short-term rentals

Court of Appeals rejects Village of Oak Creek STR ban

The Arizona Court of Appeals has ruled that the Village of Oakcreek Association cannot retroactively impose its 2016 ban on short-term rentals on property owners who acquired title to their property prior to the ban, reaffirming an earlier decision...

Data shows Sedona’s STRs pay an estimated 30% of lodging taxes

During the Aug. 22 meeting of the Sedona City Council, the council’s members pressed city Finance Director Cherie White to disclose the proportion of lodging taxes paid by short-term rentals, which White refused to do, citing Arizona Department of...

Legislators visit Sedona Republican club

At a meeting of the Republicans of the Red Rocks at the Sedona Elks Lodge on Oct. 21, Arizona Sen. Ken Bennett and Arizona Rep. Selena Bliss joined Sedona Mayor Scott Jablow and Vice Mayor Holli Ploog...

Council looks at new STR laws

Sedona City Council heard 26 Sedona area residents speak on short-term rental regulation on Feb. 8, and the council let them know that Sedona will not be looking into implementing all of Paradise Valley’s new regulations. Out of the residents...

Short-term rental owners weigh in on rules

Sedona short-term rental owners are not too thrilled about what they’re hearing from Sedona City Council. Many towns and cities in Arizona have been talking about the impact of short-term rentals since the 2016 passage of Senate Bill 1350 that...

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Sedona accepts $125K for an OHV

During the Sedona City Council meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 27, council unanimously accepted a $125,000 grant from Arizona State...

‘No. 1 Nate’ retires from Sedona Police Department

U.S. Air Force veteran Dorfman hangs up his Sedona police badge Sedona Police Department Sgt. Nathan “Nate” Dorfman, 42, went...
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