Coconino County Encourages Community Involvement in Hazard Mitigation Plan Update
Coconino County’s Updated Risk Mitigation Plan Coconino County is revising its multijudicial risk mitigation strategy to enhance preparedness and lower community risks, especially as disasters become increasingly more frequent and severe across the nation. This effort involves collaboration among various counties, including the cities of Flagstaff, Fredonia, Williams, Tusayan, Page, and Northern Arizona University. The […]
Cochise County Update
Posted: July 23, 2025 Kochise County’s Honorary Longtime Race Executive Bob Hollister Retires After 32 Years of Service During the Kochise County Board of Supervisors’ regular meeting on July 22, Robert “Bob” Hollister was honored for his 32 years of volunteer service to the county, marking his retirement. house Posted: July 22, 2025 Cochise County […]
Graham County fire update: Bryce Fire is now 78% contained
Extreme Heat Advisory Update The extreme heat warning is active until 8 PM MST on Tuesday. Following this, an extreme heat watch will take effect from Wednesday morning and last through Friday evening. What to Expect: The extreme heat warning indicates dangerously high temperatures, potentially reaching up to 110°F. The upcoming extreme heat watch suggests […]
Update from Cochise County, AZ
Posted: July 23, 2025 Longtime Race Executive Bob Hollister Recognized for 32 Years of Volunteer Service in Kochise County The Kochise County Board of Supervisors and the Emergency Management Team honored Bob Hollister during a meeting held on July 22. Hollister is retiring after dedicating 32 years to volunteer services in the county. house Posted: […]
Cochise County Update
Posted: July 23, 2025 Bob Hollister Recognized for Over 32 Years of Volunteer Service The Cochise County Board of Supervisors and the Emergency Management Team presented an honor to Robert “Bob” Hollister during a regular board meeting on July 22. This acknowledgment marks his retirement after three decades of volunteering in the county. house Posted: […]
Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office provides an update on Bill Grey
Community Meeting Highlights from Yavapai County During a recent City Hall session with James Gregory, the Yavapai County District 2 Superintendent, discussions focused on the local Sheriff’s Office on January 14th. “This community is relatively well-behaved; not much violent crime and wildlife disturbances,” noted Dan Pritchard, reflecting positively on the area’s safety. Concerns on Bill […]
Texas Officials Provide Update After Fatal July 4 Flood
Progress After Texas Floods Carr County officials announced on Saturday that, following the catastrophic flood that struck Texas Hill Country on July 4, only three individuals remain unaccounted for. “This significant advancement is the result of countless hours dedicated to search and rescue missions, thorough research efforts, and a steadfast commitment to bringing hope and […]
Turkey Fire Update: Cleator’s SET Status Changed
The Yavapai County Emergency Management Office (YCOEM) is actively working on fire response efforts near Cleater, Arizona, alongside the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO), Prescott National Forest, and other emergency personnel. Following discussions with firefighters, YCSO has lifted pre-evacuation orders for certain areas, specifically zones YCU-2381, YCU-2378, and YCU-2432B. Fortunately, the fire no longer poses […]
Trump Hints at Major Update on Revamping Washington, D.C.
Trump Hints at Security Plans for Washington, D.C. After Recent Shootings President Donald Trump has suggested that a significant announcement regarding security measures in Washington, D.C. is on the horizon, especially following a spate of shootings in the area. The latest incident involved the tragic shooting of Eric Tarpinian Yachim, an intern for Republican Representative […]
Blankenship offers an update to the Conservation Advisory Board
The bad weather over the weekend meant that fewer members of the Alabama Conservation Advisory Board (CAB) could make it to their second meeting at Troy University. Since their initial meeting in March, CAB members have been integral in supporting the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR). During the meeting, Chris Blankenship, a […]