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Five candidates went through the rigors of eight (8) different assessment centers involving community members, police personnel, and various managers. All had outstanding knowledge, skills and abilities; however, Treadway and Ulring consistently performed well across these evaluation tools.

The City will now complete full background checks on the final two including criminal, financial, personnel records. They will also conduct third party reference checks and interviews. Copley (whom the Chief will directly report to) and Burke will then sit down with the two finalists and explore strengths and opportunities that were presented through the assessment and background reports to determine the best match for the department, the organization and the community.

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Five candidates went through the rigors of eight (8) different assessment centers involving community members, police personnel, and various managers. All had outstanding knowledge, skills and abilities; however, Treadway and Ulring consistently performed well across these evaluation tools.

The City will now complete full background checks on the final two including criminal, financial, personnel records. They will also conduct third party reference checks and interviews. Copley (whom the Chief will directly report to) and Burke will then sit down with the two finalists and explore strengths and opportunities that were presented through the assessment and background reports to determine the best match for the department, the organization and the community.

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Contact: Sgt. James A. Jackson


May 17, 2012


On May 16, 2012 at approximately 12:20 p.m. Officer R. Tullis of the Flagstaff Police Department responded to a residence in the 2800 block of N. Fort Valley Rd. for a possible burglary in progress.

Once Officer Tullis arrived on scene and began checking the exterior of the residence for any signs of forced entry into the home. When officer Tullis arrived to the rear of the home he noticed a possible point of entry into the residence. Officer Tullis immediately advised dispatchers of the possible forced entry and requested additional units.

While waiting for responding officers, Ofc Tullis took up a position of concealment where he could detect any movement coming and going from the possible point of entry. Within minutes of setting up, Ofc Tullis observed a male suspect emerge from the point of entry and once Ofc Tullis addressed the male suspect, the suspect fled on foot into the nearby wooded area. Ofc Tullis immediately gave this information to responding officers and dispatch over the radio and then pursued the suspect on foot.

Ofc Tullis was able to take the suspect into custody after a brief foot pursuit. The suspect in this case was identified as Michael Joseph Hefner (19) of Payson Arizona. Hefner was booked into the Coconino County Jail for one county of residential burglary. The case is still on-going no further details to release at this time.]]> MEDIA RELEASE

Contact: Sgt. James A. Jackson


May 17, 2012


On May 16, 2012 at approximately 12:20 p.m. Officer R. Tullis of the Flagstaff Police Department responded to a residence in the 2800 block of N. Fort Valley Rd. for a possible burglary in progress.

Once Officer Tullis arrived on scene and began checking the exterior of the residence for any signs of forced entry into the home. When officer Tullis arrived to the rear of the home he noticed a possible point of entry into the residence. Officer Tullis immediately advised dispatchers of the possible forced entry and requested additional units.

While waiting for responding officers, Ofc Tullis took up a position of concealment where he could detect any movement coming and going from the possible point of entry. Within minutes of setting up, Ofc Tullis observed a male suspect emerge from the point of entry and once Ofc Tullis addressed the male suspect, the suspect fled on foot into the nearby wooded area. Ofc Tullis immediately gave this information to responding officers and dispatch over the radio and then pursued the suspect on foot.

Ofc Tullis was able to take the suspect into custody after a brief foot pursuit. The suspect in this case was identified as Michael Joseph Hefner (19) of Payson Arizona. Hefner was booked into the Coconino County Jail for one county of residential burglary. The case is still on-going no further details to release at this time.]]> http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=339 Tue, 15 May 2012 11:23:21 -0400 http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=339
On 05.09.2012 officers with the Metro Narcotics Unit ended a joint investigation with agents from the local FBI and DEA offices with the arrest of two subjects involved in the transportation and distribution of cocaine in and around Flagstaff.

The leader of the group, Erid Shehaj, is an Albanian National living in the United States on a student visa. Erid was found to live in Tempe and was transporting cocaine to Northern Arizona in an attempt to create a distribution ring that would include Flagstaff, the surrounding area, and the adjacent Indian Reservations.


The three month undercover investigation resulted in two arrests, the seizure of over 1.5 pounds of cocaine (street value of over $37,000), $2,700 in cash, and the seizure of two vehicles.

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Arrested:

Erid Shehaj, 22yom Charges: Multiple counts of sale of narcotics, and transportation of narcotics
812 Brown St.
Tempe Az

Dustin Richards, 28yom Charges: Transportation of narcotics

4845 Buffalo St.
Chandler Az]]>
On 05.09.2012 officers with the Metro Narcotics Unit ended a joint investigation with agents from the local FBI and DEA offices with the arrest of two subjects involved in the transportation and distribution of cocaine in and around Flagstaff.

The leader of the group, Erid Shehaj, is an Albanian National living in the United States on a student visa. Erid was found to live in Tempe and was transporting cocaine to Northern Arizona in an attempt to create a distribution ring that would include Flagstaff, the surrounding area, and the adjacent Indian Reservations.


The three month undercover investigation resulted in two arrests, the seizure of over 1.5 pounds of cocaine (street value of over $37,000), $2,700 in cash, and the seizure of two vehicles.

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Arrested:

Erid Shehaj, 22yom Charges: Multiple counts of sale of narcotics, and transportation of narcotics
812 Brown St.
Tempe Az

Dustin Richards, 28yom Charges: Transportation of narcotics

4845 Buffalo St.
Chandler Az]]> http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=338 Tue, 15 May 2012 11:18:48 -0400 http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=338 MEDIA RELEASE

Contact: Sgt. James A. Jackson

May 14, 2012

On Saturday May 12, 2012 just after midnight, an officer of the Flagstaff Police Department pulled up to a large crowd of people in the 3000 block of E. Elder rd in the Siler Homes subdivision.

The officer called out his location and exited his vehicle to investigate as to why the crowd was gathered in this location. As the officer shut the door to his patrol vehicle a number of gunshots rang out. The officer was able to quickly take cover and able to call out to responding officers to expedite their response to his location.

