Scottsdale litigator Lisa Borowsky, who narrowly lost to David Ortega in the 2020 mayoral race, is announcing her run for Scottsdale mayor.
The announcement came Thursday, Feb. 22 at Roaring Fork in Scottsdale.
“I was hoping we’d be headed in a better direction by now but instead things have declined,” Ms. Borowsky said with supporters at the Feb. 22 kick-off event. “Traffic is worse than ever, the road construction projects take way longer and cost far more than projected, and have not improved anything including the Pima ‘improvement’ debacle and the Hayden roundabout boondoggle. It’s just not good enough.”
Ms. Borowsky says she believes traffic, quality development and a more effective and transparent city government are key issues this election. As a fiscal conservative, she says she is especially concerned about the reckless spending and budget overruns that have plagued the city of late.
Lisa Borowsky was joined last week by key supporters including:
Former Mayor of Scottsdale Jim Lane;
Former Republican Congressman Barry Goldwater Jr; and
Tom Hatten, Mountainside Fitness founder.
View the entire news release announcing Lisa Borowsky’s 2024 campaign for Scottsdale Mayor by visiting Arizona Digital Free Press
Photo Credit: Terrance Thornton/DigitalFreePress – Scottsdale Mayoral Candidate Lisa Borowsky talks with supporters at Roaring Fork in Scottsdale during her campaign announcement event.
