Sedona AZ (May 23, 2012) – Some fifteen years ago, the voters of Sedona Arizona approved bonds to finance the wastewater system that runs underground for nine miles from the Chapel area to the treatment plant west of town on SR 89A. The original cost was somewhere between $75 (seventy-five) million and $90 (ninety) million dollars. This debt is now around $60 (sixty) million dollars. For a city... 

Sedona AZ (January 30, 2012) – On December 13, 2011, the Sedona City Council approved the refunding or refinancing of a portion of the City’s outstanding Excise Tax Obligations. The City of Sedona’s investment bankers, RBC Capital Markets, informed the City that the sale of the refunding bonds on January 25, 2012 exceeded the estimated net present value savings presented to Council. The resulting... 

Sedona Mayor Rob Adams Sedona AZ–“The last three years have arguably been the most difficult and challenging times in our City’s history,” Sedona Mayor, Rob Adams writes in a City released letter on Tuesday, August 23, 2011 to Sedona Eye and local news organizations. The Mayor’s letter is printed here in its entirety as received. “The most severe economic downturn... 

SOLAR PANELS AT THE WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANT In these days of rising energy costs, if you are like I am, you are seeking ways to save money and be more efficient.  The City of Sedona is no different. The City expends approximately $160,000 per year powering the waste water treatment plant and the twenty waste water pumps that drive waste water and solids underground nine miles from the Chapel... 

Sedona AZ (March 28 2011) –Sedona Chapel Area residents are reminded of an April 29 2011 deadline for for connecting or deferring your sewer. Residents are encouraged not to wait until the end of April before taking action. A list of certified wastewater system inspectors and contractors for wastewater connections is available on the City’s website at www.SedonaAZ.gov. Should you have... 

Sedona Arizona Sedona AZ (February 23, 2010) – In a letter to the SedonaTimes.com (now SedonaEye.com) editor directed to Mayor Rob Adams and the Sedona City Council, a Sedona resident says no to any sewer fee increase: Dear Mayor Adams and Councillors, I will be unable to attend Tuesday’s meeting but feel it is very important that you read and understand why there is such an outcry from...