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The Flagstaff City Council has approved nearly $3.5 million to build 139 affordable rental units in the city’s downtown area.
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Sedona residents have started the process to force a referendum over the city council’s recent decision to set up a “safe place to park” for unhoused workers.
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The Sedona City Council approved a zoning change that will allow workers experiencing homelessness to sleep in their cars in a “safe” parking lot at the Sedona Cultural Park. It’s part of an effort to combat the ongoing housing crisis.
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Sedona is considering letting workers live in their cars in a “safe” parking lot in an attempt to combat their ongoing housing crisis.
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Arizona’s ongoing housing crisis has worsened staffing problems for firefighters and first responders in the Prescott-Quad Cities area. They’re finding it more difficult to land affordable homes near their jobs. It’s causing positions to go unfilled and forcing departments to hire from elsewhere. Officials also say it chips away at local communities and is a financial drain on city governments and fire districts. A study at Northern Arizona University seeks to find a solution to the issue.
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Three Arizona tribes will be among the recipients of federal funds meant to create more affordable housing in Indian Country.
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The City of Sedona will offer four housing workshops over the next week as they prepare to update their community plan.
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The first of 40 planned “starter homes” in Flagstaff have been completed by Habitat for Humanity of Northern Arizona. The five-year project is meant to help address the city’s housing crisis.
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Two lawmakers in the Arizona Legislature have introduced a bill to combat the state’s lack of affordable housing.
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The City of Sedona purchased a $1.5 million property with hopes of using it for affordable housing.