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Town manager outlines election dates, possible CDBG waterline work and plans to bring a sound ordinance to council

Town of Gila Bend Town Council · February 10, 2026
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Summary

Town Manager Katherine Valenzuela reported on a West Valley mayors' meeting where waterline replacements and potential use of CDBG funds were discussed, said she will present a sound ordinance in March, and noted updated election dates: Primary July 21, 2026; General Nov. 3, 2026.

Town Manager Katherine Valenzuela told the council that at a West Valley Mayors' and Managers' meeting (Feb. 11, 2026, in Youngtown) discussions included waterlines within Gila Bend and the possibility of using Community Development Block Grant funds to replace lines that need work. Valenzuela said she will present a proposed sound ordinance to the council in March for discussion.

Valenzuela also reviewed the updated election schedule: the state primary was moved up two weeks to July 21, 2026, and the general election will be held Nov. 3, 2026. Mayor Tommy Sikes asked for clarification on state-tax discussion topics from the West Valley meeting, and Valenzuela provided the election-date information in response.

These items were presented as informational updates; council did not take formal action on CDBG requests, waterline projects, or the sound ordinance during the meeting.