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Sedona Resident Voices features local residents’ opinions and articles.
A resident’s much needed platform for those in our community to share and speak up and have a voice in community issues.
The Resident’s Footprint is how we create clear, open-door discussions, accept each other’s differences, collaborate working together, utilize each different strength, nurture, and improve. Unlimiting each other to grow, learn and build our community.
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…
Many read the notice posted on Facebook “Yavapai College proposes 5% tax increase” from The Verde Valley Independent article here. We all appreciate the local papers placing notices like this on Facebook. If they didn’t we wouldn’t be informed. According to the Verde Valley Independant “The Yavapai Community College District is proposing an increase in…
The Slow Death of Sedona started way before 2013, unbeknownst to Sedona Residents.
New Municipal Destination Marketing Management Program was introduced and adopted on May 10, 2023 Sedona City Council meeting. Donna’s Email Sent 5/5/2023 Good morning Sedona,2023 continues on a positive path and just wanted to share some updates. Please feel free to share this email, and feel free to send me items you like to share to…
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.
Curiosity Poll, with knowledge and community collaboration, we move forward in the most positive way. Improving our community.
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.
Sedona Workshop Moving forward combines attendees’ involvement aligning tools to guide them in methods on how to move forward.