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$2.25 million OK’d for investment in technology designed to assist Chandler PD investigations

West Chandler residents and their citywide neighbors may soon be benefitting from advanced high-tech crime-solving techniques. City Council members recently approved proposed uses of $2.25 million in Senate Bill 1720 funding by...

Grab a pint and some friends . . . it’s Oktoberfest

The City of Chandler hosted its Oktober Fest with live music, food, and joyful atmosphere. Some dressed in traditional German attire while others came as themselves, but all were sharing a smile...

Charity group formed to assist families of fallen Chandler officers

West Chandler residents and their citywide neighbors are joining the nation’s law enforcement community with the arrival of a non-profit aimed at providing charitable, financial and educational assistance to officers and their...

Another chance for public review of Tempe’s General Plan 2050

If Tempe’s forward-looking Character Area concept ever was to show off its worth, the role it played in development of the city’s newly unwrapped General Plan 2050 must have been one of...

Short-term rental license suspended after dangerous party incident

Tempe acted to hold homeowner accountable for activities of renters The city-issued license of a short-term rental property has been suspended after a dangerous incident at a party thrown by renters at the...

New Speaker Series In Chandler Connects Residents and Businesses

Chandler has created a new speaker series, Chandler Chats, connecting residents, businesses and other organizations to Chandler elected officials and staff for speaking engagements. The program is designed to help keep residents...

Growth of business community envisioned with appointment of new Chamber VP

Carly Wakefield, a former policy adviser at the Arizona State Senate and director of state relations at Dorn Policy Group, has been named vice president of workforce development and government relations at...

Chandler’s Sean Duggan will retire in January

Search for successor to go nationwide Chandler Police Chief Sean Duggan has announced plans to retire in January, concluding a 37-year career in law enforcement. “Chief Duggan has created a culture of service,...
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