We thank the Arizona Department of Emergency Management and Anthony Cox for creating this form that can be adapted for use statewide for county and regional VOADs as well.  This form can be completed on line and emailed in with a check following in the mail or you can print it off to send along with your membership pledge.  Please note:  the address to mail in the application and check is at the bottom of the membership application and at the bottom of this email.  We are no longer using a PO box.

 2009 Membership Form

SHOW LOW - When they got over the initial shock of the 2002 Rodeo-Chediski Fire, people in the White Mountains were amazed that no lives were lost and no serious injuries occurred. Divine providence may have played a part in saving life, but so did planning.

In a recent 2006 press release from the Arizona Department of Insurance stated that, " Homes and businesses  should take steps now, to prepare for the wildfire and flash flood season to prevent loss or damage.  This threat of flash floods and wildfires serves as a timely reminder for Arizonans to review their homeowners and business Insurance policies to ensure sufficient coverage for property and belongings in the event of loss or damage.  Personal insurance is the first and primary source of flash flood and wildfire disaster recovery assistance." AzVOAD has chosen to undertake a preparedness awareness campaign with regard to flash flood and flood insurance. Insurance is the primary source of recovery for individuals impacted by disaster. AzVOAD wants to take the opportunity to spread the good word about the value of insurance and how important it is to have an insurance policy updated.

Download, print, copy, share and learn about the Arizona Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster.  You will find information on the National VOAD and State VOAD.  Learn about AzVoad's disaster involvement and find ways you can connect with the other members of the AzVOAD.  

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