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Sedona gets $1.4M in funds

The city of Sedona will receive $1.4 million for construction projects from the recently proposed Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2022. Police Station The first project reaping the benefits of these funds is the police station’s expansion and renovation. With the Congressionally...

SPD has new electric ride

Sedona Police Department purchased a fully-electric powered motorcycle that will be the first motorcycle for the Green Fleet Policy, which was announced this past fall. “The 2030 goal of having an entirely electric light-duty passenger vehicle fleet is part of...

Sedona Police receive two AEDs

When it comes to cardiac arrest, often times minutes — or even seconds — can be the difference between life and death. Over 690,000 Americans lost their lives to heart disease in 2020 according to the Centers for Disease Control...

High-risk stop in Sedona ends in arrest

The Sedona Police Department was involved in a seldom-needed high-risk stop on Thursday, Sept. 9. A Sedona Pol ice Department report states that at 12:40 p.m. officers stopped a vehicle driven by 38-year-old William Charles Traphagan, of Yuma. Traphagan, who had...

SPD Lt. Wilcoxson retires after 24 years

For just over half his life, Lt. Lucas Wilcoxson has proudly donned a uniform as a member of the Sedona Police Department. While there are aspects of the job he will miss, he’s excited to start the next chapter...

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‘No. 1 Nate’ retires from Sedona Police Department

U.S. Air Force veteran Dorfman hangs up his Sedona police badge Sedona Police Department Sgt. Nathan “Nate” Dorfman, 42, went...

Sirens warn of tornado

Ships get christened with a bottle of champagne, but Sedona’s Uptown Siren System had its christening as an emergency...
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