Northbound I-17 reopens at Sedona turnoff PHOENIX – The Arizona Department of Transportation has reopened northbound Interstate 17 at the Sedona turnoff (State Route 179). ADOT closed the highway near Camp Verde at milepost 298 earlier this morning due to winter weather conditions. ADOT advises drivers to use caution as temperatures remain near freezing in the Flagstaff area and some snow and ice... 

  Interstate 17 projects are lifeline to residents in Flagstaff and Prescott ADOT to invest over $70 million on highway that links northern and central Arizona   PHOENIX – For more than 50 years, Interstate 17 has served as a vital link between the Phoenix metropolitan area and northern Arizona communities, including Flagstaff and Prescott. Since its construction, Arizona’s... 

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Dear Mayor Adams and Honorable Members of Council, Regarding Friday’s 6/17/2011 ADOT meeting in Chinle: I understand that both John Halikowski (ADOT Director) and John McGee (ADOT Executive Director of Planning and Policy) directly addressed the fact that the Sedona City Council had not set a date for the Referendum. Basically their comments were as follow: ‘Sedona has asked us to keep... 

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                                                                           Arizona Department of Transportation Holiday Travel Alert: Know Before You Go. Motorists traveling on I-10 to and from California or on I-17 heading north to Flagstaff this Memorial Day Weekend should allow extra travel time. Interstate 10 at Hassayampa... 

I believe Sedonans have just been scammed by the organization called Let the People Vote (LTPV) on 89A! LTPV doesn’t seem to really care about letting the people vote. I attended the ADOT Board meeting May 20 where Councilor Mike Ward, on behalf of City Council, requested ADOT’s Board to extend the deadline on the 89A Route Transfer deal from June 30 until December 15 so the referendum... 

Dear Editor: On Friday, May 20, 2011, Let The People Vote on 89A (LTPV89A) urged the Arizona State Transportation Board to move ahead with their decision to install dark sky compliant lighting and other safety measures on Hwy 89A in Sedona. The statement to the ADOT Board was delivered by former Mayor Pud Colquitt on behalf of the Chair of LTPV89, Sheri Graham, who was not able to attend due to a... 

Who are the forces behind the newest Sedona 89A petition? Another petition surfaces on the web concerning Sedona’s ADOT 89A Turnback. Read all about continous lighting from the perspective of the web site: Visit  http://savesedona89a.org/index.html The below was taken from the site: SR89A Landscaping The next time you drive along 89A – please notice the many trees and plantings that                  are... 

Please find the attached article about California towns: LAGUNA BEACH – Darker skies could come to the city as officials work to put a lid on excessive glare and light pollution. By Claudia Koerner, Orange County Register – CA, USA, 02 May 2011 Darker skies could come to the city as officials work to put a lid on excessive glare and light pollution. The City Council is expected to...