The crowd also began running from this area and it does not appear at this time that anyone was injured during the time the shots were fired. Additional officers and investigators arrived on scene and learned there may have been a confrontation between two groups of individuals. All of the subjects from both groups fled the scene, however through the initial investigation officers and investigators learned of potential people of interest in the case and are actively seeking out those leads. Anyone with additional information into this incident is encouraged to call the Flagstaff Police Department or CoconinoSilentWitness.org. The investigation is on going there are no further details to release at this time.]]> MEDIA RELEASE

Contact: Sgt. James A. Jackson

May 14, 2012

On Saturday May 12, 2012 just after midnight, an officer of the Flagstaff Police Department pulled up to a large crowd of people in the 3000 block of E. Elder rd in the Siler Homes subdivision.

The officer called out his location and exited his vehicle to investigate as to why the crowd was gathered in this location. As the officer shut the door to his patrol vehicle a number of gunshots rang out. The officer was able to quickly take cover and able to call out to responding officers to expedite their response to his location.

The crowd also began running from this area and it does not appear at this time that anyone was injured during the time the shots were fired. Additional officers and investigators arrived on scene and learned there may have been a confrontation between two groups of individuals. All of the subjects from both groups fled the scene, however through the initial investigation officers and investigators learned of potential people of interest in the case and are actively seeking out those leads. Anyone with additional information into this incident is encouraged to call the Flagstaff Police Department or CoconinoSilentWitness.org. The investigation is on going there are no further details to release at this time.]]> http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=337 Tue, 15 May 2012 10:55:38 -0400 http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=337  
Flagstaff, AZ – Campfire and smoking restrictions will be implemented on the Coconino and Kaibab National Forests beginning Wednesday at 8 a.m. These restrictions are deemed necessary to protect public health and prevent human-caused wildfire starts.
The criteria officials consider before implementing fire restrictions include current and predicted weather, fuels conditions, fire activity levels and available resources. 
 
Under the fire restrictions fires, campfires, charcoal, coal and wood stoves are allowed in developed campgrounds only.  The restrictions also limit smoking to within enclosed vehicles, buildings, or in developed campgrounds. Pressurized liquid or gas stoves, lanterns, and heaters that can be turned off are allowed. 
 
Forest visitors are reminded that some campfire restrictions are always in effect, such as in forested areas within city limits of most northern Arizona communities. Additionally, fireworks are never allowed on National Forests. For more information about restrictions on public lands, call toll free 1-877-864-6985 or visit http://www.publiclands.org/firenews/AZ.php
The public’s assistance is appreciated in preventing human-caused fires. For more information, please call Punky Moore, Kaibab Fire Information Officer (928-635-5653), or Brady Smith, Coconino Public Affairs Officer, (928-527-3490)                                    ]]>  
Flagstaff, AZ – Campfire and smoking restrictions will be implemented on the Coconino and Kaibab National Forests beginning Wednesday at 8 a.m. These restrictions are deemed necessary to protect public health and prevent human-caused wildfire starts.
The criteria officials consider before implementing fire restrictions include current and predicted weather, fuels conditions, fire activity levels and available resources. 
 
Under the fire restrictions fires, campfires, charcoal, coal and wood stoves are allowed in developed campgrounds only.  The restrictions also limit smoking to within enclosed vehicles, buildings, or in developed campgrounds. Pressurized liquid or gas stoves, lanterns, and heaters that can be turned off are allowed. 
 
Forest visitors are reminded that some campfire restrictions are always in effect, such as in forested areas within city limits of most northern Arizona communities. Additionally, fireworks are never allowed on National Forests. For more information about restrictions on public lands, call toll free 1-877-864-6985 or visit http://www.publiclands.org/firenews/AZ.php
The public’s assistance is appreciated in preventing human-caused fires. For more information, please call Punky Moore, Kaibab Fire Information Officer (928-635-5653), or Brady Smith, Coconino Public Affairs Officer, (928-527-3490)                                    ]]> http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=336 Wed, 09 May 2012 18:21:16 -0400 http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=336 http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=335 Tue, 08 May 2012 12:03:25 -0400 http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=335 http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s...14&iwloc=A REPORTED TODAY. CONTAINED AT 1/10 OF AN ACRE

COF-156: Being called the Robertson #3 fire located at http://maps.google.com/maps?q=35+22.44+-...4&t=h&z=13 REPORTED 5/7/12 CONTAINED AT 2.5 ACRES

COF-157: Being called incident #4 located at http://maps.google.com/maps?q=35+06.39+-...7&t=h&z=15 REPORTED 5/7/12 UNKNOWN STATUS ON CONTAINMENT

COF-155: Being called the Roger Fire #2 located at http://maps.google.com/maps?q=35+09.46+-...7&t=h&z=14 REPORTED 5/7/12 CONTAINED AT 1 ACRE]]> http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s...14&iwloc=A REPORTED TODAY. CONTAINED AT 1/10 OF AN ACRE

COF-156: Being called the Robertson #3 fire located at http://maps.google.com/maps?q=35+22.44+-...4&t=h&z=13 REPORTED 5/7/12 CONTAINED AT 2.5 ACRES

COF-157: Being called incident #4 located at http://maps.google.com/maps?q=35+06.39+-...7&t=h&z=15 REPORTED 5/7/12 UNKNOWN STATUS ON CONTAINMENT

COF-155: Being called the Roger Fire #2 located at http://maps.google.com/maps?q=35+09.46+-...7&t=h&z=14 REPORTED 5/7/12 CONTAINED AT 1 ACRE]]> http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=334 Tue, 08 May 2012 11:53:37 -0400 http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=334

WANTED: 36 year old Sampson Yazzie Webb. Native American male, last seen wearing a camouflage jacket and white pants.

