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East Valley town's council, staff face increasing threats amid rising public anger

When Chuck Bongiovanni ran for Gilbert Town Council in 2022, he did so with the novel approach of putting out signs that invited people to call him and share their concerns.

“Chuck listens,” the signs proclaimed. 

Since being elected, Bongiovanni — either bravely or foolhardily, depending on who you talk to — has frequently dived into the swamp of social media when people have been upset with leaders on town issues.

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