Sedona Fire District Station 3

Breakfast and lunch, served from 7 in the morning until 2 in the afternoon. Red Rock Cafe is closed Tuesday and Wednesday and open the rest of the week. The address is 100 Verde Valley School Road, unit 107, in Sedona. Dogs are welcome, which usually means the patio. Ordering online is possible through the cafe website. Call (928) 284-1441 or write redrockcafe2@gmail.com with a question about the menu or a large table. Weekend mornings tend to be the busiest stretch of the week, so arriving early is the simplest way to avoid a wait.

The town runs public parking in Jerome, Arizona, along with a free shuttle service for getting around town. Spaces are available at any hour. The town website has a page on parking and the shuttle, with the current rules and any seasonal changes, and a parking ticket can be paid online there as well. Call (928) 634-7943 or write to info@jerome.az.gov with a question about a lot, a permit or a ticket. Using a lot and walking is usually simpler than hunting for a space near the shops, and the shuttle covers the rest.

Sedona City Hall is at 102 Roadrunner Drive, Sedona, AZ 86336, and the phone number is (928) 282-3113. Map records tag it as a town hall. That is all this page holds, which leaves out most of what brings people to a city hall. We do not have counter hours, which departments sit in this building, where the council meets or when, how to pay a bill or pull a permit, or a website link. Call the main number and ask to be pointed to the right desk before you drive over, since some offices keep shorter hours than the building does. We will add hours once we can confirm them.

A fire station at 2860 Southwest Drive, run by the Sedona Fire District. Crews here answer fire calls and medical calls across the district. This is not the place to report an emergency, which goes to the emergency line instead. The business number, (928) 282-6800, is for everything else: questions about burn permits, help with a smoke alarm, the rules on clearing brush away from a house, or a records request. The district website carries current fire restrictions, which change through the dry months and are worth checking before anyone lights a grill or a fire pit outdoors.