western gateway

Public survey on Gateway mailed out

Sedona residents are now being asked to weigh in on the future development of the 41-acre Western Gateway property — including whether they support a $21.9 million proposal by Sedona Cultural Park 2.0 to restore the site’s 5,550-seat outdoor...

City of Sedona to mail out survey on Western Gateway

At its Feb. 24 meeting, the Sedona City Council voted unani­mously to finalize three questions for a survey that will be mailed to voters within city limits this month, conducted by Phoenix-based HighGround Inc. Vice Mayor Brian Fultz and...

Signature threshold complicates ballot push

When and if the “Sedona Cultural Park Preservation Act” will go before voters has not yet been determined as the ballot initiative will continue to gather signatures. If passed, it would require the 41 acres of the city-owned Western Gateway...

Council gives initial approval to Sedona International Film Festival’s Western Gateway proposal

Sedona International Film Festival Executive Director Patrick Schweiss got an early Christmas miracle: A unanimous vote, by the Sedona City Council on Thursday, Dec. 18, the final day of their annual retreat, to start moving forward with SIFF’s development...

Council hears Western Gateway proposals

The Sedona City Council held its second public meeting on the Western Gateway Master Plan on Dec. 10. About 40 people attended the first three hours and 47 minutes of the nearly six-and-a-half-hour work session, after which the remaining time...

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Dickey resigns from the city of Sedona

After 21 years, Deputy City Manager Andy Dickey resigned from his position with the city of Sedona on Monday,...

Sedona-area USFS non-fire staff down 40% since ’24

Red Rock Ranger District outlines policy changes, office moves, possible shift in fire staff to Dept. of Interior Delayed by...
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