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City, school districts invest in young families in Chandler

Chelsey Faggiano, economic development project manager for the city of Chandler, speaks to the City Council at a study session earlier this month about a contract to help bring more young professionals and families to the city.

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A year ago, the Chandler City Council was all-in and its largest local school district was almost all-in on a combined contract.

On Oct. 15, Council finally picked a vendor to execute that contract.

The firm Eddy Alexander was chosen to lead the city’s young family and professional attraction campaign. The one-year contract pays $190,000, with the option of up to four one-year extensions.

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