Flagstaff fire leaders outline $43 million capital ask and large ongoing staffing shortfall tied to 2029–30 timeline Fire department leaders told city officials that growth and rising call volumes have left Flagstaff understaffed and under-equipped, proposing $43 million in one-time capital and an ongoing staffing increase (presenters cited $16M–$18M estimates) to meet NFPA-informed response benchmarks.

Flagstaff's fire service is facing a critical staffing crisis, requiring a staggering $43 million to meet modern response standards and keep our community safe.

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stay tuned #newsgator about to launch donation matching campaign with #crowdrise #highparkfire #waldocanyonfire #flagstafffire #NGfirerelief

... and then I checked the news and saw the new fire in Boulder. Holy god. #coloradofires #flagstafffire #boulderfire

RT @boulderpolice: NCAR is being voluntarily evacuated by their federal police. #FlagstaffFire