When searching for a place to live, pay close attention to the details regarding utilities. Check if any utilities are already covered in your rent and identify if there are utilities you need to arrange separately.

Here are some options you can explore:

• APS – Electricity
• CenturyLink and Optimum – Cable and Internet
• City of Flagstaff – Water, sewer, trash, and recycling services
• UniSource Energy Services – Gas

Remember to verify availability and compare services based on your specific location.

When you move in, conduct a thorough inspection, preferably with your property manager present. Document the condition of all items and promptly submit a detailed move-in condition report. Ensure you receive a signed copy from both you and the landlord. This documentation will be crucial when you move out, as it encourages fair handling of your security deposit and helps prevent unwarranted charges.

Move-in/Move-out condition checklist

The City of Flagstaff offers a one-time courtesy box collection service for residential homes with 90 gallon curbside collection.

Service information

Donate or recycle to avoid items ending up in the landfill. Give your unwanted items another chance at life by exploring local businesses and organizations that accept donations or resell items for reuse.

Your old clothes, furniture, and household goods can directly help someone in need when donated to local charities and non-profits.

Properly recycle materials like electronics and hazardous items at places like the Flagstaff Hazardous Products Center. This reduces the need for new raw materials and minimizes energy consumption.

By responsibly disposing of unwanted items, you contribute to cleaner streets and a more pleasant living environment for everyone.

The City of Flagstaff offers a Bulky Waste Collection Program that collects bulk trash in five geographical sections throughout Flagstaff, once every five weeks.