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Goldwater Institute lawyer responds to Sedona Mayor Scott Jablow’s proposed OHV ban

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...

USFS rejects OHV proposal

The city of Sedona will continue to discuss timed entries onto forest lands for off-highway vehicles with the U.S. Forest Service even after officials rejected the city’s request. After Coconino National Forest Supervisor Laura Jo West wrote to the city...

Local OHV regulations still being discussed

Off-highway vehicles are still troubling the U.S. Forest Service, as more regula­tions 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...

Sedona letter asks USFS for OHV permit system

The city of Sedona has informed the U.S. Forest Service that regarding powersports on public lands, the city wants to see tighter regulations and not just soft-touch measures like visitor education. During its regular meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 26, the...

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SOCSD needs bus drivers to shorten rides

Since the COVID-19 pandemic response, the Sedona-Oak Creek School District has been operating with about 50% fewer bus drivers;...

Uptown parking meters raise $3.3 million over seven years

The city of Sedona has taken in a total of $3,362,779.17 in revenue, or $2,585,327.29 adjusted for inflation since...
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