Welcome to Yavapai County's Official Website

At the regular Yavapai County Board of Supervisors meeting today (12/1/2021) the Board voted unanimously to make Vice-Chair Mary Mallory the Chair for next year and Supervisor James Gregory the new Vice-Chair. | PRESS RELEASE

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UPDATE 11/24/2021 - Ponderosa Park Road is now OPEN. | PRESS RELEASE

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The Yavapai County Public Works Department working in conjunction with the Prescott National Forest, will be performing road work at the intersection of Ponderosa Park Road (C101) and SR 89, approximately 1.5 miles South of Prescott. (Between mile markers 307 and 306) | PRESS RELEASE

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From Wednesday through Friday of last week (9/29 - 10/1) Yavapai County had the opportunity to host the annual County Supervisors Association Legislative Summit and nearly every County Board of Supervisor from each of the fifteen counties in Arizona. | PRESS RELEASE

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2021 Property Tax Notices are available online. The first half taxes are delinquent after 5pm on 11/1/2021. The second half taxes are delinquent after 5pm on 5/2/2022. You may also pay one full year payment by 1/3/2022 and you will not be charged interest on the first half taxes. Please use the following link to obtain the 2021 tax notice. | PROPERTY TAX INQUIRY

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The Yavapai County Development Services Department needs your input. Development Services kicked-off the Yavapai County Comprehensive Plan Update process on November 19, 2020. The Comprehensive Plan is a state required policy document that guides future growth and development in the County. All residents are encouraged to participate in the process and share their thoughts and ideas on how they would like to see their communities and the County grow. | COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE WEBSITE

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A Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) is developed collaboratively by numerous stakeholders and identifies and prioritizes issues such as wildfire response, hazard mitigation, community preparedness, or structure protection, etc. - or all of the above.

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For decades, trail systems within Yavapai County have provided an opportunity for residents and visitors to enjoy its public lands. Volunteers, non-profits, and local, state, and federal governments have worked collaboratively over the years to expand these trails systems and promote responsible stewardship as our County has attracted more people each year to its breathtaking beauty, rich history, and ecological diversity. Here we present a short video about the past, present, and future of trails within Yavapai County. | YAVAPAI COUNTY TRAILS 2020 VIDEO

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