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Police called to sewer meeting

Sewer is a messy issue, but things got even messier July 16 when Sedona police officers were called to the city’s Chapel area sewer meeting. Chapel area resident Jim Shaffer doesn’t think the city should spend...

Sewer TV inspection to begin March 31

The city of Sedona will implement its second phase of sewer line cleaning and closed circuit television inspection on Monday, March 31.  The project is expected to last through Friday, June 20. The work...

City must stay on top of sewers

Wastewater and sewers aren’t the most appetizing of topics, but they’re the most expensive items on Sedona’s financial menu. In response to a request from the Sedona Red Rock News, candidates for Sedona City Council...

Sewer city’s biggest expense in budget

Wastewater and sewers aren’t the most appetizing of topics, but they’re the most expensive items on Sedona’s financial menu. By Susan Johnson Larson Newspapers Wastewater and sewers aren’t the most appetizing of...

Storm drains overwhelmed by Chapel

Forget the sewer. We want storm drains. That’s what some residents in the Chapel area are saying. The Sedona City Council’s decision on Oct. 23 to spend $7.4 million on sewers for the area is...

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Coconino National Forest may hike user rates

If Yavapai RAC approves increase, fees could go into effect by March Increased user fees for public land sites across...

City puts dumpsters in six flood-damaged areas

The city of Sedona has been working with Waste Management to put dumpsters in areas with flood damage and...
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