Serving homeless families, Hope House of Sedona added to list of Community Service Providers
The city of Sedona looks to spend $431,261 more than last year in funding to seven local nonprofits that serve community needs.
The Sedona City Council is...
Sedona Recycles is getting the word out that in the very near future it may have to add an additional two items to its list of recyclables they can no longer accept.
During the Tuesday, Sept. 14, Sedona City Council...
Sedona Recycles ended fiscal 2008 in the black. Stringent budgeting in the fourth quarter when the prices and markets for most of its recycling materials plummeted allowed the nonprofit to end the year with a little money left over....
Sedona Recycles took possession of a new 2007 Mack compactor truck and 81 new recycling bins this week. The new equipment allows the nonprofit to significantly expand its free recycling services to residents...
Sedona has a long way to go to achieve zero waste. Yet, more than 100 mayors in other cities across the United States have committed to reaching that goal by the year 2040 or earlier, according...
The city and their contractor, Cactus Asphalt, will execute an asphalt pavement preservation project starting on Monday June 8,...
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