Dickey resigns from the city of Sedona

Sedona NewsCity News Andy Dickey After 21 years, Deputy City Manager Andy Dickey resigned from his position with the city of Sedona on Monday, Nov. 9, he said; his last day will be Monday, Nov. 23. “Throughout his career, Andy has played an important role in advancing many of the city’s infrastructure improvements and programs, including transportation, wastewater, stormwater, parks and transit,” interim City Manager Kevin Phelps wrote in a Wednesday, Nov. 11, memo to the Sedona City Council announcing the resignation. “Beyond these accomplishments, he has been dedicated to developing staff, strengthening teams and supporting the organization.” Dickey began his career with the city in October 2005 as an assistant engineer. Over the years, he served in various positions — including assistant director and director of public works, assistant city manager and public works director before his May 2023 promotion to deputy city manager with the most recent salary of $199,251.

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