Moving Forward Sedona Workshop

I was asked to do a workshop on how the Sedona Community could address local issues. I did so unpaid. For me, it is all about community.
Workshops that involve attendees were the workshop model I used.
Those in attendance had several ways to engage. Below is the PowerPoint and the data-driven community issues this group was concerned with. There were approximately 50 in attendance. Community & Housing are the top issues.

PowerPoint

Collaboration is the way

Highlights Community Interests
Total Community Involvement ~TCI~

This data was collected in two spots. The results are

1. Community & Housing tied
2. Food
3. Vacation Rentals

After the workshop, Donna expanded to learn more by posting a poll on her website and Facebook in order to get a wider perspective of the Sedona Community.
PowerPoint used at the Workshop here.
Residents Footprint Sedona Residents Footprint Network
Poll DonnaJoys.com
Sedona Community Involvement Website
Sedona Community Involvement page on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SedonaCommunityInvolvement
Donna Joy is a retired entrepreneur, a long-time Sedona Resident, and an unpaid community volunteer Donna Joy’s website

PROCESS- The Total Community Involvement process enables everyone to express themselves. Moving Forward Sedona was a tool to involve locals at the local level. For this involvement in Moving Forward Sedona, three locations were used, in three different 3 different methods to gather Data-Driven Highlights of Sedona Community Interests.

Locations – Workshop, website DonnaJoys.com, Facebook Group.

Moving Forward Sedona Workshop used:
1. A sign-in sheet where attendees signed in and made a comment at sign-in,
2. Open introduction: Name, and how long they lived in Sedona
3. Sticky Tags were filled out by the participants, who listed their top 1-3 concerns for Sedona

The Website & Facebook Group used a poll method.

Data-Driven Highlights Community Interests Concerns– Combined results top concerns & interests

1. Housing
2. Vacation Rentals
3. Community
4. Land
5. Food
6. Cost of Living
7. Healthcare