At 1:21 am Sunday morning, police were called to a report of domestic violence in the 100 block of east Camille Rd in the Lake Mary Estates area. Upon arrival they found 1 person had been stabbed once in the torso. The suspect ran from police and is still outstanding. He has been identified as 36 year old Sampson Yazzie Webb. Webb is described as a Native American male, last seen wearing a camouflage jacket and white pants.

Police officials are asking anyone with information on Webb's whereabouts to contact the Flagstaff Police Department at 774-1414 or Silent Witness at 774-6111 or (877) 29-CRIME.

The victim is being treated at FMC for his injuries, NO FURTHER INFORMATION.]]>

WANTED: 36 year old Sampson Yazzie Webb. Native American male, last seen wearing a camouflage jacket and white pants.

At 1:21 am Sunday morning, police were called to a report of domestic violence in the 100 block of east Camille Rd in the Lake Mary Estates area. Upon arrival they found 1 person had been stabbed once in the torso. The suspect ran from police and is still outstanding. He has been identified as 36 year old Sampson Yazzie Webb. Webb is described as a Native American male, last seen wearing a camouflage jacket and white pants.

Police officials are asking anyone with information on Webb's whereabouts to contact the Flagstaff Police Department at 774-1414 or Silent Witness at 774-6111 or (877) 29-CRIME.

The victim is being treated at FMC for his injuries, NO FURTHER INFORMATION.]]> http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=333 Mon, 07 May 2012 23:39:34 -0400 http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=333
Flagstaff, AZ – Pending favorable conditions tomorrow, Tuesday May 8, fire managers on the Flagstaff District are planning to continue prescribed burning efforts north of Flagstaff in Hart Prairie. Crews will burn 350 acres in increments of 100 acres north of Flagstaff, west of the San Francisco Peaks, east of Highway 180 and south of Forest Road 794. Smoke will be visible from Flagstaff and will disperse to the northwest toward Kendrick Park with the forecast winds. Smoke may be noticeable on Highway 180. If winds become light, some residual smoke will drain south and west across Hwy 180 and toward the Bellemont area overnight.

Because Hart Prairie is at a higher elevation than Flagstaff, fuels in the area are just becoming dry enough to burn. Fire managers have been watching for this window of opportunity - the area has sufficiently dried, green-up has yet to occur extensively, and other conditions are ideal. These burns are a critical part of ongoing efforts to regenerate aspen which have been in decline, and to reduce the risk of a severe fire on the west side of the Peaks.

All prescribed fire activity is dependent on personnel availability, weather – including winds and ventilation – and approval from the ADEQ (http://www.azdeq.gov).

Fire managers make every effort to minimize smoke impacts to the communities while continuing to address the critical need to reduce the risk of severe wildfires around those communities. Tactics to keep smoke impacts as minimal as possible include cancelling burns when conditions aren’t favorable, finding alternative uses for the debris in slash piles, timing ignitions to allow the majority of smoke time to disperse prior to settling overnight, and burning larger sections at a time when conditions are favorable to reduce the overall number of days smoke is in the area.

In addition, the Coconino National Forest coordinates prescribed fire plans with the partners of the Ponderosa Fire Advisory Council (which includes state and local fire departments), as well as neighboring forests, to reduce the impact of smoke on the communities.

The public can obtain additional prescribed fire information via the following:
• Prescribed Fire Hotline: 928-226-4607
• Coconino National Forest Website: http://www.fs.usda.gov/coconino
o Click on “Prescribed Fire” on the right of the page
• Sign-up for regular email notifications of planned burns: http://www.fs.fed.us/news/subscription
o Choose “Southwestern Region”
• Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/CoconinoNF
• Local Ranger Stations: Flagstaff Ranger District, 928-526-0866; Red Rock Ranger District (Sedona) 928-203-2900; Mogollon Rim Ranger District (Blue Ridge) 928-477-2255

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Flagstaff, AZ – Pending favorable conditions tomorrow, Tuesday May 8, fire managers on the Flagstaff District are planning to continue prescribed burning efforts north of Flagstaff in Hart Prairie. Crews will burn 350 acres in increments of 100 acres north of Flagstaff, west of the San Francisco Peaks, east of Highway 180 and south of Forest Road 794. Smoke will be visible from Flagstaff and will disperse to the northwest toward Kendrick Park with the forecast winds. Smoke may be noticeable on Highway 180. If winds become light, some residual smoke will drain south and west across Hwy 180 and toward the Bellemont area overnight.

Because Hart Prairie is at a higher elevation than Flagstaff, fuels in the area are just becoming dry enough to burn. Fire managers have been watching for this window of opportunity - the area has sufficiently dried, green-up has yet to occur extensively, and other conditions are ideal. These burns are a critical part of ongoing efforts to regenerate aspen which have been in decline, and to reduce the risk of a severe fire on the west side of the Peaks.

All prescribed fire activity is dependent on personnel availability, weather – including winds and ventilation – and approval from the ADEQ (http://www.azdeq.gov).

Fire managers make every effort to minimize smoke impacts to the communities while continuing to address the critical need to reduce the risk of severe wildfires around those communities. Tactics to keep smoke impacts as minimal as possible include cancelling burns when conditions aren’t favorable, finding alternative uses for the debris in slash piles, timing ignitions to allow the majority of smoke time to disperse prior to settling overnight, and burning larger sections at a time when conditions are favorable to reduce the overall number of days smoke is in the area.

In addition, the Coconino National Forest coordinates prescribed fire plans with the partners of the Ponderosa Fire Advisory Council (which includes state and local fire departments), as well as neighboring forests, to reduce the impact of smoke on the communities.

The public can obtain additional prescribed fire information via the following:
• Prescribed Fire Hotline: 928-226-4607
• Coconino National Forest Website: http://www.fs.usda.gov/coconino
o Click on “Prescribed Fire” on the right of the page
• Sign-up for regular email notifications of planned burns: http://www.fs.fed.us/news/subscription
o Choose “Southwestern Region”
• Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/CoconinoNF
• Local Ranger Stations: Flagstaff Ranger District, 928-526-0866; Red Rock Ranger District (Sedona) 928-203-2900; Mogollon Rim Ranger District (Blue Ridge) 928-477-2255

###]]> http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=332 Mon, 07 May 2012 18:26:00 -0400 http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=332 http://maps.google.com/maps?q=35+22.44+-...4&t=h&z=13 Unkown size, reported at 11:19 this morning.

