Yavapai County COAD

Yavapai County COAD Is comprised of community, faith-based, and government organizations that provide disaster support.

When a disaster occurs, neighbors and community organizations are often eager to help. The Yavapai County COAD is an organization formed to improve awareness of the needs of the community and connect the capabilities of community partners with those needs during all stages of an event. The Yavapai County COAD hopes to provide opportunities for community organizations to get involved to make the community and its members safer and more prepared for threats of disasters of all kinds.

10/18/2025

Congratulations to our newest Jeep Posse member Catherine Matsalla.

10/18/2025

If an earthquake hits, don’t rush outside. Falling debris can be more dangerous than staying put. Stay inside, drop, cover, and hold on.

10/18/2025

Do you know of a school, health campus, or faith based institution that's looking for support to plant native trees? 🌳🌲🌵

DFFM's Green Campus Grant is open now through November 13th. This grant is intended to promote green spaces, and NO match is required for funding!

For more information and the link to apply, visit: https://dffm.az.gov/grants/community/Community-Challenge-Grants

10/18/2025

Smoke Alarms 🚨

Reminder to check your smoke alarms. Don’t forget to:
-Test your smoke alarms at least once a month *
-Change batteries at least once a year *
-Most smoke alarms need to be replaced every 8-10 years. *
-If alarm has built in CO detector, depending on the model, you may need to replace sooner (5-7 years) *
-Make sure everyone in the home understands the sound of the smoke alarm and knows how to respond
*Always maintain/replace smoke alarms according to manufacturer’s instructions

10/18/2025

📢 New Course at the Arizona Wildfire & Incident Management Academy!
📍 Prescott, AZ | March 17-19, 2026 | $255

For the first time ever, AWIMA will offer Women in Wildland Fire (WIWF). This is an immersive, hands-on training designed to introduce participants to real-world wildland fire operations, leadership, and career pathways. This exciting opportunity fills the gap left by the discontinued “Women in Wildland Fire Bootcamp,” which is no longer offered through federal agencies anywhere in the country. An official NWCG Certificate will be issued for S-130/190 courses upon successful completion of this three-day course. This certificate meets the requirements to be employed as a Wildland Firefighter Type 2 (FFT2).

Learn more about the course at azwildfireacademy.org/descriptions and remember, registration opens November 1st!

10/18/2025

Did you know that Valley Fire District is hosting a fundraiser on Oct. 25? Stop by the Clarkdale Fire Station for a delicious pancake breakfast and a behind-the-scenes-tour! Bring the family from 7 a.m. - 10 a.m. Pricing is $6 for adults and $4 for children.

10/18/2025

Make sure your vote counts!

10/18/2025
10/16/2025

We are proud to host a "Super Market" style food share this Saturday, October 18th from 8am to 11am.

Location: 406 S. 6th St. Cottonwood AZ. 86326

We literally have TONS of beautiful fresh produce and much much more to share with anyone and everyone!

The warehouse doors will be open to all so bring shopping bags and/or wagons to carry the items you choose":)

Everything is completely FREE!!
Bring a friend, tell a neighbor and help spread the word!

10/16/2025

Know where your gas, water, and electrical shutoffs are—and how to turn them off. Leaks after an earthquake can be just as dangerous as the shaking itself.

10/16/2025

Fire managers on the Prescott National Forest plan to conduct prescribed fire operations in the area of Walker Rd., Lynx Lake area, on the Bradshaw Ranger District south of Prescott, Arizona. Ignitions are planned to start Sunday, Oct. 19 - 26 depending on weather and fuels conditions and resource a...

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1100 Commerce Drive
Prescott, AZ
86305

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