Sedona, Az — The Sedona Sister Cities Association celebrated a historic milestone on August 30, 2025, with an official friendship signing ceremony between Sedona, Arizona and Jasło, Poland. Mayors Scott Jablow of Sedona and Adam Kostraub of Jasło signed official letters of intent via Zoom, formalizing the commitment to strengthen cultural and personal ties between the two cities.
Supporters from both Sedona and Jasło attended the ceremony, joined by U.S. Consul in Poland, Colette Clark, who emphasized the importance of building bridges through personal relationships in today’s world.
Adding to the celebration, the Verde Valley Wine Consortium was a featured guest at Jasło’s renowned Days of Wine Festival. Local representatives Danusia Szumowski and Nancy Butterworth showcased eighteen Verde Valley wines, which were warmly received at a special tasting following the Festival.
The Sedona Sister Cities delegation included Chuck Marr, President; Donna Foreman, Secretary; Danusia Szumowski; David Fowler; and Nancy Butterworth. The successful visit was coordinated by Jasło Sister City Committee Chair Edyta Wieczorek and Matthew Wieczorek, whose hospitality ensured the partnership’s success.
“This agreement reflects our shared commitment to international friendship and cultural exchange,” said Sedona Sister Cities President Chuck Marr. “We look forward to many years of collaboration with our friends in Jasło.”
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