Coconino County Parks & Recreation — Stage 2 Fire Restrictions in place

CONNECTING PEOPLE, CULTURES, & COMMUNITIES

JUNE 2022

STAGE 2 FIRE RESTRICTIONS

Coconino County is in Stage 2 fire restrictions. For parks and natural areas managed by Coconino County, the following restrictions apply:

• No camping allowed outside of campground area.

• All campfires are prohibited.

• No charcoal/wood grills and liquid fuels and/or liquid petroleum gas fire rings.

• Smoking prohibited outdoors.

• No vehicle parking and/or driving on grassy, forested, and unimproved/undeveloped areas.

• Chainsaws and other small, motorized equipment are prohibited by park users.

SPECIAL EVENTS LINEUP

We’re excited to host a performance by Muskellunge with the Summer Concerts in the Park on June 29 at Peaks View County Park. Sponsored by The Friends of Coconino County Parks, this summer concert tradition is a fun time to enjoy music outdoors with friends and family!

For information on these and other upcoming events, check out the County Parks & Recreation calendar or programs.

The Pepsi Amphitheater at Fort Tuthill County Park has a jam-packed lineup this summer. In fact, Flag Live! said the Pepsi Amphitheater is “back in living color with a lineup that you have to read to believe.”

June 12: Renowned American Southern rock jam quartet Gov’t Mule, led by GRAMMY® Award-winning vocalist, songwriter, guitar legend, and producer Warren Haynes
June 19: Serpentine Fire The Music of Earth, Wind & Fire The first concert in the Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra’s summer series will be with the Earth, Wind & Fire tribute band. This June 19th concert is a great way to celebrate both Father’s Day and Juneteenth.
June 26: Jazz in the Pines Featuring Keiko Matsui & Kirk Whalum
Check out their event lineup online!

NOW HIRING EVENT STAFF FOR THE 2022 COCONINO COUNTY FAIR

Coconino County Parks & Recreation is now hiring for the 2022 Coconino County Fair, taking place at Fort Tuthill County Park in Flagstaff, AZ on Friday, September 2 through Monday, September 5.

Each year the Coconino County Fair employs approximately 40 part time (temporary) employees. Positions hired for the fair include: admission cashier/floater, admissions money runner, ice crew, mascot & mascot handler, parking staff, ticket scanners, and more.

Pay ranges $15.50 – $16.50 per hour. Training is provided. Learn more and apply at GovernmentJobs.com.