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Development Services kicked-off the Yavapai County Comprehensive Plan Update process on November 19, 2020.  The Comprehensive Plan (Comp 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 your thoughts and ideas. We would like to hear from you on how you would like to see your communities grow, and what are some of your concerns, needs, or desires that can be addressed  by the Comprehensive Plan Update process, and through the  policies, goals and objectives therein. You can also contact the Comprehensive Plan Advisory Committee  (CPAC) and share your concerns, needs, or desires. 

Please contact Planning@yavapaiaz.gov for more information on the Comp Plan or to learn how you can participate, please join our mailing list.

Vision Statement

The 2022 Yavapai Comprehensive Plan is one which projects the long-term goals for an all-encompassing county which promotes community, heritage, stewardship and excellence through the following:

  •  Engage Communities through Collaboration
  •  Ensure Healthy Communities and Quality of Life
  •  Preserve and Embrace our Rural Heritage
  •  Encourage Responsible and Balanced Growth
  •  Encourage Responsible Stewardship of Natural Resources
  •  Promote Economic Development
  •  Encourage Educational Excellence
  •  Promote Continuous Infrastructure Improvements
  •  Enhance Quality Customer Service

Full Vision Statement

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Meet us at the Library!

The Development Services department will be holding local outreach events at local libraries in Yavapai County to provide you and your community with information about the upcoming Comprehensive Plan Update 2032 and to get your invaluable comments and suggestions. | Flyer

Comprehensive Plan Storymap Update Survey Results

In August of 2021 Development Services launched four more Element Surveys including Dark Skies, Open Space, Food Sustainability, Water Resources and Cost of Development. Thanks to our GIS department we have come up with a storyboard of these results below.

Comprehensive Plan Update Survey Results

We appreciate everyone who has participated so far in the Comprehensive Plan surveys. If you know someone who may be interested, please forward this link to them Join Mailing List to be included in all upcoming meetings, updates and future survey’s which will assist our Communities draft the new Comprehensive Plan.

Thank you,
Kazi Haque, Yavapai County Development Services Planning Manager.

Community Vision Statement Survey Results

In February, we launched our Community Vision Statement Survey for Yavapai County that generated over 900 responses in a three month period. The link below will take you to the dashboard with added filters with various ways to view results by either Zip Code or Community name.  You can also select multiple zip codes or communities at once.

We are truly appreciative of everyone’s participation in the Comprehensive Plan and the development of our great County. If you know someone who may be interested, please forward this website link to your family, friends, and neighbors and have them click “Get Involved” to be added to our mailing list for upcoming meetings and future survey’s which will help us draft the new Comprehensive Plan.

Thank you,

David Williams, Director Yavapai County Development Services.

Survey Results

Comp Plan Youtube Channel Visit our YouTube Channel
for meeting videos, updates and more!
Assistant Director Jeremy Dye

Jeremy Dye

Director
Cottonwood Office:
10 S. 6th Street
Cottonwood, AZ 86326
Phone: (928) 639-8151
Manager Kazi Haque

Kazi Haque

Planning Manager
Prescott Office:
1120 Commerce Drive
Prescott, AZ 86305
Phone: (928) 771-3214
Fax: (928) 771-3242

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