Shawn Raymundo

“But our approaches are fundamentally different,” Zubia stated. “We need to be strategic about our growth rather than outright banning development or using our water resources as a deterrent.” They’ll choose from a crowded pool of eight candidates who are looking to fill three open seats on the City Council.

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.