Coconino County

Coconino County Health and Human Services and Northern Arizona University have announced plans for a two-week COVID-19 testing surge starting Monday. Surge testing will be self-administered and will be free of charge. Testing will take place from noon until 8 p.m. in Flagstaff at Fort Tuthill County Park and at the parking lot of theFull Story

Coconino County voters that may have health concerns, or worry about contracting COVID 19, can participate in emergency early voting at several locations across the county Saturday and Monday. Voters taking advantage of emergency early voting will be required to complete a form stating that they have an emergency and need to vote an emergencyFull Story

For those looking to get tested for COVID-19 at Fort Tuthill County Park in the future, Coconino County Health Officials “highly encourage” you to register online before going. Officials say lines for testing at Fort Tuthill have been modest, with wait times around an hour. However, registering before going to be tests further expedites theFull Story

Coconino County Health and Human Services is holding Back to School Immunization Clinics in Flagstaff next week. Students can receive vaccinations required for Arizona school entry and those recommended by the CDC. Appointments are required by calling (928) 679-7222. Please bring immunization records and an insurance card if applicable. Sports physicals will be offered atFull Story

Coconino National Forest, along with Coconino County and the City of Flagstaff, officials have lifted fire restrictions on all districts due to receiving significant moisture over the last week. Fire danger has lowered from Very High to High, and while all fire restrictions are currently lifted, forest visitors must always use caution with campfires andFull Story

Early voting continues. In Coconino County, of the 47,099 early ballots, the county has received 16,086, or 34-percent of the ballots. You have until August 4th to turn in your ballot to the elections office. If you want to vote early in person, your last day to do so is July 31st. If you planFull Story

Coconino County Health and Human Services and North Country HealthCare, and other community partners, will be offering COVID-19 testing next Thursday in Williams. The testing site will be located in the Williams Elementary and Middle School parking lot at 601 North 7th Street. Testing at the event is free of charge and is provided onFull Story

A 17-year-old girl was found alive Tuesday morning after she had been missing for six days in the area of Christmas Tree and Mount Elden in Flagstaff. Police say the girl ran away from home last Wednesday and was located by hikers at around 4:31 a.m. on Mount Elden. Members of the Coconino County SearchFull Story

Today is Day 17 of Yavapai Silent Witness’s “Catch 22” program, where each day we will spotlight a person who is wanted in Yavapai County. Today we focus on finding Jennifer Crystal Acuna. Authorities say on December 20th, 2018, while making a probation arrest on another person, Acuna was contacted with several other people insideFull Story

COVID-19 testing continues out at Fort Tuthill County Park Monday through Friday. With the popularity of the site, Coconino County Health and Human Service officials are asking people who are seeking a test, to register online before heading to the site. Registration will assist staff with planning by providing a total anticipated testing count forFull Story