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Chandler Council addresses water safety, drowning prevention

May was National Water Safety Month and Drowning Prevention Month. Chandler City Council members read a proclamation to draw awareness to the topics at their May 5 meeting. On the far left is Council member Matt Orlando; on the far right is Vice Mayor Christine Ellis; in the center, with his hands crossed, is the Chandler Fire Department’s division chief for public relations, Blas Minor.

Courtesy of City of Chandler

May was National Water Safety Month and Drowning Prevention Month.

Chandler City Council member Matt Orlando read a proclamation to draw awareness to the topics at their May 5 meeting.

Vice Mayor Christine Ellis, the Chandler Fire Department’s division chief for public relations, Blas Minor, and other staff took photos with the proclamation, which was officially signed by Mayor Kevin Hartke.

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