Given the ongoing discussion since last April about the danger allegedly posed and damage supposedly caused by OHVs, residents were certainly awaiting the city of Sedona’s technical study of the alleged problem with great anticipation.
Many OHV opponents and perhaps...
The three Arizona state legislators who represent Sedona, Sen. Ken Bennett, Rep. Selina Bliss and Rep. Quang H. Nguyen, sent a letter to Sedona Mayor Scott Jablow and the Sedona City Council on June 5 warning the city about...
Mayor Scott Jablow has repeatedly described his proposed ordinance to ban OHVs from Sedona city streets as a safety measure necessitated by the fact that OHVs are inherently dangerous, and has argued that preemptive action is the only way...
Adam Shelton, the staff attorney of the Scharf-Norton Center for Constitutional Litigation at the Goldwater Institute has sent a letter to Sedona Mayor Scott Jablow, City Manager Karen Osburn and City Attorney Kurt Christianson warning that the mayor's proposed...
Off-highway vehicles are still troubling the U.S. Forest Service, as more regulaÂtions are discussed for rental companies.
On Jan. 26, the Red Rock OHV Conservation Crew held a meeting with eight different off-roading companies in the Sedona area. Mainly, the...
There are just over 500 high school-aged students in Sedona and the Village of Oak Creek, according to the...
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