the re

Sedona Interim Mayor Holli Ploog signed a local Proclamation of Emergency on Tuesday, Nov. 2, in response to ongoing impacts from the Sunday, Nov. 1, flooding that continues to impact the Sedona community. The proclamation allows the city to continue coordinating resources and response efforts while seeking additional assistance through the emergency declaration process. City […] The post Sedona Mayor Ploog signs local Proclamation of Emergency appeared first on Sedona Red Rock News.

Palatki is currently closed. Montezuma Castle is closed. Red Rock State Park is closed. 89A between Sedona and Kachina Village remains closed.

City of Sedona Mayor Signs Local Proclamation of Emergency SEDONA, Ariz. – On Nov. 2, 2026, the Mayor of the City of Sedona signed a local Proclamation of Emergency in response to ongoing impacts from the Nov. 1 flooding continuing to impact the Sedona community. The proclamation allows the city to continue coordinating resources and response efforts while seeking additional assistance through the emergency declaration process. City officials are actively coordinating with neighboring Verde Va

Dozens of APS customers are still without power in the Sedona area after the recent flooding.

APS crews are preparing to restore power to customers still affected by severe storms and flooding in the Sedona, Cottonwood and Cornville communities. Floodwaters submerged APS electrical equipment and washed away some customers’ equipment. As of this afternoon, around 90 customers in those areas remain without power. While APS crews were able to reroute and restore power to more than 800 customers who were originally impacted, our teams must wait until floodwaters recede before they can safe