COF-157: Being called incident #4 located at http://maps.google.com/maps?q=35+06.39+-...7&t=h&z=15 Unkown size, reported at 11:34 this morning.

COF-155: Being called the Roger Fire #2 located at http://maps.google.com/maps?q=35+09.46+-...7&t=h&z=14 Unkown size, reported at 11:19 this morning.]]> http://maps.google.com/maps?q=35+22.44+-...4&t=h&z=13 Unkown size, reported at 11:19 this morning.

COF-157: Being called incident #4 located at http://maps.google.com/maps?q=35+06.39+-...7&t=h&z=15 Unkown size, reported at 11:34 this morning.

COF-155: Being called the Roger Fire #2 located at http://maps.google.com/maps?q=35+09.46+-...7&t=h&z=14 Unkown size, reported at 11:19 this morning.]]> http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=331 Mon, 07 May 2012 11:25:26 -0400 http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=331
Flagstaff, AZ – Beginning Monday, Coconino National Forest fire managers are planning to conduct prescribed burns north of Flagstaff in Hart Prairie, as well as continue efforts in the Upper Beaver Creek Project south of Happy Jack. Pending conditions, crews may continue burning Tuesday.


Hart Prairie Project – 600 acres Monday, divided into blocks of 325 and 275 acres, located north of Flagstaff, east of the San Francisco Peaks, west of Highway 180 and south of Forest Road 794. Smoke will be visible from Flagstaff and will disperse to the northeast across Hart Prairie and over the Peaks with the forecast winds. If winds become light, some residual smoke will drain south and west across Hwy 180 and toward the Bellemont area overnight.

Because Hart Prairie is at a higher elevation than Flagstaff, fuels in the area are just becoming dry enough to burn. Fire managers have been watching for this window of opportunity, where the area has sufficiently dried, green-up has yet to occur extensively, and other conditions are forecast to be ideal fur burning in Hart Prairie. These burns are a critical part of ongoing efforts to regenerate aspen which have been in decline, and to reduce the risk of a severe fire on the west side of the Peaks.


Upper Beaver Creek Project – 700 acres Monday located five miles south of Happy Jack, west of Lake Mary Road (Forest Highway 3). As the crow flies, this area is approximately 20 miles northeast of Camp Verde and 30 miles southeast of Flagstaff. Forecast winds will push the majority of smoke to the northeast, however, residual smoke will likely drain toward the Verde Valley overnight if winds become light. Smoke will be noticeable from Lake Mary Road during ignition.


All prescribed fire activity is dependent on personnel availability, weather – including winds and ventilation – and approval from the ADEQ (http://www.azdeq.gov).

Fire managers make every effort to minimize smoke impacts to the communities while continuing to address the critical need to reduce the risk of severe wildfires around those communities. Tactics to keep smoke impacts as minimal as possible include cancelling burns when conditions aren’t favorable, finding alternative uses for the debris in slash piles, timing ignitions to allow the majority of smoke time to disperse prior to settling overnight, and burning larger sections at a time when conditions are favorable to reduce the overall number of days smoke is in the area.

In addition, the Coconino National Forest coordinates prescribed fire plans with the partners of the Ponderosa Fire Advisory Council (which includes state and local fire departments), as well as neighboring forests, to reduce the impact of smoke on the communities.

The public can obtain additional prescribed fire information via the following:
• Prescribed Fire Hotline: 928-226-4607
• Coconino National Forest Website: http://www.fs.usda.gov/coconino
o Click on “Prescribed Fire” on the right of the page
• Sign-up for regular email notifications of planned burns: http://www.fs.fed.us/news/subscription
o Choose “Southwestern Region”
• Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/CoconinoNF
• Local Ranger Stations: Flagstaff Ranger District, 928-526-0866; Red Rock Ranger District (Sedona) 928-203-2900; Mogollon Rim Ranger District (Blue Ridge) 928-477-2255

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Flagstaff, AZ – Beginning Monday, Coconino National Forest fire managers are planning to conduct prescribed burns north of Flagstaff in Hart Prairie, as well as continue efforts in the Upper Beaver Creek Project south of Happy Jack. Pending conditions, crews may continue burning Tuesday.


Hart Prairie Project – 600 acres Monday, divided into blocks of 325 and 275 acres, located north of Flagstaff, east of the San Francisco Peaks, west of Highway 180 and south of Forest Road 794. Smoke will be visible from Flagstaff and will disperse to the northeast across Hart Prairie and over the Peaks with the forecast winds. If winds become light, some residual smoke will drain south and west across Hwy 180 and toward the Bellemont area overnight.

Because Hart Prairie is at a higher elevation than Flagstaff, fuels in the area are just becoming dry enough to burn. Fire managers have been watching for this window of opportunity, where the area has sufficiently dried, green-up has yet to occur extensively, and other conditions are forecast to be ideal fur burning in Hart Prairie. These burns are a critical part of ongoing efforts to regenerate aspen which have been in decline, and to reduce the risk of a severe fire on the west side of the Peaks.


Upper Beaver Creek Project – 700 acres Monday located five miles south of Happy Jack, west of Lake Mary Road (Forest Highway 3). As the crow flies, this area is approximately 20 miles northeast of Camp Verde and 30 miles southeast of Flagstaff. Forecast winds will push the majority of smoke to the northeast, however, residual smoke will likely drain toward the Verde Valley overnight if winds become light. Smoke will be noticeable from Lake Mary Road during ignition.


All prescribed fire activity is dependent on personnel availability, weather – including winds and ventilation – and approval from the ADEQ (http://www.azdeq.gov).

