Meet the candidates for Scottsdale mayor
Jun 30, 2024 Updated Jun 30, 2024. (Left to Right) Lisa Borowski, Linda Milhaven and David Ortega. Scottsdale voters will see three candidates for mayor on their primary ballots: Mayor David Ortega, who also previously was a city councilman; Lisa Borowsky, a former councilwoman who lost to Ortega in 2020; and Linda Milhaven, a former three-term ...
Deals pave way for ‘development row’ | City News | scottsdale.org
Sep 23, 2024 Updated Oct 24, 2024. City Council approved another development agreement with corporate giant ASM, paving the way for its planned development in North Scottsdale. (File photo) A few years ago, an untouched area south of the Loop 101 could have been called “the netherland of Scottsdale.”. This low land was a toughened desert ...
Scottsdale Water director to retire | City News | scottsdale.org
Sep 5, 2024 Updated Sep 16, 2024. Brian Biesemeyer is retiring from the city after serving as executive director of Scottsdale Water Department for 12 years. (City of Scottsdale) Scottsdale last week announced the retirement of Brian Biesemeyer, executive director of the award-winning Scottsdale Water Department.
Meet the Scottsdale City Council candidates
Jun 30, 2024 Updated Jun 30, 2024. During the July 30 Primary Election, Scottsdale voters will narrow down a field of nine candidates running for three positions. With ballots being mailed out Wednesday, July 3, eligible Scottsdale residents have until July 1, to register to vote. The last day to request a mail ballot is July 19 and there are ...
Durham: ‘Don’t vote for me’ | City News | scottsdale.org
Sep 28, 2024 · After repeatedly bashing fellow City Council candidate Adam Kwasman, Councilman Tom Durham took it a huge step further. Though he did not formally drop out of the race, at a Sept. 25 candidates forum at City Hall, Durham stunned watchers by asking voters "to not vote for me in November.”. Rather, he asked them to “vote for the two ladies to ...
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2 days ago · High school football season kicks off this week. Over the last month, coyotes out hunting for crack-of-dawn meals near Scottsdale high schools might have frozen in their tracks, jarred by the sound of thuds, grunts and pads cracking. Sports.
Mayor, City Council seats up for grabs Tuesday - scottsdale.org
Jul 28, 2024 · Barry Graham, with 16% of the vote, and Pamela Carter, with 13.4%, advanced to the general Election, where Graham eventually won the third seat. This year, in one of the most potentially power-shifting elections in years, the mayor’s seat is also up for grabs. Election Day is Tuesday, July 30, with a deadline of 7 p.m. for voting in person.
Water, sewer, garbage rates to increase - scottsdale.org
May 23, 2024 · Monthly base fees for the smallest three meter users increase from $6.50 to $7.75. Sewer, garbage rising. And sewer rates increase from the current $2.82 to $2.97 per gallon for residential users – as well as car washes, laundromats, medical institutions and schools. Restaurants will have their sewer rates increase from $6.07 to $6.39.
6 candidates to vie for two SUSD board seats - scottsdale.org
Jul 17, 2022 · Six candidates will be seeking election to two open seats on the Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board Nov 8. Amy Carney, Mary Gaudio, Andrea Keck, Sara Solem, Robb Vaules, and Carine Werner have filed to run for the seats being vacated by Jann-Michael Greenburg and Patty Beckman. While 10 people had filed statements of interest to ...
Runoff elections loom for Scottsdale mayor, council
Jul 31, 2024 · A runoff on Nov. 5 in the Scottsdale mayoral race between incumbent Mayor David Ortega and one-time City Council member Lisa Borowsky appeared likely after the latest unofficial returns today showed Ortega with 40.7% of the vote to Borowsky's 38.47%. If the results hold, Milhaven will be eliminated, with a repeat of the 2020 General Election ...