Headline - If we don't act now, the City Council will approve 1200 new apartments in the air park area We must act NOW to prevent the City Council's approval of a massive development in the air park. 1236 More Apartments are proposed at 16001 N. Scottsdale Road.at the former Cracker Jax site. There [...]
Scottsdale's proposed sustainability plan is bad and will bring the leftist "green new deal" to our City On March 7th, the City Council held a hearing to discuss the proposed Sustainability Plan. We must unite against this terrible plan. Watch this video, then send your comments to the Council: CityCouncil@ScottsdaleAz.gov. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3MAJV3BYzg
Resident Volunteers survey the Southwest Village neighborhood and expose fake community support for the 68th St. Road Diet When the City Council voted on March 21st to approve the 68th St road diet, they were basing their decision on faulty neighborhood support. So, our volunteers went out and surveyed the [...]
BREAKING NEWS: WE HAVE A BUDGET! Gov. Katie Hobbs signed Arizona's $17.8 billion state budget into law on Thursday after a days-long push made by state lawmakers. “Yesterday, after months of negotiations between Democrats and Republicans, Governor Hobbs signed into law a bipartisan budget agreement,” the Governor’s office said Friday. [...]
As your elected Representative and Vice Chairman of the Appropriations Committee, I have strived for the conservative values that represent us. This year, the Republican House and Senate passed a very conservative budget for the state. Focused on the issues that matter most to us, we put families first and [...]
Dear Constituent, I hope you and your family are doing well! I wanted to provide a few updates on my work this past week for the residents of Arizona’s First Congressional District. Supporting Small Businesses in Arizona's First Congressional District I enjoyed visiting several small businesses around the Phoenix-Scottsdale area [...]
WHAT: Summary of May 9 2023 School Board Meeting (over 4 hours long) FHUSD is considering a proposal for a new math curriculum for grades K-5. The materials are available for public review. Comments given at the meeting highlighted the inclusion of “Social – Emotional Learning” (SEL) in the textbooks [...]
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE Slow and methodical was the way this past week went at the Legislature. Our leaders came into Floor sessions long enough to make an appearance and make a little chatter, and back to their homes they went. The legislators were on the Floor long enough to pass a [...]
Our conservative school board members need our help. The teachers education association is planning to overload public comment at the school board meeting on Tuesday, May 9th at 6:00 PM, in support of Dr. Jagodzinski’s plan to have an election this fall for the possible sale or lease of the [...]
Rio Verde Foothills Water Crisis Still negotiating language on Rio Verde water bill HB2561. Goal is to get water for Rio Verde by summer. Alex Kolodin wants to show that the state legislature is solving problems that the city, county and governor have been unable to address. Bill needs to [...]