Roxanne Holland

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...

Kurt Harris hands off Sedona’s roads

Roxanne Holland takes over from retiring Public Works director Sedona Public Works Director Kurt Harris' last day was Wednesday, July 1, after handing over the city's infrastructure keys to current Director of Wastewater Roxanne Holland, who will jointly leading both...

Sedona to spend $320K on manhole repairs

Sedona City Council unanimously approved the rehabilitation of 49 manholes throughout the city during its Tuesday, April 14, meeting, awarding AMKA Services LLC a $320,865.36 contract. The Wastewater Department has been doing its annual sewer video evaluations of the city's...

City approves $748K in wastewater repairs

Sedona City Council voted unanimously 7-0, with Councilman Pete Furman attending remotely, to award a nearly $749,000 construction contract to Fann Environmental LLC for the rehabilitation of the wastewater reclamation plant’s secondary clarifier during its March 24 meeting. While the...

SRRHS, city of Sedona tackle a No. 2 problem on campus

Sedona-Oak Creek School District administra­tion and the city of Sedona have taken preliminary steps to address an inter­mittent sewage smell near the concession stand of Sedona Red Rock High School, that has persisted for years. “From a negative side of...

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4 quit Yavapai College Foundation over dispute

Objected to Yavapai College terminating a staffer; president says members met improperly Four board members of the Yavapai College Foundation...

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...
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