Chandler Council to legislators: Keep dialogue going
Chandler City Council member Matt Orlando, left, makes a point to state Rep.-elect Jeff Weninger and state Sen. J.D. Mesnard during a Dec. 16 Chandler “legislative mixer” event. Chandler council members and three state lawmakers outlined general priorities and discussed anticipated proposals and larger issues in general terms.
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A meeting between Chandler-area state lawmakers and some Chandler city leaders produced a few revelations about things lawmakers would like to focus on in 2025, though the short meeting didn’t get far into specific proposals.
State sen. J.D. Mesnard and state Rep.-elect Jeff Weninger, of District 13, along with District 12 Rep. Stacey Travers, outlined a few problems to be addressed during the upcoming 2025 legislative session at the short Dec. 16 meeting in a Chandler Museum conference room.
Chandler City Council members asked a few questions about specific policy areas, but mostly encouraged the lawmakers to continue open and proactive communication.
Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke asks questions of state lawmakers during a Dec. 16 Chandler “legislative mixer” event. To Hartke’s left are Chandler council member Christine Ellis, City Attorney Kelly Schwab and City Clerk Dana DeLong.
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