
🎉 Don’t miss out on a spectacular July 4th! Join us for an unforgettable day on the mountain filled with excitement! From a delicious breakfast to nighttime dancing, we have it all: a parade, rodeo, and spectacular fireworks in between. 🌄✨
Get your application in now for the parade and be part of our incredible history! Let’s celebrate together! 🇺🇸
Here's the link 👉🏼 https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/4924/TOFE/5512302/2025_4th_of_July_Parade_Sign_up_form.pdf
#July4th #MountainFun #roundvalleyaz #CelebrateHistory



👉🏼Happening this weekend!
👉🏼June 14th starting at 9am @ Ramsey Park
Hope to see you there! 🤩 🎣 🪁 🛹



A huge shout out to High County Signs in Pinetop-Lakeside. They did amazing work and installation on the fire stations new signage.


BEAR SIGHTING NEAR AIRPORT! RVPD has received several reports of a bear sighting in the residential area near the airport. Arizona Game and Fish has been notified and have personnel enroute. Please use caution if outside. If you spot the bear, please contact the Apache County Sheriff's Office Dispatch Center at (928) 337-4321 option #6 or dial 911. Be careful out there Round Valley!


Please see attached flyer for information on a Career Expo. Thank you!


Community Awareness post!
Antoni Bookman Golab is a University student from Poland doing his summer exchange program here in Round Valley!
He has comleted the necessary paperwork and obtained permits from the Town of Springerville and Eagar to go door-to-door selling books to help families with education. He does not represent, nor is affiliated with, any school. This is a summer program to help him pay his way through University.
If he knocks on your door, please know he is fully permitted and if you are not interested he will simply thank you for your time and move on.
His Facebook link is below with his picture so everyone can recognize him if they see him out and about! https://www.facebook.com/antonibookman/


Please see information regarding upcoming road work for Apache County.


Update it has been fixed
Attention residents: Our payment system is currently down. We can only accept cash or check at this time. We will update as soon as it is fixed and apologize for any inconvenience. Thank you!


Please see flyer below for Free Dump Day.


Eagar Days is only a few weeks away! We still have openings for vendors.
Please see the Flyers and Schedule attached.




Get ready for some fun things coming! Eagar Days on June 14th and 4th of July!






Memorial Day 🇺🇸


The burn pit will be closing at the end of today 5/24/25 until further notice. Thank you!


All are welcome to attend!


Due to ongoing dry conditions the operating hours of the splash pad have been reduced. Please see hours of operation below.


In observance of Memorial Day, all municipal offices will be closed on May 26, 2025. Regular operations will resume on May 27, 2025. We honor and remember those who have served.


Please be advised that our community remains under Stage 2 Fire Restrictions. We urge all residents and visitors to review and comply with the current regulations to help ensure public safety and prevent wildfires.


Greer Fire Daily Update May 21, 2025: Suppression repair well underway as containment increases
Acres: 20,308
Start Date: May 13, 2025
Location: Greer, AZ
Cause: Under Investigation
Personnel: Approximately 513
Fuels: Grass, Shrubs, Timber
Containment: 88 percent
Highlights: Mandatory evacuation orders were lifted Monday night as containment increases along the fire.
Operations: Yesterday, milder winds helped firefighters secure more of the fire’s eastern edge. As a result, additional containment has been reflected on the map, and fire managers remain confident that the fire will stay within its current footprint.
Today, firefighters continue to patrol and mop up remaining hotspots, with a focus on Division Romeo in the southern section. Suppression repair is also ongoing along all edges of the fire, including chipping remaining debris left from line preparation during last week’s firing operations.
Weather: Gradual warming and drying is expected to continue over the fire for the next few days, with the warmest day of the period coming on Thursday. Winds will be weaker, with gusts to around 25 mph on Wednesday and Thursday.
Smoke: Smoke forecast at https://www.azdeq.gov/wildfire/forecast/greerfire
Closures: The Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest has issued a closure order for parts of the National Forest lands. Stage 2 Fire Restrictions are also in effect prohibiting fire, campfire, or stove fire, including charcoal briquettes and smoking.
Highway 260 is open in both directions. For updated travel information: az511.com
Evacuations: All GO evacuation status’ have been decreased to SET. To check current evacuation statuses, an interactive evacuation map is available from the QR code below. https://linktr.ee/GreerFire
Safety: We encourage the public to remember that a temporary flight restriction has been issued over the fire area. It is illegal to fly drones within the area.



Daily Update May 20th, 2025: Evacuation levels downgraded, residents begin returning home
Acres: 20,308
Start Date: May 13th, 2025
Location: Greer, AZ
Cause: Under Investigation
Personnel: Approximately 676
Fuels: Grass, Shrubs, Timber
Containment: 55 percent
Highlights: All “GO” evacuation orders have been downgraded to “SET” status, lifting current restrictions and allowing residents to safely return to their homes.
Operations: Yesterday, another round of strong winds tested the fire's containment, but all control lines remained secure thanks to the extensive efforts of firefighters working along the perimeter. Overnight, crews continued patrolling the fire lines and extinguishing visible heat sources to prevent any flare-ups.
Today, firefighters are initiating a suppression repair plan focused on rehabilitating dozer and hand lines that are no longer needed for containment. Crews and engines are also continuing interior mop-up operations extinguishing hot spots deeper within the fire area to reduce the risk of embers breaching containment lines and to strengthen control along the fire’s edge. A community meeting was broadcasted on the incidents YouTube page that includes many questions and answers regarding repopulation, forest closures, and current road closures. www.youtube.com/@greerfire2025
Weather: High pressure begins to build in over the region today, which will lead to several days in row of lighter winds but continued dry and warmer conditions.
Smoke: Updated smoke forecast at https://www.azdeq.gov/wildfire/forecast/greerfire
Closures: The Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest has issued a closure order for parts of the National Forest lands. Stage 2 Fire Restrictions are also in effect prohibiting fire, campfire, or stove fire, including charcoal briquettes and smoking.
Evacuations: All GO evacuation status’ have been decreased to SET. To check current evacuation statuses, an interactive evacuation map is available from the QR code below.
Shelter for evacuees are open at the County Fairgrounds in St. Johns and the Alpine Community Center.
Highway 260 is closed in both directions near Greer. For updated travel information: az511.com
Safety: A temporary flight restriction has been issued over the fire area. It is illegal to fly drones within the area.



Please see the attached press release regarding the re-entry of residents evacuated for the Greer Fire.
