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Council approves school partnership pilots and community service grants; requests refined plans and phased school security work
Summary
Council approved a set of community provider contracts, a parks after‑school program pilot with a three‑year horizon, and a phased plan for school security work (immediate fencing/signage and later consultant assessment), while asking staff for clearer cost shares and a targeted package for field upgrades.
The Sedona City Council voted to fund several community service provider requests and to pilot expanded Parks & Recreation after‑school programs in partnership with Sedona Oak‑Creek Unified School District, while requesting more detailed plans and a phased approach to school security and field upgrades.
Community providers: Council approved operating and one‑time requests for a number of nonprofits (Hope House, Humane Society, library contribution, Verde Valley Caregivers, Sedona Community Center, Sedona Historical Society) after questions about matching conditions and project scope. The council made clear that some one‑time grants—especially for the Sedona Community Center ramp—should be targeted and reimbursable…
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