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The City of Chandler Council meeting held on June 26, 2025, focused on upcoming community events and administrative updates. The meeting began with announcements highlighting the city's preparations for the Fourth of July celebrations. Residents are invited to the annual All American Bash at Dr. AJ Chandler Park on July 4, from 7 PM to 9:30 PM. The event will feature live music, yard games, food vendors, and a 15-minute fireworks display starting at 8:15 PM.
Additionally, the council discussed the annual Operation Back to School event, scheduled for July 12 at Compass Christian Church. This initiative aims to support Title 1 students by providing backpacks, school supplies, shoes, and haircuts. The event will run from 8 AM to 11 AM, and families are encouraged to attend with their students, who must either live in Chandler or attend school there. Volunteers are still needed, and more information can be found on the city’s website.
In administrative updates, the outgoing chair of the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG), who is also a council member, reflected on their year of service. They highlighted the passage of Proposition 479, which will implement a half-cent sales tax for the next 20 years, and efforts to address environmental concerns such as ozone and dust pollution. The chair expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve and noted the importance of streamlining services for residents in need.
Council member Poston reminded attendees that City Hall serves as a passport acceptance facility, encouraging residents to make appointments online for their travel needs. Furthermore, Poston recognized two city employees, Captain Scott Annette of the Chandler Fire Department and Commander Dan Shelum of the Chandler Police Department, for being honored as "Men of Chandler" by the Chandler Chamber of Commerce.
The meeting concluded with a brief mention of the police task force's presence during the Fourth of July festivities, ensuring public safety during the celebrations. Overall, the council meeting emphasized community engagement and support for residents as the city prepares for significant upcoming events.
Converted from City of Chandler Council Meeting 6/26/2025 meeting on June 27, 2025
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