Derek Pfaff

Sedona City Council eyes a land trust

The city’s plan for future housing is still being built. The Sedona City Council chose not to formally adopt the city’s Balanced Housing Strategy on Oct. 13. Instead, it directed staff to develop the plan’s individual programs, such as a...

City sweeper will be electric

It's electric. Sedona City Council voted 5-1 on Tuesday, Oct. 13, to buy a $331,404 Multihog ECV electric sweeper from Norwood Equipment Inc., contingent on satisfactory reviews from current owners of the machine. Councilman Derek Pfaff opposed the purchase...

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 updated draft of the city's Balanced Housing Strategy on Sept. 8, from Community Development Director Tony Allender and Housing Coordinator...

Anna’s hummingbird is Sedona’s official bird

Ahead of the 14th annual Sedona Hummingbird Festival set for Friday to Sunday, July 24 and 26, the Anna’s hummingbird has been officially designated as Sedona’s city bird. City Council voted unanimously to approve the designation during its meeting...

City of Sedona unveils program to get subdivisions ‘Firewise’ status

'Fire Safe Sedona' aims to stabilize insurance rates due to region's higher-risk urban-wildland interface The Community Development Department unveiled its Fire Safe Sedona Program during the City Council meeting on June 23, during which council unanimously supported the program to...

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Sedona-area USFS non-fire staff down 40% since ’24

Red Rock Ranger District outlines policy changes, office moves, possible shift in fire staff to Dept. of Interior Delayed by...

ADOT opens another five miles of State Route 89A in Oak Creek Canyon

The Arizona Department of Transportation opened five more miles of State Route 89A in Oak Creek Canyon on...
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