Neighborhood Resources and Associations
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Neighborhoods are the backbone of every community - where people live, play, go to school, interact with their neighbors and work. Flagstaff's diversity and vitality are all rooted in its neighborhoods, some historical and some new. When citizens become active members of their neighborhood, or a neighborhood association forms and neighbors work together - many great things can happen! |
| Flagstaff Subdivisions Map |
Flagstaff Neighborhoods Map |
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Interactive versions of these maps can be found in the City's Public GIS web portal at www.flagstaff.az.gov/gis.
Existing Neighborhood Associations
Volunteering:
If you are interested in volunteering for one of the above neighborhood associations, please use the provided contact information for each.LA PLAZA VIEJA NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
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SUNNYSIDE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
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NOHO NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
BOW AND ARROW NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
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TOWNSITE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
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| SOUTHSIDE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION This association also represents the Flagstaff Brannen, Stone Forest, and Pine Knoll areas.
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RIO HOMES NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
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