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City of Sedona talks parking & garage

Sedona City Council heard an update Jan. 27 on the $26.4 million Uptown Parking Garage, which will add about 270 new public parking spaces. The project is about 70% complete, and anticipated to open in June. Much of the discus­sion...

Council considering Uptown Residential Parking Program

Sedona City Council met Tuesday, Jan. 27, and received an update from Transit Administrator Amber Wagner and new Parking Administrator David Velasco on the upcoming Uptown Residential Parking Program, which will affect Uptown residential streets including Smith, Wilson, Van...

Microtransit buses: 1 year later

The Sedona Shuttle Connect microtransit, on-demand bus service run by the city of Sedona, turned one year old in the last week of August. While it is much smaller, the service has seen similar trends as the larger trailhead shuttle...

Garage may open by May

Those looking for a parking place in Uptown may have more options by next summer. City of Sedona staff gave their quar­terly update on the Sedona in Motion transportation projects during the Sedona City Council meeting Tuesday, Sept. 23....

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Word on the street is ‘Village Treasures’ sculpture: Newest public art installed at VOC roundabout

After two years of planning, Reagan Word’s “Village Treasures,” a sculpture 13 feet tall, 16 feet long and 9...

Coconino National Forest may hike user rates

If Yavapai RAC approves increase, fees could go into effect by March Increased user fees for public land sites across...
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