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Is asking the city for performance metrics unreasonable?
City performance metrics programs work beyond the elected officials two- or four-year term continuously improving the process
Understand More Arizona’s Complex Tourism Policy
Understand More About Arizona’s Complex Tourism Policy, see how other cities align with it, and learn how it took Sedona over 20 years to get a fair and balanced policy.
Great Public Policy Creates Engagement Programs
Citizen Engagement Programs are positive moving a community forward. Creating improvements and making a location a better place to live.
Learn more about the Expenditure AZ law Home Rule
Expenditure limitation is regulated by the State of Arizona. There is two (2) Types of Alternative Expenditure Limit for Cities and Towns in Arizona. These alternative options are required to be voter approved. Alternative Expenditure Limitation aka Home Rule or Permanent Base adjustment. Learn more about the Expenditure AZ law Arizona State Law 41-563 – Expenditure…
Sedona Fact Finds: Sedona Cultural Park & SIFF
What does the Sedona Cultural Park & Sedona International Film Festival have in common? Research and historical documents show us that the Sedona Cultural Park was approved in 1974 as Sedona Live Arts Playhouse as a nonprofit Educational Charity 501 C(3). Sedona Live Arts Playhouse Articles of Incorporation formation for educational, charitable, scientific, philanthropic, and…
City Launches New Tourism Program
The City of Sedona launches new tourism program that promotes the businesses within the city. Do you work, own or have friends with an inside-the-city Business? Great news & opportunity for you. Let’s share the information and get our businesses signed up. Sign up the business inside the city to receive “referrals and leads, and…
New Tourism Advisory Board for Sedona
After outsourcing the city’s tourism program to the regional chamber, the Sedona City Council voted to bring the tourism program in house. The Sedona City Council is doing the right thing again by moving forward with a new Tourism Advisory Board (TAB). This moves our community forward in the most positive way and follows the…
The Slow Death of Sedona 2013
The Slow Death of Sedona started way before 2013, unbeknownst to Sedona Residents.
What City “DMO” Status Means For Business and Residents
What City “DMO” Status Means For Business and Residents By Brian Fultz, Kathy Kinsella, Holli Ploog, the City Council Tourism Work Group was submitted for publication. What City “DMO” Status Means For Business and ResidentsBy Brian Fultz, Kathy Kinsella, Holli Ploog,the City Council Tourism Work Group Residents and business owners may have read that the…