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3/12 A voter approved tax in Prescott, goes into effect April 1-st.

3/12 Sedona, the Sedona Fire District and the Yavapai County Master Gardeners, will host 2-free workshops on Firewise and vegetation management

3/12 Flagstaff’s Beautification, Arts & Sciences program published their findings from its “Art, Culture, Science and the Future in Flagstaff” study.

Number of Arizona Travel IDs now exceeds 2.5 million May deadline is nearing if you wish to use state credential for travel With less than two months remaining before the federal deadline for domestic airline travelers to have a federally compliant ID, the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division has issued more than 2.5 million Arizona Travel ID cards. May 7 will be here quickly. So join the 2,509,977 – and counting – Arizonans who have already upgraded to the Arizona Travel ID. As of the federal deadline, you will need a compliant credential like a valid U.S. passport or the Arizona Travel ID to get past Transportation Security Administration checkpoints at U.S. airports. Without the Arizona Travel ID or other form of compliant identification, fliers risk missing an airline flight because the standard driver license may not be accepted. This federally compliant credential is distinguished by a star in the upper right corner and is available to Arizona residents as a driver license or identification card. To get an Arizona Travel ID, federal standards require the following: Proof of identity: a birth certificate or U.S. passport Social Security number: just the number, not the card Two documents proving Arizona residency, such as rental or bank statements, credit card or cellphone bills in your name with your current Arizona address You can walk into an office for this service, but we suggest scheduling an appointment at azmvdnow.gov. Even if you haven’t activated your AZ MVD NOW account, you can still schedule an appointment. You can also go to any authorized third party location, which may be open later and on Saturdays. More information, including a full list of qualifying documents, is available at azdot.gov/TravelID.

3/11 A reminder that Coconino County Emergency Management will conduct a countywide test of the Emergency Notification System today at noon.

3/12 Prescott Valley Police was involved in a pursuit with a man driving a stolen vehicle.

3/12 A Winter Storm Warning remains in place from noon Thursday to 5-am Friday for elevations above 6,000-feet.

3/11 The Coconino National Forest has closed gates on many forest roads that are susceptible to damage under winter conditions.

3/11 The Cottonwood Parks & Recreation Department says the outdoor courts at the Cottonwood Recreation Center will undergo resurfacing starting next Monday.