EDUCATIONAL PARK

East Valley city council OKs $4M for historic ranch improvements

This rendering shows how a 200-seat amphitheater is meant to look at Tumbleweed Ranch. The Chandler City Council approved more than $4 million in contracts for two phases of improvements to the agricultural history ranch on Aug. 13.

Courtesy of City of Chandler

Voters approved $475 million in municipal bonds for the city of Chandler in November 2025 — including $158 million for parks and recreation projects.

A portion of such parks bonds are being used for the first two phases of a project the Chandler City Council unanimously approved at its Aug. 13 meeting.

Council approved three contracts for improvements to the Tumbleweed Ranch historical education area of Tumbleweed Park.

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