Sedona public works

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...

City of Sedona to use AI at stoplights to speed traffic

Cameras will be used in sync, with aim to drop drive time by 30% The city of Sedona aims to reduce travel time by 30% without "tearing up your heart" from wait times and side-of-the-road aging infrastructure replacements by having...

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...

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Stranded Cave Springs campers able to leave

Some 65 campers were stranded at Cave Springs Campground in Oak Creek Canyon after Oak Creek washed out the...

‘Worth saving:’ Sedona Tom dies at 72

After jail, Tom Nuanez spent his last years getting drinkers home safe Even Sedona residents who never took a ride...
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