A concept design plan for Highland Mesa Park entered into the City of Flagstaff’s design review process in March and was presented during the March 17 Parks and Recreation Commission meeting.
Located northwest of the commercial development where Staples resides, and west of the Westside Veterinary Clinic, Your Pie and Firehouse Subs, the two parcels of city-owned land make up a total of 5.31 acres and were previously referred to as Westside Park. Developed through community and neighborhood outreach between June and October 2024 across the three subdivisions in the area, Highland Mesa Park will eventually become the first park developed from undeveloped land since 2003.
Darcy is adorable! Just look at those ears. She is a 1-year-old German Shepherd mix with a gentle soul and a heart full of love. She might be a little shy when you first meet her but give her … Read moreCHA Pet of the Week: Darcy
Sweet, loyal, and full of charm, Sandy is the best friend you didn’t know you were missing. After losing her previous guardian, Sandy has been thriving in a loving foster home and is now ready… Read moreHCH Pet of the Week: Sandy
From May 12 to 18 there will be a number of events in the city directed toward encouraging people to ride their bikes as part of Ride Your Bike Week. For more information on events visit www.f… Read moreGallery: Ride Your Bike Week begins in Flagstaff
The Flagstaff Police Department and Coconino County Sheriff's Office would like to make the following sex offender notifications: Read moreSex offender notification
