Per Town Council priorities to improve the quality of local streets and thus daily life for our residents, the Town of Chino Valley Streets Division will be reconstructing the following cul-de-sacs off Perkinsville Road beginning Monday, June 12, 2023. Cantfield Avenue Taylor Avenue Campbell Avenue Angus Place Following this work, the Town’s contractors will resurface
Be careful what you ask for because sometimes you get it. The State Transportation Board met in Prescott Valley this morning and voted unanimously to approve the contract bid to completely replace Hwy 69 from Stoneridge Dr. to Truwood Dr. This will involve tearing up what’s left of the existing asphalt, rebuilding the base and
Beginning December 1, 2023, prohibitions along the John’s Tank Trail will be enforced on the Prescott National Forest east of Lynx Lake. These prohibitions will protect the nesting bald eagles from the potential disturbance from human presence during the nesting season. While the John’s Tank Trail #94 will be closed to all uses, the Lynx Lake Shore Trail #311 and Salida Gulch Trail #95 will remain open for their respective uses. This closure will remain in effect seasonally each year from December
Location: 11 nautical miles south of Prescott-Bradshaw Ranger District (T12N, R2W, SEC 1), near Mt Union. Start Date: April 18, 2022 Size: Approximately 9,402 acres Percent Contained: 96% Cause: Under Investigation. Vegetation: Timber (Litter and Understory), Chaparral (6ft) Number of Personnel Assigned: 300 Fire suppression and repair work continues on the fire as crews build a contingency line in the Spruce Mountain-area. The contingency line acts as a secondary
A contractor will begin using heavy equipment to thin trees on 627 acres of Prescott National Forest land in the Camp Wood area on the Chino Valley Ranger District. The Connell Stewardship Project is located along Camp Wood Road (County Road 68) to the west of Williamson Valley Road. Thinning operations are dependent on weather
Prescott National Forest officials would like to give folks a heads up that they have one more weekend for climbing opportunities before the Forest implements restrictions on climbing and other activities on the cliff faces of both Granite Mountain and Thumb Butte on Tuesday, February 1, 2022. Both sites have been consistently occupied by peregrines