Incoming City Manager Anette Spickard, formerly of McCall, Idaho, will take over the reins of Sedona’s day-to-day operations on Monday, April 8.
Retiring City Manager Karen Osburn will remain with the city as a consultant for a two-week transition period...
The Sedona City Council voted 7-0 on Tuesday, Jan. 23, to approve the contract to hire Anette Spickard, of McCall, Idaho, as the new city manager.
Spickard is scheduled to take over the role on Monday, April 8, following...
The Sedona City Council is in the process of interviewing four candidates for the position of city manager to replace Karen Osburn, who plans to retire in the coming year. Candidate Carly Castle interviewed with the council on Tuesday,...
Prior to the Sedona City Council’s retirement into executive session on Tuesday, Sept. 12, to discuss the hiring process for the new city manager, Councilman Pete Furman proposed that the council should conduct the discussion in public to the...
Sedona City Manager Karen Osburn has completed her first two “Straight Talk” sessions and so far, she believes they are successful.
The city’s office hours are available for residents to voice their concerns and discuss any topic of their choosing....
The Sedona Fire District will be working with the Arizona Burn Foundation to install free smoke alarms in the...
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