How do I plan a park or trailhead visit in Sedona?
Visit Sedona describes Posse Grounds Park, and the Sedona Shuttle publishes trailhead service and park-and-ride information.
Next step: Check shuttle service and trailhead access before leaving. Use the visitor calendar for scheduled events and confirm details with the organizer.
What do I need to operate a short-term rental in Sedona?
For stays under 30 days, confirm the address is within Sedona city limits. Get an Arizona transaction privilege tax (TPT) license first, then a City permit for each eligible unit you plan to advertise. The City lists a $210 annual permit fee per unit. Check HOA rules, neighbor notice, the 24-hour emergency contact and liability insurance requirements before listing. Late renewals can incur fees.
Next step: For a new permit or a casita eligibility check, call Sedona’s short-term rental specialist at 928-203-5198. Existing permit holders can renew through GovOS. Confirm the current fee with the City.
Verify the water provider and call City wastewater billing at 928-204-7185 to confirm wastewater service.
Civic contacts
Who represents Sedona homeowners?
Start with the office responsible for your question. Districts can divide a city, so use your residential address to identify your state legislators and U.S. House member.
City or town
Holli Ploog
Current city mayor. Interim mayor through the scheduled November 10, 2026 transition. Check the City roster for the current officeholder.
Your address determines your Arizona senator and two House representatives. Use the Legislature's finder, then its current member roster for contact details.
Official sources checked . Offices and districts can change; confirm the current contact before reaching out. We do not collect your address. Suggest a correction.
Around Sedona
Things to do.
Our own event picks are in development. The official calendar is available now.