LOCAL GOVERNMENT

New stoplight, much more on Chandler Council agendas

A $1.025 million contract for a stoplight at the intersection of Queen Creek Road and Layton Lakes Boulevard is one of the more expensive items the Chandler Council will vote on during next week’s meetings. Monday’s study session and the Thursday, Feb. 6 regular meeting, both set for 6 p.m. at City Hall, 88 E. Chicago Street, downtown Chandler.

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Some months, the Chandler City Council has had several multi-million-dollar contracts or purchases on its meeting agendas.

The first of two February meeting weeks doesn’t appear to involve as much spending as most months have, in recent years.

A $1.025 million contract to build and install traffic signals at the intersection of Queen Creek Road and Layton Lakes Boulevard is one of the more expensive items the council will vote on during next week’s meetings.

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