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2022 YEAR IN REVIEW | AREA ECONOMY

Year in Review: Housing woes, staffing shortages worsen in area

Worth The Wait

Participants in a Food Truck Friday event at the Fourth Street campus of Coconino Community College line up in front of the Fratelli’s truck in this 2017 file photo.

Flagstaff faced record food insecurity and a continued affordable housing dilemma in 2022. Rising inflation increased expenses, and Northern Arizona University announced plans to raise tuition. As a new year approaches along with a higher minimum wage for the city, local nonprofits and city officials are working toward addressing economic strife and securing federal and private funding in hopes of providing some long-term stability in food supply chains and more transitional housing solutions.

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Flagstaff Family Food Center Looking for Volunteers

Jason Kordosky shows some of the items included in the food boxes at the Flagstaff Family Food Center in this 2021 photo that are distributed to those in need.



Sierra Ferguson can be reached at [email protected].



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