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Flagstaff, Arizona, 86004
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In Flagstaff you'll find Northern Arizona university (NAU), Arizona's third largest
university, which offers a wide variety of educational opportunities for both the young
and not so young.
Flagstaff is proud of its elementary and secondary school system. The teachers are
talented, hard working and dedicated. There are three high schools, two middle schools
and 13 elementary schools. Private schools are also available. Additionally, we have
Coconino County Community College and Flagstaff Community Schools featuring
evening adult education.
CHURCHES
The Flagstaff area has over 75 churches of various denominations. Information may be
obtained from the Chamber of Commerce 774-4505 or you may contact your Arizona
Mountain Properties agent for a list of area places of worship.
MEDICAL CARE
Flagstaff is fortunate to have an excellent medical community with physicians trained in
most specialities. As the major health care facility in Northern Arizona, the Flagstaff
Medical Center which boasts a modern hospital complex, provides services for
Flagstaff and many surrounding communities.
EMPLOYMENT AND BUSINESS
Major employers include Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff Unified School District,
Peabody Coal Company, Flagstaff Medical Center, W.L. Gore, City of Flagstaff, Coconino
County, and various transportation, distribution and tourist related companies.
Additional information is available from the Chamber of Commerce through the
Coconino County - Flagstaff, Arizona, Industrial Profile which is published by the Arizona
Department of Commerce.
ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION
Flagstaff is the home of the Arizona Snowbowl which provides skiing facilities only 30
minutes from down town. Cross-country skiing is available in many areas and in years of
high snowfall excellent conditions may be experienced. Hunting and fishing activities
are enjoyed by many Flagstaff residents as are all outdoor sports, including bicycling
and boating. Northern Arizona University provides opportunities to enjoy many
university related sporting events. The Flagstaff Symphony, Theatrikos, and Summer
Festival of the Arts provide many cultural events. NAU also has theater and music
events for the public. The Museum of Northern Arizona provides year-round education
and information of the history of the Colorado Plateau. Summer activities also include
Horse Racing, Coconino County Fair, Festival in the Pines, Pine Country Pro Rodeo, and
many other activities for all ages.
WEATHER
At an altitude of 7,000 feet, Flagstaff experiences all four seasons. However, our most
common weather occurrence is sunshine. No matter what month it is, a sunny day is
more likely than any other weather condition. Although it does snow in the winter, the
storms tend to move in and out rapidly. The summer is marvelous with warm days,
occasional "monsoon" rain showers and mild nights. Spring and fall tend to be
unpredictable and you should keep your snow skis and golf clubs handy just in case.
CONTACT US
We have tried to give you a brief summary of answers to questions commonly asked by
new residents. However if you have special needs or concerns, do not hesitate to call
your Arizona Mountain Properties agent. For your convenience we have a direct
number from Phoenix, (602) 420-9911 and 1-800-489-4948 toll-free nationwide. If we don't
have the answer, we'll find it. We're here to help you!
Arizona Mountain Properties
5200 E. Cortland, Suite C-1
Flagstaff, AZ 86004
info@arizonamountain.com
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