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- Flagstaff Community Profile
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- Coconino County Profile
- Map of Enterprise Zones (City of Flagstaff)
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- Enterprise Zone Program Summary
Science & Innovation Park: Creating fertile ground for technology transfer ...
An integral component of this project is the state-of-the-art, 10,000-square-foot building for the Northern Arizona Center for Emerging Technologies (NACET). This business incubator features offices as well as lab space, a multimedia conference room, and support services for resident companies. [Learn about NACET…]
The City of Flagstaff currently owns the land and many of the buildings on the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) campus. The City, GSA, and the USGS, in cooperation with outside consultants, have developed a new master plan that calls for the eventual demolition of much of the existing campus. It will be replaced by a new USGS facility with an interconnected private science-and-technology park.
The goal of this project is to facilitate technology transfer between USGS and the private sector. The park, which is currently under construction, will include up to 200,000 square feet of research and manufacturing space.
The site is located on McMillan Mesa, one of the most scenic spots in Flagstaff, just one block from the regional medical facility and minutes from Northern Arizona University.
