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Flood-recovery Community Assistance Center opens for 1 day, Nov. 14

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Source: Camp Verde Bugle

COTTONWOOD— As recovery efforts continue following Nov. 1 flooding in the Verde Valley, Yavapai County officials announced Wednesday that they will host a Community Assistance Center to provide residents recovery information and assistance resources.

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