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Arizona AG's Office clears Gilbert Town Council on open meetings law charge

The Arizona Attorney General’s Office notified Gilbert on Dec. 2 that it has cleared town council of an open meetings law complaint related to a mayoral campaign event and a town hall meeting in 2024. 

The office notified Gilbert Town Attorney Chris Payne that it closed the complaint after an investigation. 

Mayor Scott Anderson welcomed the news. 

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