Public Art

Queen Creek council could open door to more public murals

This mural is located on the east side of Ellsworth Road just north of Aldecoa Drive.

Town of Queen Creek

The Queen Creek Town Council will be voting on whether to change the town’s sign ordinance in a move that could bring in more public art.

At its Sept. 2 meeting, the council is set to hold a public hearing and take action on a proposed amendment to the town’s zoning ordinance defining murals and which ones are exempt from sign regulations.

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