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By Jean-Christophe Buillet, Sedona City Council Candidate Sedona residents have been hearing a consistent set of claims this election season: the city’s finances are sound, its big projects are successes, Home Rule is a simple, low-stakes formality, and the fight over the Cultural Park’s future is just politics as usual. Jean-Christophe Buillet-Sedona City Council CandidateJean…
Some of my reasons to vote NO on Home Rule by Sedona Resident Dana H. Varney
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Home Rule Yes Vote Gives City Your Blank Check was written in May 2018 by our beloved dear friend and Just Facts EDU board member Henry Twombly. Graphs and Charts by Donna Joy Most Recent Obituaries | Greer’s Mortuary Henry Harry Gilmer Twombly, 66, was born in New York City on January 19, 1952. Harry…
Concerned Citizen of Sedona – Lina RuedaCultural Park City Survey Does the city of Sedona Government actually believe that we would accept their biased results from a virtually unmonitored survey? How can we know that these are truly residents of Sedona who actually took this survey when it says OR CURRENT RESIDENT? Is that what…
Tim Perry hits a homerun again with this week’s Cactus Quill “City to spend $95M of your money” it is a must read and very informative. He gives us more reasons to vote NO on Home Rule -Alternative expenditure limitation on July 21, 2026. The Cactus Quill Tim Perry City to spend $95M of your…
The July 21 vote is simply about who controls Sedona’s city budget. FALSE. The council always controls the budget, and under AZ statute there are three funding choices: Base – Based on an early 1980 number, some small cities still use that; Permanent Base Adjustment – around 54% or AZ cities use that, and growing;…