Former Sedona Finance Director Cherie White departed her employment with the city of Sedona on April 18.
White, who had joined the city in November 2015, had been assigned to work from home in February following the launch of...
The Sedona City Council met last week for the first in-depth discussion of the city’s budget for the Fiscal Year 2022-23.
The initial proposed budget sat around $110,424,500 but after the city council changed it for different projects and wages,...
Think of it as a job evaluation — but for an entire city.
The city of Sedona last week released its annual community report and touched upon the highs and lows of the past year, one that was difficult for...
Sedona Finance Director Cherie Wright admitted that putting this year’s budget together during the pandemic had its challenges.
“This has been a fairly long process in going through this with all of the changes that we’ve made because of COVID-19...
Tourism is the lifeblood of Sedona, but COVID-19’s tourniquet nearly cut that blood source off completely for more than two months.
However, in recent weeks there have been signs that the economy is beginning to improve.
“These are ‘unprecedented times,’” Chamber...
The city of Sedona Parks and Recreation Department installed a self-service kiosk in December to allow park visitors to...
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