White Mountain Joint Information System

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICE

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

THE FOLLOWING NUMBER HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED FOR APACHE COUNTY RESIDENTS. IF YOU HAVE BEEN IMPACTED BY THE ARIZONA SEVERE WEATHER STORM AND HAVE INCURRED DAMAGE OR COSTS TO INFASTRUCTURE, PRIVATE PROPERTY (TO INCLUDE HOME OR AUTOMOBILES), PLEASE CALL THE FOLLOWING NUMBER: 888-317-3351 Additional State Number: 877-464-1144

AT THE TIME OF THE CALL, YOU WILL BE ASKED TO PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE NUMBERS

DESCRIPTION OF DAMAGE AND COST ESTIMATE

INSURANCE CARRIER

THIS INFORMATION IS BEING REQUESTED TO ASSIST THE PUBLIC IN THE STATE RECOVERY PROCESS PURSUANT TO THE STATE’S DECLARATION OF EMERGENCY.

REMINDER

IF YOU HAVE PROVIDED THIS INFORMATION TO THE CALL CENTER BE SURE AND NOTIFY YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY

The community of Greer, AZ is currently without power due to heavy overnight snow & downed power lines. Efforts are being made to plow the road into Greer so residents and visitors can leave and to let power crews gain access.

The power is also out in Nutrioso and Alpine, AZ. Apache County Emergency Management is working with ADOT, Navapache Electric and the Apache County Roads Department to gain access to these communities.

Crews are working heavy snow and low visibility. Many power lines are sagging across roads in southern Apache County under the weight of the snow.

Evacuation shelters are being identified in case there is a need.

If you have an emergency only call 911 for all other issues call the Apache County Sheriff’s Office at 1-800-352-1850 or 928-337-4321

Contact: Apache County Emergency Management 928-337-7630