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Sedona reports more than 1 million shuttle rides since 2022; Connect microtransit to pilot Chapel neighborhood
Summary
City transit staff told the Tourism Advisory Board the Sedona Shuttle has logged over 1 million boardings since March 2022, and the app-based Sedona Shuttle Connect will expand with a Chapel/Mystic Hills pilot this fall. Officials and board members discussed capacity, fares, vehicle counts and outreach.
Amber Wagner, the City of Sedona’s transit administrator, told the Tourism Advisory Board that the Sedona Shuttle system has provided more than 1 million boardings since launching in March 2022 and that the city will begin a neighborhood pilot in November to expand its Connect on-demand service.
Wagner said: "We currently operate 3 park and ride lots 3 shuttle routes. And service to 5 major trailheads," and reported that in fiscal year 2025 the system recorded more than 358,000 boardings, which she said "removed more than a 129,000 vehicle trips to the community." She added the system carries about "1,200 passengers per day on these routes."
The Connect microtransit service — an app-based, door-to-door ride that Wagner compared to ride-hailing — launched in August 2024. Wagner said the Connect fare is $2 each way and that the city provided over…
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