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11/4 YAVAPAI COUNTY FLOOD RESPONSE UPDATE 11/4/2026 10:30AM As water levels continue to recede, response crews are working diligently to complete safety assessments throughout the affected areas. The locations listed below have been evacuated and remain under evacuation status at this time. We ask for the public’s patience and cooperation as we continue these efforts to ensure all areas are safe before residents return. The zones listed below can be found at protect.genasys.com This is Yavapai County’s Emergency Notification System – sign up for alerts at www.yavapaiready.gov/alerts Areas remaining under GO Status until further notice: Kelli Lane (YCU-1475) Thompson Road / Sandy Hollow Lane (YCU-1622) South side of Comanche Drive (YCU-1625) North side of Comanche Drive (YCU-1631) River Run Drive (YCU-1634) Verde Village One near River Run Drive and Skidmore Drive (YCU-1637A) Garden Lane in Cottonwood -south side of the road (YCU-1478B) Areas remaining on SET status until further notice: Salt Mine Road Area (Zones: YCU-2093) Additional Information Yavapai County Emergency Phone Bank is still OPEN: If you have any questions regarding flooding, evacuations, or shelters, please call the Hotline at 928-442-5103 for the most current information. FLOODWATER SAFETY • TURN AROUND, DON’T DROWN. Never drive through flooded roadways. • Keep children and pets away from floodwaters. • Stay clear of washes, creeks, rivers, and low-lying areas. ROADWAY SAFETY • Never drive around barricades or through closed roads. • Check road conditions before traveling. • Avoid unnecessary travel during hazardous weather. BE PREPARED • Monitor weather alerts and emergency notifications. • Follow evacuation instructions from emergency personnel. • Stay away from downed power lines and report them immediately.

11/4 Portions of the Red Rock Ranger District – including several recreation sites and trails – are inaccessible due to severe flooding and are closed for public safety. A current list of temporarily closed recreation sites and closed forest roads is available on the Coconino National Forest website. Forest employees are conducting field assessments to evaluate the extent of the flood damage, and more information will be made available as assessments are completed. There is no estimate as to when area roads, trails and sites will re-open. Further closures may be warranted, and existing closures will only be lifted when it is safe to do so. The public should abide by all posted signage, seek reroutes and alternative plans as necessary, and avoid cutting locks or moving barriers. Forest visitors should use sound judgment and avoid any potential storm-damaged areas that may not be formally closed. Residents should ensure they are signed up to receive future evacuation alerts from either Coconino County or Yavapai County. Updates and information regarding road, trail and other area closures will be posted on the Coconino National Forest website.