Fire managers make every effort to minimize smoke impacts to the communities while continuing to address the critical need to reduce the risk of severe wildfires around those communities. Tactics to keep smoke impacts as minimal as possible include cancelling burns when conditions aren’t favorable, finding alternative uses for the debris in slash piles, timing ignitions to allow the majority of smoke time to disperse prior to settling overnight, and burning larger sections at a time when conditions are favorable to reduce the overall number of days smoke is in the area.

In addition, the Coconino National Forest coordinates prescribed fire plans with the partners of the Ponderosa Fire Advisory Council (which includes state and local fire departments), as well as neighboring forests, to reduce the impact of smoke on the communities.

The public can obtain additional prescribed fire information via the following:
• Prescribed Fire Hotline: 928-226-4607
• Coconino National Forest Website: http://www.fs.usda.gov/coconino
o Click on “Prescribed Fire” on the right of the page
• Sign-up for regular email notifications of planned burns: http://www.fs.fed.us/news/subscription
o Choose “Southwestern Region”
• Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/CoconinoNF
• Local Ranger Stations: Flagstaff Ranger District, 928-526-0866; Red Rock Ranger District (Sedona) 928-203-2900; Mogollon Rim Ranger District (Blue Ridge) 928-477-2255

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Flagstaff, AZ – Fire managers on the Mogollon Rim District of the Coconino National Forest are planning to conduct prescribed burns on the Upper Beaver Creek Project tomorrow through Friday. Forecast winds will push the majority of smoke to the northeast, however, residual smoke will likely drain toward the Verde Valley overnight.

The UBC Project is located five miles south of Happy Jack, west of Lake Mary Road. As the crow flies, this area is approximately 20 miles northeast of Camp Verde and 30 miles southeast of Flagstaff. Crews plan to burn approximately 700 acres per day.

All prescribed fire activity is dependent on personnel availability, weather – including winds and ventilation – and approval from the ADEQ (http://www.azdeq.gov).

Fire managers make every effort to minimize smoke impacts to the communities while continuing to address the critical need to reduce the risk of severe wildfires around those communities. Tactics to keep smoke impacts as minimal as possible include cancelling burns when conditions aren’t favorable, finding alternative uses for the debris in slash piles, timing ignitions to allow the majority of smoke time to disperse prior to settling overnight, and burning larger sections at a time when conditions are favorable to reduce the overall number of days smoke is in the area.

In addition, the Coconino National Forest coordinates prescribed fire plans with the partners of the Ponderosa Fire Advisory Council (which includes state and local fire departments), as well as neighboring forests, to reduce the impact of smoke on the communities.

The public can obtain additional prescribed fire information via the following:
• Prescribed Fire Hotline: 928-226-4607
• Coconino National Forest Website: http://www.fs.usda.gov/coconino
o Click on “Prescribed Fire” on the right of the page
• Sign-up for regular email notifications of planned burns: http://www.fs.fed.us/news/subscription
o Choose “Southwestern Region”
• Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/CoconinoNF
• Local Ranger Stations: Flagstaff Ranger District, 928-526-0866; Red Rock Ranger District (Sedona) 928-203-2900; Mogollon Rim Ranger District (Blue Ridge) 928-477-2255

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Flagstaff, AZ – Fire managers on the Mogollon Rim District of the Coconino National Forest are planning to conduct prescribed burns on the Upper Beaver Creek Project tomorrow through Friday. Forecast winds will push the majority of smoke to the northeast, however, residual smoke will likely drain toward the Verde Valley overnight.

The UBC Project is located five miles south of Happy Jack, west of Lake Mary Road. As the crow flies, this area is approximately 20 miles northeast of Camp Verde and 30 miles southeast of Flagstaff. Crews plan to burn approximately 700 acres per day.

All prescribed fire activity is dependent on personnel availability, weather – including winds and ventilation – and approval from the ADEQ (http://www.azdeq.gov).

Fire managers make every effort to minimize smoke impacts to the communities while continuing to address the critical need to reduce the risk of severe wildfires around those communities. Tactics to keep smoke impacts as minimal as possible include cancelling burns when conditions aren’t favorable, finding alternative uses for the debris in slash piles, timing ignitions to allow the majority of smoke time to disperse prior to settling overnight, and burning larger sections at a time when conditions are favorable to reduce the overall number of days smoke is in the area.

In addition, the Coconino National Forest coordinates prescribed fire plans with the partners of the Ponderosa Fire Advisory Council (which includes state and local fire departments), as well as neighboring forests, to reduce the impact of smoke on the communities.

The public can obtain additional prescribed fire information via the following:
• Prescribed Fire Hotline: 928-226-4607
• Coconino National Forest Website: http://www.fs.usda.gov/coconino
o Click on “Prescribed Fire” on the right of the page
• Sign-up for regular email notifications of planned burns: http://www.fs.fed.us/news/subscription
o Choose “Southwestern Region”
• Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/CoconinoNF
• Local Ranger Stations: Flagstaff Ranger District, 928-526-0866; Red Rock Ranger District (Sedona) 928-203-2900; Mogollon Rim Ranger District (Blue Ridge) 928-477-2255

###]]> http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=329 Tue, 01 May 2012 20:46:48 -0400 http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=329 All six candidates will be in Flagstaff next week for interviews

Six finalists have been invited to in-person interviews for the job of Chief of the Flagstaff Police Department. The City of Flagstaff received 52 applications and conducted phone interviews with 15 candidates prior to selecting the six finalists. The finalists include:

Robert Carter, currently the Branch Chief of the Safety and Security Risk Management Division for the General Services Administration in Washington DC. Carter worked for the Fort Lauderdale Police Department for 23 years before retiring in 2009 as an Assistant Police Chief. Carter also spent nearly a year as the Chief of Training for the Law Enforcement and Protective Services Department in the Department of Defense. He holds a Master’s degree in Public Administration from American University in Washington, DC.

