Please comment before July 1st on the Mount Elden Dry Lake Hills Recreation Project!
The Environmental Assessment for the Mount Elden Dry Lake Hills Recreation Planning Project has been released. From our initial review, we are pretty happy with what the Flagstaff Ranger District has chosen to include in this plan. It is apparent that the Forest Service is taking its role to proactively
Please write the Flagstaff City Council and let them know that you support expediting cycling infrastructure improvements
Even if you have already signed the FLG Bike Party petition to the Flagstaff City Council, you should write the Council and Mayor and reiterate your concerns. You can email your comments all of the Council members and Mayor at council@flagstaffaz.gov . Your emailed comments become part of the public
Please comment before July 1st on the Mount Elden Dry Lake Hills Recreation Project!
The Environmental Assessment for the Mount Elden Dry Lake Hills Recreation Planning Project has been released. From our initial review, we are pretty happy with what the Flagstaff Ranger District has chosen to include in this plan. It is apparent that the Forest Service is taking its role to proactively
Please write the Flagstaff City Council and let them know that you support expediting cycling infrastructure improvements
Even if you have already signed the FLG Bike Party petition to the Flagstaff City Council, you should write the Council and Mayor and reiterate your concerns. You can email your comments all of the Council members and Mayor at council@flagstaffaz.gov . Your emailed comments become part of the public
Get discount helmets for kids! April 30th deadline!
We are partnering with Coconino County Safe Kids Coalition and the Coconino County Public Health Services to offer helmets for kids at only $10 each.We are taking orders through April 30th, so don’t delay!Click here to place your order now!
Announcing! 2021 Flagstaff Bike Month – May 1-31
Flagstaff Bike Month, throughout May of 2021, will be less event-intensive and more virtual than previous year’s Bike to Work and School Week has been in order to help our community continue to climb out of the COVID-19 pandemic. We are finalizing details and will post full details early next
