Goes rogue, gets censured, refuses to quit, reverses & vacates; Ploog now acting mayor
Sedona Mayor Scott Jablow announced his resignation “effective today at 5 p.m.,” on Tuesday, Sept. 30, in a 7:51 a.m. email to City Attorney Kurt Christianson.
This...
In the closing moments of the Tuesday, Sept. 23, Sedona City Council meeting, Councilman Pete Furman discussed the possibility of modifying council’s rules and Sedona City Code sections to discipline members of council who have been censured.
“I believe we...
On Sept. 10, the Sedona City Council voted 5-2 to censure Sedona Mayor Scott Jablow and those five members called on the mayor to immediately resign.
In listening to council members’ comments, it appears Councilman Derek Pfaff would have voted...
Sedona Mayor Scott Jablow confirmed to the Sedona Red Rock News on Friday, Sept. 12, that he will not run for reelection in 2026.
The Sedona City Council formally and publicly censured Jablow for his behavior, reading seven major complaints,...
By Joseph K. Giddens and Christopher Fox Graham
The Sedona City Council has formally and publicly censured Sedona Mayor Scott Jablow for his behavior and called for his resignation on Wednesday, Sept. 10.
The vote was 5-2 with Councilman Derek Pfaff...
City pays McCarthy Building Companies $1.194M; both aim to settle costs from Fann Contracting after excavation delayed work 5...
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