Matthew Hamner is currently employed as Major-Chief’s Executive Officer for the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, Indiana. He has worked for the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department since 1990 when be began his career as a Patrol Officer moving up in rank to what is equivalent to an Assistant Chief of Police. He is nearing completion of a Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice at Indiana University.

Daniel Hughes served as the Chief of Police for the Surprise Police Department in Arizona from 2002 to 2010. Prior to Surprise, he worked for 24 year for the Springfield Police Department in Illinois, moving up the ranks to Assistant Chief of Police. Hughes is currently teaching in the Master’s Program at Webster University, Luke Air Force Base. He earned his Master’s Degree from Western Illinois University in Law Enforcement and Justice Administration.

Ken Koch served as the Interim Deputy Chief of the Flagstaff Police Department. Koch started his career with the Flagstaff Police Department in 1989. He has been promoted throughout his career from Police Officer to Interim Deputy Chief. Prior to Flagstaff, Koch served in the United State Air Force for five years and was honorably discharged as a Sergeant in 1989. He earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice from Northern Arizona University in 2000.

Kevin Treadway is the Acting Chief of Police of the Flagstaff Police Department. He began his Flagstaff Police Department career in 1987 as a Patrol Officer and worked his way to Deputy Chief of Police in 2006 and then Acting Chief in 2011. Treadway earned a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership from Northern Arizona University in 2003.

Blair Ulring worked for 28 years for the Stockton Police Department in California. He retired in February having served from an entry level Police Officer position promoting his way up to Chief of Police of the Stockton Police Department. Ulring holds a Master’s Degree in Law Enforcement Management from La Salle University.
All six finalists will be in Flagstaff for an extensive three-day interview process, including an informal reception where the public is invited to meet the candidates and offer their feedback through comment cards. The public gathering will take place on Thursday, May 10th from 5 to 6:30 p.m. in the Flagstaff City Hall Council Chambers.



Kimberly Ott
Assistant to City Manager for Communications]]> All six candidates will be in Flagstaff next week for interviews

Six finalists have been invited to in-person interviews for the job of Chief of the Flagstaff Police Department. The City of Flagstaff received 52 applications and conducted phone interviews with 15 candidates prior to selecting the six finalists. The finalists include:

Robert Carter, currently the Branch Chief of the Safety and Security Risk Management Division for the General Services Administration in Washington DC. Carter worked for the Fort Lauderdale Police Department for 23 years before retiring in 2009 as an Assistant Police Chief. Carter also spent nearly a year as the Chief of Training for the Law Enforcement and Protective Services Department in the Department of Defense. He holds a Master’s degree in Public Administration from American University in Washington, DC.

Matthew Hamner is currently employed as Major-Chief’s Executive Officer for the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, Indiana. He has worked for the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department since 1990 when be began his career as a Patrol Officer moving up in rank to what is equivalent to an Assistant Chief of Police. He is nearing completion of a Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice at Indiana University.

Daniel Hughes served as the Chief of Police for the Surprise Police Department in Arizona from 2002 to 2010. Prior to Surprise, he worked for 24 year for the Springfield Police Department in Illinois, moving up the ranks to Assistant Chief of Police. Hughes is currently teaching in the Master’s Program at Webster University, Luke Air Force Base. He earned his Master’s Degree from Western Illinois University in Law Enforcement and Justice Administration.

Ken Koch served as the Interim Deputy Chief of the Flagstaff Police Department. Koch started his career with the Flagstaff Police Department in 1989. He has been promoted throughout his career from Police Officer to Interim Deputy Chief. Prior to Flagstaff, Koch served in the United State Air Force for five years and was honorably discharged as a Sergeant in 1989. He earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice from Northern Arizona University in 2000.

Kevin Treadway is the Acting Chief of Police of the Flagstaff Police Department. He began his Flagstaff Police Department career in 1987 as a Patrol Officer and worked his way to Deputy Chief of Police in 2006 and then Acting Chief in 2011. Treadway earned a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership from Northern Arizona University in 2003.

Blair Ulring worked for 28 years for the Stockton Police Department in California. He retired in February having served from an entry level Police Officer position promoting his way up to Chief of Police of the Stockton Police Department. Ulring holds a Master’s Degree in Law Enforcement Management from La Salle University.
All six finalists will be in Flagstaff for an extensive three-day interview process, including an informal reception where the public is invited to meet the candidates and offer their feedback through comment cards. The public gathering will take place on Thursday, May 10th from 5 to 6:30 p.m. in the Flagstaff City Hall Council Chambers.



Kimberly Ott
Assistant to City Manager for Communications]]> http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=328 Tue, 01 May 2012 12:50:42 -0400 http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=328 MEDIA RELEASE

May 1, 2012

On April 30, 2012 at approximately 8 pm local time, officers of the Flagstaff Police Department were called to 706 S. Milton Rd for a subject not breathing. The subject was identified by the team doctor and roommates as Alexander Dale Oen (26) of Norway.
According to information gathered by investigators, two roommates of Alexander reported after returning from playing golf, Alexander went in to take a shower. After showering for longer than normal the roommates tried calling out to Oen but did not get a response. After not getting a response from Oen, one roommate forced his way into the bathroom to find Oen lying in the shower unresponsive. The team doctor was called to the room and later medics and officers were called to the scene.

When officers arrived on scene Alexander Oen was receiving medical treatment from the local emergency medical technicians. Alexander was transported to the Flagstaff Medical Center where he was later pronounced deceased at approximately 8:39 p.m. local time.

Flagstaff Police Investigators remained on scene and are conducting a thorough investigation into the cause of death. Upon the initial investigation, there were no signs of trauma or foul play. An autopsy has been scheduled for later today here in Flagstaff. The Coconino County Medical examiner’s office will conduct the autopsy, and it is unknown when those results will be released.

