Arizona Water Company

City takes neutral position on water rate hike

Following a presentation from Arizona Water Company executives on Tuesday, Jan. 14, the Sedona City Council decided to assume a neutral position on AWC’s proposal to increase water rates in Sedona by almost 50% rather than sending a letter...

Arizona Corporation Commission OKs rate hikes annually

The Arizona Corporation Commission approved a policy statement on Dec. 3 giving the state’s 300 utility companies the option to request annual increases based on formula rate-making without having to go through the usual two-to-three-year process required to apply...

Water utility requests big rate increase

Sedona customers can expect to pay nearly 50% more on their monthly water bill if the Arizona Water Co. utility gets its approval from the Arizona Corporation Commission.  AWC, the second largest private supplier of water in the state, filed...

Work continues on AWC water tank

Arizona Water Company anticipates that its East Sedona Water Storage Facility, located at the intersection of State Route 179 and West Mallard Drive, will begin pumping water by the end of the year. AWC Division Manager John Snickers said that...

Water utilities update the state on readiness

Earlier this year, the Arizona Corporation Commission asked the three largest classes of water companies to give a status report on their readiness to ensure sufficient water supply in the face of drought and mandatory cuts to Colorado River...

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Council & city staff talks housing strategy

Rent Local, STR deed restriction programs may be discontinued; city has $19 million in fund Sedona City Council heard an...

Jerome State Historic Park to host annual Bat Walk Sept. 26

Jerome State Historic Park, 100 Douglas Road, will host its annual Bat Walk at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26....
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