The Sedona City Council voted unanimously on Aug. 13 to move forward with increasing wastewater fees.
The council followed the fee increase with a hearing on also increasing development impact fees to more than double their current levels.
During...
The Sedona City Council approved a land lease agreement with the Yavapai-Apache Nation during its Tuesday, July 11 meeting to permit the installation of a wastewater treatment skid by the YAN at the city’s wastewater treatment plant for a...
The city of Sedona’s Wastewater Department and contractor Standard Construction Company will complete repairs on a sewer manhole located on State Route 89A between Upper Red Rock Loop Road and Bristlecone Pines Road, starting in the afternoon of Tuesday,...
When it comes to new homes connecting into Sedona’s wastewater system — or buy-in fee — the Sedona City Council and staff want things to be more apples to apples or toilets to toilets as the case may be.
Council...
Residents who requested a little extra help with paying their wastewater bill are expected to see their rates return to pre-pandemic days.
The temporary subsidy rate ended March 1, which means that statements received in April for the March billing...
Friday, Nov. 1, marks the beginning of Native American Heritage Month. It serves as a significant time when we...
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