Anette Spickard

City of Sedona mulls interim manager

Council Oks building codes and approves tourism marketing strategies With City Manager Anette Spickard’s last day set for Tuesday, Nov. 3, Sedona City Council met in a closed-door executive session Tuesday, Sept. 22, to discuss two outside candidates for interim...

Parking plan inches toward next steps

Council approves parking rates for garage and surface parking The city's Uptown parking plan is circling the block. The Sedona City Council voted 5-1 at its Tuesday, Aug. 25, meeting to move a residential permit parking program forward, with Councilwoman Kathy...

Uptown garage opening delayed ’til winter

City commits $3.7M to water main upgrades and Forest Road sidewalk improvements to State Route 89A The money will continue to flow to support opening the delayed Uptown parking garage, which is now expected to open in December or January. Sedona...

Searches of Coconino County Sheriff’s Office Flock cameras top 3.2M

Sedona removed cameras in Sept. 2025; other Arizona cities and Pinal County removing cameras after pushback There were 3,259,997 searches of Coconino County Sheriff's Office network of 20 Flock Safety automated license plate readers by 3,815 law enforcement agencies from...

Pocket Fire changes Sedona’s tourism focus

City of Sedona to dip into pockets for post-fire crisis management  While containment efforts on the Pocket Fire continue, so do post-fire economic recovery plans by Coconino and Yavapai counties and the city of Sedona's Destination Marketing & Management Organization. Sedona...

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Fest of Fall promises an eclectic lineup of fun

Posse Grounds filled with cornhole, pickleball and more offerings Fest of Fall returns with an estimated 1,000 people coming out...

County OKs Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office software

NightHawk analyzes cell phone data, GPS location, ALPR data on suspects After unanimously denying the contract in August, the Yavapai...
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