It was quickly determined Alexander Dale Oen was a member of the Norwegian Olympic Swim team, who are present in Flagstaff Arizona for training. The team has been in Flagstaff for approximately three weeks. This team is one of six international sports teams currently training in Flagstaff. Due to our high altitude, Flagstaff is a popular destination for athletes to train.

The Flagstaff Police department extends our heart felt condolences to Alexander’s family, his teammates and to the international Olympic community. The investigation into his tragic death is on-going. There are no further details to release at this time.]]> MEDIA RELEASE

May 1, 2012

On April 30, 2012 at approximately 8 pm local time, officers of the Flagstaff Police Department were called to 706 S. Milton Rd for a subject not breathing. The subject was identified by the team doctor and roommates as Alexander Dale Oen (26) of Norway.
According to information gathered by investigators, two roommates of Alexander reported after returning from playing golf, Alexander went in to take a shower. After showering for longer than normal the roommates tried calling out to Oen but did not get a response. After not getting a response from Oen, one roommate forced his way into the bathroom to find Oen lying in the shower unresponsive. The team doctor was called to the room and later medics and officers were called to the scene.

When officers arrived on scene Alexander Oen was receiving medical treatment from the local emergency medical technicians. Alexander was transported to the Flagstaff Medical Center where he was later pronounced deceased at approximately 8:39 p.m. local time.

Flagstaff Police Investigators remained on scene and are conducting a thorough investigation into the cause of death. Upon the initial investigation, there were no signs of trauma or foul play. An autopsy has been scheduled for later today here in Flagstaff. The Coconino County Medical examiner’s office will conduct the autopsy, and it is unknown when those results will be released.

It was quickly determined Alexander Dale Oen was a member of the Norwegian Olympic Swim team, who are present in Flagstaff Arizona for training. The team has been in Flagstaff for approximately three weeks. This team is one of six international sports teams currently training in Flagstaff. Due to our high altitude, Flagstaff is a popular destination for athletes to train.

The Flagstaff Police department extends our heart felt condolences to Alexander’s family, his teammates and to the international Olympic community. The investigation into his tragic death is on-going. There are no further details to release at this time.]]> http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=327 Sat, 28 Apr 2012 13:24:47 -0400 http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=327 MEDIA RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Friday, 04-27-2012

Bank robbery suspect arrested in Flagstaff

Flagstaff, Arizona – Investigators of the Flagstaff Police Department, working in partnership with agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and officers from other Arizona law enforcement agencies affected the arrest of a possible serial bank robbery suspect yesterday afternoon in Flagstaff.

Investigating agencies developed information indicating this suspect was staying at a motel in Flagstaff. Over the course of several days, investigators completed follow up investigation and surveillance activity which led to confirmation of the suspect’s location. In the course of conducting this investigation, FBI Agents and investigating officers were able to interdict the suspect as he approached a Flagstaff bank on foot. The suspect was taken into custody without incident and evidence was recovered from his person indicating his intent to commit a robbery of the bank he was approaching. This outstanding teamwork resulted in the prevention of an armed robbery in Flagstaff, the arrest of a potentially violent offender and no one was injured in the course of this activity.

This investigation is on-going and no further details will be released at this time.]]> MEDIA RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Friday, 04-27-2012

Bank robbery suspect arrested in Flagstaff

Flagstaff, Arizona – Investigators of the Flagstaff Police Department, working in partnership with agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and officers from other Arizona law enforcement agencies affected the arrest of a possible serial bank robbery suspect yesterday afternoon in Flagstaff.

Investigating agencies developed information indicating this suspect was staying at a motel in Flagstaff. Over the course of several days, investigators completed follow up investigation and surveillance activity which led to confirmation of the suspect’s location. In the course of conducting this investigation, FBI Agents and investigating officers were able to interdict the suspect as he approached a Flagstaff bank on foot. The suspect was taken into custody without incident and evidence was recovered from his person indicating his intent to commit a robbery of the bank he was approaching. This outstanding teamwork resulted in the prevention of an armed robbery in Flagstaff, the arrest of a potentially violent offender and no one was injured in the course of this activity.

This investigation is on-going and no further details will be released at this time.]]> http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=326 Fri, 27 Apr 2012 15:03:36 -0400 http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=326
Flagstaff Pulliam Airport has begun long-awaited improvement work on taxiway pavement, lights and signs. A Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) grant of $3.1 million is paying for a majority of the improvements which will result in improved safety, efficiency and prolong the life of the existing systems.

Beginning on Sunday, April 29th the runway at Flagstaff Pulliam Airport will be shut down from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m., every Sunday through Thursday for 5 week. This closure will allow the construction contractor is to replace all runway/taxiway edge lights. This phase of the projects effects all of those who fly in and out of Flagstaff including US Airways late night arrivals and first flights in the morning. The Airport has advised US Airways of this closure, and they have worked to adjust their flight schedules to limit impacts to their customers. There will still be some helicopter traffic using the airport for medical flights and refueling but no airplanes will be allowed on the runway.

The next phase of the project will be to replace all signs on the runways and taxiways that guide pilots down the runway. The last phase will be to mill down the old asphalt on the south half of the taxiway and repave it. This asphalt has reached the end of its life and can no longer be repaired.

Of the $3.1 million for the airport improvement project, 90% was paid for by the FAA, 5% from Arizona Department of Transportation Aeronautics and the remaining 5% from the City of Flagstaff.

This project has been in the planning stages for 3 years, and will result in improved service for all pilots and airlines that use Flagstaff Pulliam Airport.

Kimberly Ott
Assistant to City Manager for Communications]]>
Flagstaff Pulliam Airport has begun long-awaited improvement work on taxiway pavement, lights and signs. A Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) grant of $3.1 million is paying for a majority of the improvements which will result in improved safety, efficiency and prolong the life of the existing systems.

