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Being free to gather knowledge, share knowledge, respectful and considerate helps seed, nurture, and grow our community, Sedona Residents Footprint Network. The wider we accept each other’s differences without judgments the faster we grow, learn, and gain friends, expanding our experience, awareness, understanding, the 3d effects, our horizon, gaining information, and intel. We have earned…
The Resident’s Footprint is our community legacy, how we leave our community.
How we nurtured, supported, understood, collaborated, improving Sedona.
What an aspiring & inspiring week.
Aspired me to learn more, inspiring me to create tools to move forward. Confusion triggers curiosity.
Yavapai County Emergency Notification Program saves lives, helpful. Sign up be on top of your family’s safety. Emergency, it is easy to get confused.
Small towns have many stories, some are fallacies, facts, and rumors. Rumors have a way of changing the truth. Just because someone said it to you, doesn’t make it true. When it comes to money, money changes definitions, and opinions through propaganda machines. If you hear the same story over and over, especially from those that…
Miracles happens with the hard work of Sedona the dog family and volunteers. Sedona is home. We have such a great community. After 31 days Sedona is home Sedona is home thanks to the hard work of the dog owners and a volunteer group dedicated to bring Sedona home, Tory & Natalie J Watson and their children Kirk…
The City of Sedona is a ICLEI member
is an international non-governmental organization democratic organization committed to sustainable urban development.
Sometimes things get lost in time and the story changes. After years of hearing many different stories, I deeply studied the historical data-driven documents on the Sedona Cultural Park. One level leads the path to another level of source documentation to tell the story. While I did have a collection of records I had collected…
There is a lot to learn from performance based and data driven methodology. What we have learned from the Tourism Government Models DMO Benchmark that governments use data-driven strategies to develop Tourism policies and programs in a systematic approach to analyze the data and removing any unseen biases, conflicts of interest or assumptions. A data-driven…
January is a critical time for those living in Sedona. The Sedona City Council will have their Annual City Council retreat on January 17 & 18, 2023. City Council will be setting priorities. In addition, the City Council has a joint meeting with the regional Chamber of Commerce on January 11, 2023. The Chamber and…
