Permit Pulse monitors every new building permit filed with Coconino County, AZ and delivers a digest to Pro subscribers every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. New single-family homes, ADUs and tiny houses, manufactured homes, barns, garages, decks, remodels and additions, rooftop solar, and commercial construction across northern Arizona.
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Coconino County files around 150 building permits a month across Flagstaff, Williams, Munds Park, Happy Jack, Bellemont, Parks, Sedona, and Page. Every record carries the address, city, and ZIP, a description of the project, and — on about half — the named primary contractor.
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Our Coconino County data comes from the county's own public GIS publication of its permit records, updated Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Each record carries the permit type, submitted date, a project description, and a full address with city and ZIP on essentially every permit; the primary contractor is named on about half. We scope the feed to the county's Building department — its environmental-quality, planning-and-zoning, and engineering records are not construction permits — and exclude unsubmitted draft applications and review-only records. The county does not publish a project valuation here (the fee total is not a project value), so we do not report one.
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