* PAYSON HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM, 301 South McClane, in Payson (AZ).
* PINE FIRE STATION #41, 6198 W. Hardscrabble Mesa Rd. (Pine (AZ)

We remind the public that there are still dangerous road and snow hazard conditions, along with freezing temperatures causing unsafe road conditions.

Cochise County has does have NON-Red Cross Warming centers open at St. Andrew’s Church in Sierra Vista and at the Douglas Fire Station.

We will continue to assess community’s needs, as we work closely with our emergency Management partners. Communities can continue to check our social media accounts and http://redcross.org/shelters for any shelter updates.

The shelters in Kingman & Payson, are still open & accepting guests.
PAYSON HIGH SCHOOL Gymnasium, 301 South McClane, in Payson (AZ).
KINGMAN COMMUNITY CENTER, 3345 Harrison Street in Kingman (AZ).

We will continue working to assess the community’s needs, as we work closely with our Emergency Management partners.

Communities can continue to check our social media accounts and/or visit this link : http://redcross.org/shelters for any shelter updates.

But oh no, Sedona, spend all your time and efforts coddling the rip-off Chamber of Commerce. That’s what they should be memorialized as – The Great Rip-Off Scam of Sedona.

Thanks to ADOT for keeping our two state highways plowed. Thanks for nothing from the City of Sedona and their two-bit mickey-mouse gerry-rigged amateur blade-scrapers attached to trucks. Really? Forget plowing roads in subdivisions which service was provided by both counties prior to Sedona’s incorporation.

If they actually did call in Tiffany for assistance we’ll probably need another sales tax increase to pay for their services. This storm is a classic example of how inept this city is in handling above normal situations – no foresight but, of course, hindsight should be 20/20 but not in Sedona. They will learn nothing from this – same as wild fires in the summer. Just wait until miles and miles of traffic become trapped – a real disaster waiting to happen.

Significant snowfall is projected to continue through today, tonight and Friday. In addition, the wind is expected to increase this afternoon. After the snow abates later Friday, another hazard anticipated into Saturday is rain that will freeze as temperatures drop, creating icy and black-ice conditions on roadways.

At this hour, SR89A from north Uptown through the canyon to Forest Highlands is closed, and ADOT has closed portions of the interstate around Kingman and various state routes in Rim Country in the Payson vicinity and southeast-wards. Get the latest ADOT info at http://www.az511.com.

The Sedona PD command post number for weather-related questions is 928-203-5111. We continue to strongly advise that you postpone plans to travel, if at all possible, while this storm continues. Stay home and stay safe.

Visit sedonaaz.gov/snow to learn how the city prepares for and responds to snow events.

The American Red Cross has opened one shelter in Kingman at the KINGMAN COMMUNITY CENTER, 3345 Harrison Street in Kingman (AZ).

In addition, a new shelters has been opened to serve the Strawberry/Pine communities at the PINE COMMUNITY ENTER, 3886 North Highway 87, in Pine (AZ).

There are currently NO open shelter in Payson. We continue to assess the community’s needs, as we also work closely with our emergency Management partners. Communities can check our social media accounts and http://redcross.org/shelters for any shelter updates.