Sedona, Arizona (3TV/CBS 5) — Several areas of Lake Sedona and Lake Verdes have been ordered to evacuate due to high water levels on Wednesday.Also road rocks are closed Both directions on State Route 89A Between Sedona and I-17 near Flagstaff.
Residents are asked to find shelter with family and friends or head to the next gym. Camp Verde Middle School. Shelters for small animals and pets public hallWater levels are rising in Oak Creek Canyon and Wet Beaver Creek as more rain is expected. Water levels in Wet Beaver Creek have already risen more than 9 feet and will reach more than 13 feet by 2:30 a.m., officials said.
The following areas are subject to “GO” Evacuation Notices:
- trails end road
- trails end lane
- Blackhawk Ln
- newcastle lane
- Oak Creek Mobilodge
- Dr. Coppercliffe
- Copper Cliffs Line
- Sycamore Road
- The Villas at Poco Diablo Resort
- New Age Center
- Rancho Sedona RV Park
- Houses north of Rancho Sedona RV Park on Bear Wallow Ln
- The town of Camp Verde
Arizona Department of Transportation officials are telling people to expect delays on SR 89A and take alternate routes. As of 8:30 PM, there is no scheduled time for the highway to reopen.
Meanwhile, in the Valley, Maricopa County has closed more low-water crossings due to flooding. The storm, combined with recent water discharge from the SRP, means that the canyon crossing will see high water levels for several days.
Multiple areas are closed.
- Gilbert Road, North of Loop 202, Salt River
- McEllipse Road on the Salt River
- 67th Street and Broadway Road in Salt River
- 91st Street in Salt River
- El Mirage Road on the Gila River
Residents and businesses near Oak Creek can also bring shovels to fill the sandbags.visit city maintenance yard, City grounds adjacent to Sedona Red Rock High School, Uptown public parking lot and Sedona United Methodist Church Get a punching bag. The City Maitenance Yard is by appointment only.
Homeowners are urged to heed flood warnings and advisories from the National Weather Service. If you come across a flooded low river crossing or driveway, do not attempt to cross. Don’t forget to look back. don’t drown
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