For YCSO, you can try (South to North):
151.3250 (114.8 Hz) and 154.7400 (114.8 Hz) in the Black Canyon City area.
151.2275 (114.8 Hz) in the Cordes Junction area.
155.4375 (114.8 Hz) in the Camp Verde area.
155.5950 (110.9 Hz) Tac 1
155.5800 (114.8 Hz) Tac 2
I cannot confirm these are accurate, but that's what's listed in the RRDB.
YCSO also has several mobile extender channels:
465.0625 (114.8 Hz) Black Canyon City area
460.0625 (67.0 Hz) F1-Extender A
465.0625 (67.0 Hz) F1-Extender B
453.4875 (67.0 Hz) F2-Extender B
Again, these are from the RRDB. These are supposed to be short-range channels, linking a deputy's UHF handheld radio to their VHF-High mobile radio. However, when I was up there in the last year or two, at least one or two seemed to have wide-area coverage like a mountain-top repeater. Unless there was an un-marked YCSO vehicle close by me the whole way on SR-69 between Prescott and Cordes Junction, then down I-17.
I don't know if the Camp Verde Marshall ever patrols I-17, but they're on 158.7900 (136.5 Hz) for dispatch and 155.6850 (136.5 Hz) and 159.1800 (136.5 Hz) for their Tactical channels.
For fire, Daisy Mtn Fire & Medical Department now covers the Black Canyon City area, and is dispatched by the Phoenix FD Regional Dispatch Center. 154.1900 (173.8 Hz) is A-1 dispatch, and 151.3700 (173.8 Hz) is A-10 fireground. DMFMD fire station 143 is in Black Canyon City.
Black Canyon City FD's old channels were 155.7450 (192.8 Hz) South Command, 155.1750 (110.9 Hz) North Command, and 154.2200 (192.8 Hz) Tactical. I don't think they're still used any longer.
Mayer FD covers the Cordes Junction area. 151.1675 (123.0 Hz) is Channel 2 East Command. 153.7700 (123.0 Hz) is Channel 3 Tactical.
453.9375 (67.0 Hz) and 458.9375 (67.0 Hz) link the main station to Cordes Junction, and back again. Listen to both.
Sedona FD dispatches Camp Verde FD. 154.0100 (136.5 Hz) is Dispatch. The tac repeater for the Camp Verde area is on 154.4150 (136.5 Hz), and the tactical simplex is on 155.2200 (136.5 Hz).
Fire mutual aid is 154.2800.
Try 156.2250 (103.5 Hz) for ADOT in addition to the AZWIN TG once North of Carefree Highway and up through Yavapai County. And 156.1050 (103.5 Hz) in Coconino County.
Let us know if these work for you.
John
Peoria