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Sedona council authorizes application for up to $200,000 invasive-plant grant
Summary
Council unanimously authorized the city to apply for the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management’s invasive plant grant (up to $200,000) to target tree of heaven and Siberian elm on municipal properties, with staff narrowing the scope after last year’s broader application.
The Sedona City Council voted March 24 to authorize the city to apply for the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management’s 2026 invasive plant grant, allowing staff to provide the required local match and directing the city manager to sign necessary documents subject to city attorney approval.
City sustainability staff — Bryce Beck and Sarah Estrada — described a targeted application…
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