Mayoral Town Hall series continues commitment to direct engagement with Scottsdale residents
Staff Writer | Mayor of Scottsdale
Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky is hosting her next community Town Hall at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 11, at the DC Ranch Homestead continuing her commitment to meeting residents where they are and providing opportunities for direct, open dialogue on issues affecting Scottsdale.
The DC Ranch Homestead is at 18600 N 98th St. in north Scottsdale.
The event marks the fourth installment in Mayor Borowsky’s Town Hall series, an initiative launched as part of her campaign promise to remain accessible and responsive to Scottsdale residents.
Held on Veterans Day, the event will bring together residents from DC Ranch and surrounding neighborhoods for a candid discussion about Scottsdale’s future, public safety, water stewardship, economic development, quality-of-life issues and other topics important to the community.
“One of the commitments I made to Scottsdale voters was that I would be available, accessible and accountable,” Mayor Borowsky said. “These Town Halls are an opportunity for residents to have direct conversations with their mayor, ask questions and help shape the future of our city. I look forward to continuing that dialogue with the DC Ranch community on Veterans Day.”
The mayor’s Town Hall series reflects her administration’s ongoing commitment to transparency, civic engagement and responsive local government. Residents are encouraged to attend, learn about current city initiatives and participate in a community conversation about Scottsdale’s opportunities and challenges.