Beginning on Sunday, April 29th the runway at Flagstaff Pulliam Airport will be shut down from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m., every Sunday through Thursday for 5 week. This closure will allow the construction contractor is to replace all runway/taxiway edge lights. This phase of the projects effects all of those who fly in and out of Flagstaff including US Airways late night arrivals and first flights in the morning. The Airport has advised US Airways of this closure, and they have worked to adjust their flight schedules to limit impacts to their customers. There will still be some helicopter traffic using the airport for medical flights and refueling but no airplanes will be allowed on the runway.

The next phase of the project will be to replace all signs on the runways and taxiways that guide pilots down the runway. The last phase will be to mill down the old asphalt on the south half of the taxiway and repave it. This asphalt has reached the end of its life and can no longer be repaired.

Of the $3.1 million for the airport improvement project, 90% was paid for by the FAA, 5% from Arizona Department of Transportation Aeronautics and the remaining 5% from the City of Flagstaff.

This project has been in the planning stages for 3 years, and will result in improved service for all pilots and airlines that use Flagstaff Pulliam Airport.

Kimberly Ott
Assistant to City Manager for Communications]]> http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=325 Thu, 26 Apr 2012 13:45:37 -0400 http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=325 Neighborhood Watch Meeting

May 1, 2012 from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. at Summit Fire Station #33

Flagstaff, AZ –Coconino County Sheriff, Bill Pribil and Coconino County Supervisor Liz Archuleta would like to invite residents of the Timberline and Fernwood communities to the monthly Neighborhood Watch meeting on Tuesday, May 3, 2012. The meeting will be held from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM at Summit Fire Station 33, located at 6050 Firehouse Lane, off of North Highway 89. Sheriff Bill Pribil and members of his staff will be at the meeting to encourage continued neighborhood participation and to share information. Supervisor Archuleta will provide participants with updated information form Coconino County Government.

A Coconino County Sheriff’s Deputy who serves as a Neighborhood Watch Facilitator will give the second half of a very informative presentation on current trends regarding the use and trafficking of illegal drugs and narcotics in Northern Arizona. He will also share some valuable tips on how community members can recognize the use, trafficking or manufacture of dangerous drugs or narcotics in their neighborhoods.

Neighborhood Watch is similar to the Block Watch program commonly conducted in urban areas, and goes back to the concept of “neighbors looking out for neighbors” that many people remember from 30 years ago. It is one of the most effective ways to prevent and deter criminal activity, attend to home and personal security, address the safety of our children and the elderly, and to alleviate fear and isolation. Residents learn how to observe and report suspicious activity and reduce the risk of becoming a crime victim.

For more information about the Neighborhood Watch program and the meeting schedule, please call the Coconino County Sheriff’s Office at (928) 226-5089.


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May 1, 2012 from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. at Summit Fire Station #33

Flagstaff, AZ –Coconino County Sheriff, Bill Pribil and Coconino County Supervisor Liz Archuleta would like to invite residents of the Timberline and Fernwood communities to the monthly Neighborhood Watch meeting on Tuesday, May 3, 2012. The meeting will be held from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM at Summit Fire Station 33, located at 6050 Firehouse Lane, off of North Highway 89. Sheriff Bill Pribil and members of his staff will be at the meeting to encourage continued neighborhood participation and to share information. Supervisor Archuleta will provide participants with updated information form Coconino County Government.

A Coconino County Sheriff’s Deputy who serves as a Neighborhood Watch Facilitator will give the second half of a very informative presentation on current trends regarding the use and trafficking of illegal drugs and narcotics in Northern Arizona. He will also share some valuable tips on how community members can recognize the use, trafficking or manufacture of dangerous drugs or narcotics in their neighborhoods.

Neighborhood Watch is similar to the Block Watch program commonly conducted in urban areas, and goes back to the concept of “neighbors looking out for neighbors” that many people remember from 30 years ago. It is one of the most effective ways to prevent and deter criminal activity, attend to home and personal security, address the safety of our children and the elderly, and to alleviate fear and isolation. Residents learn how to observe and report suspicious activity and reduce the risk of becoming a crime victim.

For more information about the Neighborhood Watch program and the meeting schedule, please call the Coconino County Sheriff’s Office at (928) 226-5089.


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April 24, 2012

On April 23, 2012 at approximately 8 pm, Flagstaff Police officers responded to a call for service for serious physical injuries to a two week old child.

Officers responded to the Flagstaff Medical Center to begin an investigation into injuries sustained by a very young child. Officers learned the child had stopped breathing and suffered severe injuries as a result of being forcibly shaken. The child is still being treated by Flagstaff Medical Center and its current condition is not known at this time.

Officers later arrested the father who was identified as Kevin Reed (23), of Flagstaff. Reed is currently in custody at the Coconino County Jail for one count of Child Abuse. The investigation is still ongoing, no further details to release at this time.]]> MEDIA RELEASE

April 24, 2012

On April 23, 2012 at approximately 8 pm, Flagstaff Police officers responded to a call for service for serious physical injuries to a two week old child.

Officers responded to the Flagstaff Medical Center to begin an investigation into injuries sustained by a very young child. Officers learned the child had stopped breathing and suffered severe injuries as a result of being forcibly shaken. The child is still being treated by Flagstaff Medical Center and its current condition is not known at this time.

Officers later arrested the father who was identified as Kevin Reed (23), of Flagstaff. Reed is currently in custody at the Coconino County Jail for one count of Child Abuse. The investigation is still ongoing, no further details to release at this time.]]> http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=323 Mon, 16 Apr 2012 16:59:14 -0400 http://www.chadblack.com/flagscanner/forum/showthread.php?tid=323 Want breaking news alerts from FLAGscanner? You got it! Now you can receive FLAGscanner breaking news sent directly to your mobile device or email without having to check our webpages, twitter, or Facebook. Best of all, NO ADVERTISEMENTS!

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This is a large project with many variables so the work at Ponderosa Parkway could take longer and start/stop dates could change. City staff will do what we can to keep updates going as we get the info]]>

This is a large project with many variables so the work at Ponderosa Parkway could take longer and start/stop dates could change. City staff will do what we can to keep updates going as we get the info]]>