Crown King Fire District

Download a copy of the current CKFD Newsletter here.                 Administration:11975 S State Route 69Mayer, AZ 86333-6006 Bryan Smith, Fire [email protected](928) 632-9534 Ryan Blair, [email protected](928) 533-4297 David Drye, [email protected](623) 734-5042 Scott Beck, [email protected](602) 980-0747 David Norman, [email protected](602) 670-3284 Dear Crown King Resident: After many years of arduous work PNF has approved us to start prepping…

Beginning the morning of Sunday December 3rd, residents and guests should expect to see significant SMOKE originating from the slopes of the eastern side of town (below Flag Mountain).Crews and volunteers from CKFD will be doing a prescribed burn of the brush piles along a fire break. The break was created to protect the town…

Videos of the Crown King Fire District Board meetings are stored on a YouTube channel. Longer meetings are broken down into multiple links. Not all meetings will be videotaped. Meeting minutes can be received by contacting Chief Smith: [email protected] Choose which meeting to view by selecting a link below:

The current work being preformed by the County is part of a Forest Service grant program that was awarded to the County. The grant application identified a project installing plating material at 8 locations in need of road surface material on Crown King Rd.. These locations are MP19, MP19.2, MP23.4, MP24, MP24.1, MP 24.3, MP26.1,…

There are new identification decals on the CKFD fire apparatus. The station on Main Street, formerly known as station 1, is now Station 28.

Below is an excerpt from the Arizona Central article. The full article can be found here. Voters from across Arizona’s massive 2nd Congressional District crowded a small office near the famous courthouse square in Prescott to shake hands and take pictures with their new representative in Congress, Rep. Eli Crane. Crane, R-Ariz., is just months…

Traffic meters will be applied near the town bridge. These meters are placed by Yavapai county public works in order to gauge the amount of traffic into and out of Crown King. Accurate traffic counts will validate numbers for more grant and road funding allocations in the Crown King area.

Information regarding the Prescott National Forest lease agreement – coming soon!