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State ethics probe of Scottsdale secretly wrapping up | Exclusive
f a city leader is found to have violated the open meeting law — and it’s their first offense — the official must complete training on the rules and be monitored for future compliance, Taylor said.
Oct 15


Scottsdale council candidates clash over water, growth, and 'clowns'
“Scottsdale voters deserve a conversation grounded in facts not extremist fiction,” said Zubia campaign spokesperson Matt Grodsky. “Graham lies with authority so his claims sound convincing; anyone watching the debate should bring a large grain of salt for Graham's answers.”
Oct 13


The real facts (we checked) about Scottsdale's apartment building
Apartments and condos, however, use far less water than single-family homes, Scottsdale water officials recently explained to city leaders.
They’ll choose from a crowded pool of eight candidates who are looking to fill three open seats on the City Council.
Oct 10


Are Scottsdale candidates' claims on water and roads true? We checked
When asked about his top priorities if elected, Zubia said that the first thing he would do is put the project back into the city’s capital improvement budget, the long-term funding plan for public infrastructure.
They’ll choose from a crowded pool of eight candidates who are looking to fill three open seats on the City Council.
Oct 4


Zubia — Scottsdale Independent Q&A
have deep roots in Scottsdale, decades of professional experience and a long record of community service, including working to protect our Preserve. I grew up here, built my career here and have spent years working on the issues that affect residents every day.
Sep 17


Scottsdale council candidates talk priorities before primary election
Scottsdale voters will decide who they want representing their interests at City Hall on July 21.
They’ll choose from a crowded pool of eight candidates who are looking to fill three open seats on the City Council.
Jun 18
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