Check before reopening: road access, debris pickup, and whether repairs need a building permit. Ask about any fee waivers for flood repair permits.

Flooding overwhelmed the Bear Wallow pump station Nov 1 and sent untreated sewage into Oak Creek. The city has not yet sampled the water. Treat creek-deposited mud as contaminated: gloves, boots, and disinfect surfaces. Creekside tours and retreats should hold off on water access until the city clears it.

GO zones along the Verde River, West Clear Creek and Wet Beaver Creek. Sandbags at Fain & Nichols, Camp Verde Water Company and the Yavapai County Complex. Shelter at Camp Verde Parks & Rec Gym, 473 Main St. River flows were expected to keep rising for several days.

Bates Rd, Comanche Dr, Franquero Ln and the River Run Dr area were under GO. Check the city site for re-entry and debris pickup before reopening.

County emergency updates, evacuation zones and shelter information. Sign up for Smart911 alerts through the Sheriff's Office.

Non-emergency flood questions, evacuation status, damage reporting. Report business damage here; those counts drive the state and federal requests.

No-cost one-on-one advising, including help preparing SBA disaster loan applications and cash-flow plans. Serves all of Yavapai County.

For employees who lose hours: unemployment filing help and job leads. Point staff here if you have to close temporarily.

Hazard zones, sandbags, road blocks and damage reporting.

The county's local contact for SBA programs and county relief funds. It ran recovery funds after the 2025 fires; ask whether one opens for this flood.

Runs the governor's emergency fund and the state damage assessment. When the state asks SBA or FEMA for help, it uses the county damage reports, so make sure yours is filed.

Free help if your insurer is slow, lowballs, or denies a claim. Ask for the denial in writing with the policy language cited, then file a complaint here.

Report storm-chasing contractors and price gouging. Check licenses with the Registrar of Contractors before signing anything.

SR 89A between Sedona and Kachina Village had no reopening estimate as of Nov 2. Use it to update customers and staff on access.

SBA disaster loans for this flood are not active yet. They open only after a state of emergency is declared and the state asks SBA for help. This page will note it as soon as that happens. In the meantime, keep your damage photos, receipts and lost-revenue records so you can apply quickly.

Standard commercial property policies usually exclude flood. If you carry an NFIP policy, file now. If you don't, new policies have a 30-day waiting period, so buy now for the next storm.

Nonprofit with Arizona claim guides, sample letters, and tips on hiring a public adjuster.

The City of Sedona and the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors each declared a state of emergency. No state of emergency has been declared for this flood, so SBA disaster loans are still not active.

Page published. Sedona evacuation zones lifted. No emergency declarations yet from Sedona, Cottonwood, Camp Verde, Clarkdale or Jerome; Coconino County may declare once the full impact is known. No state of emergency for this flood, so SBA disaster loans are not active. SR 89A closed MP 375–397 with no reopening estimate.