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    Sedona City Council Reaffirms Values for Redistricting

    November 15, 2011No Comments
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    City of Sedona ArizonaSedona AZ (November 15, 2011) – On November 9, 2011, the City Council reaffirmed their stated values for the City of Sedona in the statewide Legislative and Congressional Redistricting process.  The Mayor and Councilmembers first discussed redistricting at their September 13, 2011 Council meeting and have communicated the City’s values to the Independent Redistricting Commission throughout the public hearing process. The three main values are for the City to be located in a Legislative and Congressional District with the following qualities.

    • Does not split the City of Sedona by County lines
    • Maintains the Sedona area and the VOC in the same district
    • Maintains Sedona and the majority of the Verde Valley in the same district

    If you would like to get involved with the statewide redistricting process, please contact the Independent Redistricting Commission at www.AZRedistricting.org or 602-542-5221.

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