Yavapai County Flood One Stop Flood Information Site/Full Press Release Attached

As recovery efforts continue following the November 2026 flooding, Yavapai County is opening a Community Assistance Center (CAC) to provide residents with a central location to seek recovery information and connect with available assistance resources.

The Community Assistance Center will open Wednesday, November 4, at noon and will be located at:

Community Assistance Center
199 S. 6th Street
Cottonwood, Arizona

Representatives from several county departments and community partners will be available to answer questions, provide information, and help residents navigate the recovery process. Participating organizations and resources include:

Residents impacted by the flooding are encouraged to visit the center to ask questions, connect with available resources, and learn more about their next steps toward recovery.

Flood recovery can be overwhelming, and residents may have questions about property concerns, health and safety, utilities, and available resources. The Community Assistance Center is intended to bring helpful information and support together in one location.

“Recovery is about more than rebuilding homes and repairing property. It’s about making sure our residents have the information, resources, and support they need to move forward. We want people to know that they are not navigating this process alone. The Community Assistance Center brings together count departments and community partners in one place to help connect residents with the assistance and guidance they need,” said Ashley Ahlquist, Yavapai County Emergency Manager.

Residents are also encouraged to visit YavapaiReady.gov/recover for ongoing flood recovery information and updates.

Yavapai County appreciates the continued cooperation and resilience of the community as recovery efforts move forward