City conducted last rate study in 2018; goal is self-supporting funds
Sedona wastewater users could soon be paying higher rates.
During its Aug. 11 meeting, the Sedona City Council received an update on the city’s wastewater rate study it authorized as...
$18,787 remains unrecovered of the $868,982.14 that Yavapai County briefly lost after it fell prey to a business email compromise scam earlier this year. It's a type of common scam in which fraudsters impersonate trusted business partners to steal...
The city and their contractor, Cactus Asphalt, will execute an asphalt pavement preservation project starting on Monday June 8, and extending until the end of the month, on the following streets:
Roadrunner Rancho & Misc Roads, Monday, June 8 thru Thursday,...
Council unanimously approves tentative budget of $97,963,222
Sedona City Council unanimously set the city's uppermost spending limit at $97,963,222 for Fiscal Year 2026-27 at its May 26 Tentative Budget meeting, adding a last-minute commitment of $225,000 to maintain the baseball...
City pauses talks on school programs to later meeting
Sedona City Council gave its tentative approvals and rejections on decision packets on April 23, the second day of its two-day budget work session.
The packets totaled $1,476,899 in one-time and $285,472 in ongoing...
