Following several month’s worth of meetings and plenty of tweaks here and there, the Sedona Fire District 2020-2021 budget is complete.
The SFD Governing Board approved the $18,795,507 budget during its meeting on Tuesday, June 16. The decision took less...
The city of Sedona will take a major hit over the next year as a result of COVID- 19.
Despite that fact, city officials feel Sedona is in far better shape than many others throughout the state. During the...
With fuel prices rising and expected to top $3 a gallon by spring, public entities are looking at ways to offset the impacts of the increase. The American Automobile Association reports fuel prices will gradually increase for at least...
The Sedona Fire District has started preparations for next year’s budget, but is still unsure how much money it will have. The district is funded by taxes from property assessments, and Business Director Karen Daines said she expects this...
Despite a plea and motion made by Sedona Fire District board member Liza Vernet on Wednesday, Dec. 16, the Chapel fire station will not be considered at this time. Vernet’s motion did not receive a second from the board,...
The second day of the Sedona City Council’s budget work sessions on Thursday, April 18, revealed that city staff...
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