Volunteer with F3!
We rely on the community to make our programs and events successful and we would love your help to make Flagstaff a great place to live for generations to come!
There are many ways to get involved!
Help F3:
- Volunteer to help at F3 events, assist with office work and table at events.
- Volunteer to help us identify and apply for grants.
- Volunteer to help us with fundraising.
Get involved in your government:
- Attend City Council and Commission meetings and speak up.
- City Council meetings: It is critical that council members hear from the public – otherwise, they make their decision in a vacuum. And, we promise, the meetings really are fascinating! You can view upcoming Council agendas on the City’s website and watch the council session streaming. Or, sign up for our e-newsletter and we will let you know when there is an upcoming critical issue on the council agenda.
- Attend City Council retreats.
- Attend City Commission meetings: Go to the City of Flagstaff Boards & Commissions page to learn about the various commissions and their meeting times.
- Serve on City Commissions: There are many commissions such as Planning and Zoning and Open Space Commissions which provide an important voice on these issues to City Council
- Go to the City of Flagstaff Boards & Commissions page (and/or Coconino County Boards & Commissions page) to check out vacancies.
- Note that even if the upcoming vacancy date listed is a year or two in the future, there is a high turnover rate so check back often for openings.
Get involved with your community through Flagstaff’s Neighborhood Associations:
- La Plaza Vieja Neighborhood Association:
Meets 2nd Wednesdays at 6:00 pm at 224 S. Kendrick St. (Hope Resource Center)
Email: f - Sunnyside Neighborhood Association:
Meets: 2nd Thursdays at 6:00pm: 2533 E 7th Ave (Market of Dreams) - Southside Neighborhood Association:
This association also represents the Flagstaff Brannen, Stone Forest, and Pine Knoll areas.
Meets: 3rd Thursdays at 6:00pm: 203 E. Brannen (Murdoch Center)
The Southside Community Plan defines how the Southside will develop for years to come. - Townsite Neighborhood Association:
Email: