Hopi Reservation · Northern Arizona

Hopi Area Weather & Roads

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Emergency? Call 911 · HLES dispatch (928) 734-7340
Roads nowClosures and conditions Report or get helpTell coordinators what you see
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More emergency numbers
Hopi Law Enforcement Services (HLES) dispatch(928) 734-7340(928) 734-7341
HLES dispatch cell(928) 836-2106
Public Safety & Emergency Services (DPSES)(928) 602-4394
DPSES Emergency Management / EMS(928) 734-4354

Numbers as listed on hopi-nsn.gov.

Community notices

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Road conditions

Local reports for the main routes through the mesas and to nearby towns.

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Problem areas on the map
Community relief & recoveryShelters, food, supplies, Red Cross help, and how to recover after a flood.
Volunteer to helpCSAs, village board reps, tribal staff and community members: help keep roads and notices current.

Weather warnings

Active National Weather Service alerts for the Hopi villages.

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Weather by village

Forecast for each village, with any active warnings that cover it.

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Emergency resources

Stay informed, stay safe. Rely on reputable information sources.

Local information sources

The Hopi TribeOfficial tribal news and releases Hopi Law Enforcement ServicesHLES information. Dispatch numbers are at the top of this page. Navajo CountySign up for Ready Navajo County emergency alerts by text, call or email Navajo County: Ready, Set, GO!Supply lists, a family emergency plan and preparedness guides Coconino CountySign up for the county emergency notification system National Weather ServiceFlagstaff office: warnings and forecasts for the Hopi area

Radio stations

KUYI88.1 FMHopi Radio, Keams Canyon KAFF92.9 FMFlagstaff KNAU88.7 FMArizona Public Radio, Flagstaff. Check knau.org for your area's frequency. KTNN660 AMWindow Rock

Village social media pages

Follow your village's official pages for local updates.

List shared by the Village of Tewa. Ooyomo Nambi Towa.

Weather (NOAA)

RadarWhere the storms are now NOAA Weather RadioWarnings by radio, even without internet or cell service

Help and recovery

FEMAFederal disaster response and declarations DisasterAssistance.govApply for FEMA help when a federal disaster is declared American Red CrossFind shelters and emergency help 211 ArizonaLocal help with food, shelter and services. Dial 211.

State and roads

Arizona Emergency ManagementState emergency information (DEMA) AZ511State highway closures Ready.gov: FloodsHow to prepare and stay safe in a flood

Flood safety
  • Turn around at any flooded road or wash. A few inches of moving water can sweep a vehicle away.
  • Water in a wash can arrive from rain miles away, even when it is dry where you are.
  • Dirt roads turn to deep mud fast. Expect unpaved routes to become impassable.
  • Keep a full tank, water, blankets and a charged phone in your vehicle.
  • Check on elders and neighbors who live on unpaved routes.
Community volunteer-hosted site · Disclaimer

This site is run by community volunteers. It is not an official Hopi Tribe service and is not monitored 24/7.

Information comes from the National Weather Service, public agencies, tribal and village releases, and community reports. It may be incomplete or out of date. Always confirm with official sources, and use your own judgment on the road.

Community reports are reviewed by volunteer coordinators before they appear, but they are not official confirmations unless the source says so.

Please do not contact county, state or federal governments on behalf of the Hopi Tribe or any village, or act on their behalf. Requests for help for the Tribe or a village must come from a tribal representative or a delegated authority.

For any emergency, call 911 or HLES dispatch (928) 734-7340.

Volunteer to help: CSAs, village board representatives, tribal staff and community members.