As part of the Sedona City Council’s ongoing communications efforts and community outreach, the first of the quarterly Neighborhood Listening sessions will take place on Wednesday, September 22 from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Sedona United Methodist Church, 110 Indian Cliffs Road.  This meeting will cover the SR 179 corridor, including the Chapel area.  The next three Neighborhood meetings,... 

Friends of the SEDONA COMMUNITY FARMERS MARKET invite you to join us for a Public Hearing with the Planning and Zoning Commission today May 4th, 2010 at 5.30pm in the City Council Chambers.  Our goal is to obtain a Conditional Use Permit which will allow the market to continue and be held open year-round at the Sedona Airport.  Thank you for your support!      Read More →

Dear Chapel Area neighbors, Here’s a summary, as I remember the scene…by Lin Ennis, Sedona Times contributing writer: 9:20 pm…just home from the Sedona City Council meeting. Council members and the city attorney were tired and started making up scenarios that hadn’t been mentioned, saying, “Is this what you meant?” Scary stuff! Rate Increases Rates will be increased according to the schedule... 

SEDONA AZ-March 23, 2010–More than half of the mail-in ballots were returned in the Sedona city election ending March 9th said Yavapai County elections department director, Lynn Constabile.  Of the 6,778 registered Sedona voters, Constabile reported 53.6% returned valid ballots.  The County deemed the vote by mail program a success when compared with other town and city elections since... 

Don’t delay!  Do this today!  Do it now!  Here’s how:        * Register to vote.  You can do this online.    http://capwiz.com/nea/az/utr/1/GJCLMFURVK/ORVPMFVLBQ/4886661066/                The last day to register to vote is April 19, 2010.        * Register to receive a permanent early ballot.  Request your early      ballot through your county recorder’s... 

The City of Sedona Department of Parks and Recreation will host an open house to accept comments on a draft alcohol policy for City parks.  Community input on the draft alcohol policy will be considered by the Parks and Recreation Commission and the City Council when it comes forward for their consideration. The Open House will be held on Tuesday, April 6, 2010 from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. in the... 

Camp Soaring Eagle moved into the Village of Oak Creek Ranch House Business Square and celebrated its new office with a ribbon cutting, Thursday March 11, 2010.    Sedona, Cottonwood and Flagstaff Chamber of Commerces sent representatives to the ribbon-cutting.   Camp Soaring Eagle Executive Director Jennifer Perry said, “Camp Soaring Eagle is focused on sending kids to camp.”  ... 

AZ State Rep. John Kavanagh read a Sedona Times Letter to the Editor criticizing him for blocking State Parks funding and submitted the following in rebuttal:  Many people have questioned and even criticized me for not allowing HCR2040, a state parks’ funding bill, to proceed out of the House Appropriations Committee, which I chair. HCR2040 would impose, subject to voter approval, a tax of $12... 

Letter to the Editor:  I seem to recall in history classes during those long hours in grade school and high school that there were 100s of thousands of men and women who gave their lives so that we may be free. Free to elect who we wanted to represent us and protect our republic at all levels of government. Sedona just completed an election, hard fought by those who cared enough to devote their time... 

Speaker of the House Representative Kirk Adams kadams@azleg.gov  Dear Sir: This letter is in reference to HCR2040 a proposal for sustainable funding for Arizona State Parks system. As you know, this proposal is fallen under the stewardship of Representative John Kavanagh, as Chairman of the House Appropriations Committee. Mr. Kavanagh’s refusal to allow this measure to move forward by denying...