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Residents respond to 2025 budget survey questions

During the latest city of Sedona budget survey, which received 854 responses, majorities of residents told the city that they oppose any additional spending on a number of staff and council priorities, including building additional roads and a creekwalk....

Microtransit ridership down, per-ride cost drops below $100

The annual numbers for the city of Sedona’s trailhead shuttle system indicate that the trailhead shuttles appear to have reached a fairly constant rate of utilization, with 2024’s numbers showing only a slight increase from those in 2023. Figures...

City to approve $106.2M budget, largest in history

The Sedona City Council approved the city’s fiscal year 2025 tentative budget and expenditure limitation during its Tuesday, May 28 meeting. At $106,155,786, it will become the largest budget in Sedona’s history, breaking the FY23 record of $105.7 million....

Council approves $17.5M contract for Uptown garage

The Sedona City Council voted unanimously on May 14 to approve the contract for the proposed Uptown parking garage to provide potential employee and customer parking for Uptown businesses at a contract price of $17.5 million, and a total...

City reserves $18.9 million for apartment subsidies

The second day of the Sedona City Council’s budget work sessions on Thursday, April 18, revealed that city staff have reserved $18.9 million in public funds to subsidize new apartment buildings in Sedona and are planning building code-related permit...

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Council approves $438,009 for APS power conduit

The Sedona City Council unanimously approved a $438,009.33 construction agreement with Arizona Public Service for work on the Forest...

City opposes Sedona tank-specific water rate hike

Sedona City Manager Anette Spickard sent a letter to the Arizona Corporation Commission on March 17 supporting the Arizona...
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