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Sedona council reviews Sedona in Motion roundabout, roadway and multimodal updates
Summary
City staff presented an overview of Sedona in Motion transportation projects including the Ranger–Brewer and Forest/89A roundabouts, Ranger Road extension to bypass the Wye, new shared‑use paths and outreach plans; no formal votes were taken.
Sedona City Council heard staff updates on the Sedona in Motion (SIM) transportation program, including proposed changes to roundabout geometry, a Ranger Road extension to offer a Wye bypass and a series of pedestrian and bicycle connections, during a council meeting.
Staff said the package of projects is intended to increase connectivity around Uptown and soften peak‑visitation congestion. Curt Harris, staff member, introduced the briefing as “this is another follow‑up, from our previous SIM updates,” and showed a narrated video and sequence of design exhibits intended for public outreach.
The presentation showed a multi‑element approach: a Ranger–Brewer roundabout and a Ranger Road extension that would let some motorists bypass the Wye intersection; a Forest/89A roundabout on Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) right of way; a planned parking garage and access changes including a Portal Brewer one‑way customer exit; additional shared‑use paths for pedestrians and cyclists; an Oak Creek pedestrian underpass; and expanded shuttle/transit messaging and preemption features for buses. Harris noted the Forest/89A project…
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