BREAKING: Several areas along Beaver Creek, south of Sedona, are being evacuated due to rising water levels and water pressure.
Residents in Yavapai County and other parts of Arizona are being told to evacuate or be prepared to evacuate as today's weather creates rising water levels around the state's rivers and basins.
An evacuation center is located at 395 S Main St in Camp Verde. If you have an emergency Call 911. For questions regarding the flooding or evacuations call 928-442-5103. SET status indicates that you need to be alert because there is significant danger and residents should consider voluntarily relocating outside the affected area.The Tonto National Forest has closed several recreational areas at the Salt River until further notice. These sites include Granite Reef, Phon D Sutton and Coon Bluff. Due to water levels and water pressure, please stay out of these areas. pic.twitter.
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