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Sedona Reset: Empowering Our Community

Get to know your candidates for 2026

Sedona Council candidates with their names and websites for citizen representation.

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CLICK to the Candidate's Websites.


Jean Buillet


Henry Silbiger


Lita Boyd


Rich Gay


Sedona Biz:


Henry Silbiger's Position Statement on Sedona community initiatives highlights the significance of the Sedona Elections city council, particularly in relation to cultural development and the preservation of our stunning red rocks.

FIND OUT WHY THIS IS NOT A DISASTER. CLICK ON THE NO SIGN FOR MORE DETAILS

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It is crucial to get the facts on Home Rule and understand why the city is attempting to create a sense of crisis when there isn't one. The Sedona community initiatives have raised concerns, particularly with the upcoming Sedona Elections for the city council, which will also focus on issues like cultural Park and the red rocks. In 2018, we encountered similar challenges, and now in 2026, the situation is significantly worse. There is increased spending, more waste, a larger number of city employees, and a declining population, yet the tourist numbers remain unchanged.

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