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Chandler mayor, council lean toward lower property tax rate

Chandler mayor, council lean toward lower property tax rate

by C2C Webmaster | Mar 22, 2024 | In the Press

Councilmember Mark Stewart said he concurs the one-cent drop in sales tax as a way to give back $410,000 to Chandler residents. “We rarely, if ever, give back to the taxpayer,” Stewart said.
Chandler Mayor, Council Seek Solutions To End Teen Violence

Chandler Mayor, Council Seek Solutions To End Teen Violence

by C2C Webmaster | Mar 20, 2024 | In the Press

Councilmember Mark Stewart confirmed that a few of Chandler’s council members were working with other cities on this issue. “We’re talking to Queen Creek and Mesa Councilmember Julie Spilsbury. “We’re going to come together,” said Stewart.
Chandler mayor, council lean toward lower property tax rate

Taking a Stand against Human Trafficking

by C2C Webmaster | Mar 4, 2024 | In the Press

Chandler Code Amendments Pass, With Some Opposition

Chandler Code Amendments Pass, With Some Opposition

by C2C Webmaster | Feb 27, 2024 | In the Press

Council member Mark Stewart voted no on the code amendment that gives new abilities to the city in the abatement process. He said, at previous meetings, property owners’ rights and residents’ tax and other financial burdens were concerns for him. The exact reform,...
Chandler mayor, council lean toward lower property tax rate

Chandler Code Amendments Pass, With Some Opposition

by C2C Webmaster | Feb 7, 2024 | In the Press

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