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11/05/2026

After the recent flooding, local private well owners might be noticing impacts to their well.

Did You Know: If you live in an area that was recently or is currently flooded, your private well may be in danger of contamination. Your well can be contaminated even if it has not been submerged by floodwaters. Older wells, wells that are less than 50 feet deep, and those located close to surface waters can become contaminated from underground water.

Halloween might be over, but here's some scary truth: some contaminants can lurk in your drinking water without changing its taste, smell or appearance.

Protect your family with two simple steps:
👉Test Your Water: Check for common contaminants to help keep your drinking water safe.
👉Stay Informed: Learn about potential health risks and what steps to take to protect your household.
👉Learn more: azhealth.gov/testyourwell

11/05/2026

⚠️Winslow area residents: Department of Corrections has 8 pallets of filled sandbags at the gates of the prison. Forecast is showing chances of rain in the area, and concerned and impacted residents can pick up sandbags at this location.

Please be advised: Notice of Closure for the City of Winslow Transfer Station
11/05/2026

Please be advised: Notice of Closure for the City of Winslow Transfer Station

11/04/2026
Clarion Pointe is offering discounted rates for those in our community that have been affected by recent flooding. Pleas...
11/03/2026

Clarion Pointe is offering discounted rates for those in our community that have been affected by recent flooding. Please see flyer for further details on how to contact the hotel for room rates.

11/03/2026

Navajo County Emergency Management is asking for your help:

If you have been affected by the recent flooding, please take a few minutes to complete the survey in the link below. The survey responses will help us identify unmet needs and better understand what assistance is needed in our communities.

Your feedback is important and will help us determine how best to support those impacted by the flooding.

Please complete the survey: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/803087da413c4e2f8f059b0005bfe362?portalUrl=https://azdema.maps.arcgis.com

11/03/2026

PUBLIC SAFETY REMINDER – WATER CONDITIONS & WINSLOW LEVEE

The Navajo County Sheriff’s Office urges the public to use caution as water continues to remain on roadways throughout the county.

Remember, flooding risks don’t end when the rain does. Water levels can continue to rise, roadways can remain flooded, and infrastructure may be damaged or unstable even when the damage is not visible.

Please remember:
• Never drive through flooded roadways. Turn around and find another route.
• Do not drive or walk around road closure signs or barricades. They are in place for your safety.
• Be aware that roadways and infrastructure may be damaged or unstable.

WINSLOW LEVEE – NO PUBLIC ACCESS

Navajo County response crews are continuing to monitor and assess the safety of the Winslow Levee.

The levee is NOT open to public access at this time. Please stay away from the area and do not attempt to access the levee for photos, videos, or any other reason.

Conditions remain active, and public safety is our priority. Please remain alert, use good judgment, and continue to follow official updates from Navajo County and the Navajo County Sheriff’s Office.

Please read the information below provided by Navajo County Emergency Management & Preparedness.
11/03/2026

Please read the information below provided by Navajo County Emergency Management & Preparedness.

11/3 PUBLIC SAFETY UPDATE:
Residents in Ames and Bushman Acres can return to 'Ready' status, evacuations have been lifted.
Please note: there are some areas continuing to have water on roads that will be restricted.

Residents that live in Bushman acres will need to access Bushman Acres through North Rd., south access through Maple will remain closed.

Residents who live on Oak between French and Sunset will have restricted access to homes for sandbagging purposes.

Check with law enforcement stationed in the area for further instruction.

11/03/2026

PRELIMINARY results for the November 3rd General Election will be available at 8:00 p.m. (or shortly after) on Election Day. The first preliminary results are early ballots received and processed by Navajo County prior to November 3rd. Throughout the night, results will be updated to include votes cast at the voting center. Results will also be updated into the days following the election as additional early ballots and provisional ballots are processed.

The preliminary results, and subsequent updated results, can be found by clicking on the following link and scrolling down to the 2026 tab:

https://www.navajocountyaz.gov/506/Election-Results

11/03/2026

Navajo County’s Emergency Notification System attempts to contact local residents and businesses via recorded phone messages, text messages or e-mail messages when there is an emergency or disaster in their area.

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102 E. Third Street
Winslow, AZ
86047

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

(928) 289-2422

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