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Budget issues topic at Tea Party

The Town Council is in the midst of discussions concerning the budget. On Thursday evening, April 25, Fountain Hills AZ Tea Party will provide residents of Fountain Hills a forum to learn more about budget issues, and an informal opportunity to engage in the discussion.

Their guest for the evening will be Councilman David Spelich, Public Works Director Justin Weldy and Community Services Director Rachael Goodwin.

Councilman Spelich has been in office for just a few months but, according to event organizers, has shown his commitment to addressing issues head-on and not just “kicking the can down the road.”

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Budget issues topic at Tea Party

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The Town Council is in the midst of discussions concerning the budget. On Thursday evening, April 25, Fountain Hills AZ Tea Party will provide residents of Fountain Hills a forum to learn more about budget issues, and an informal opportunity to engage in the discussion.

Their guest for the evening will be Councilman David Spelich, Public Works Director Justin Weldy and Community Services Director Rachael Goodwin.

Councilman Spelich has been in office for just a few months but, according to event organizers, has shown his commitment to addressing issues head-on and not just “kicking the can down the road.”

The event announcement states he has proposed some creative ideas which offer solutions while keeping in mind that taxpayers in Fountain Hills want fiscal responsibility and accountability from the town.

All interested parties are welcome to join the discussion at 6:30 p.m. on April 25 at the Fountain Hills Unified School District Learning Center (Northeast corner of Palisades and Golden Eagle). Come, listen, learn, and participate. Admission is free, but donations to offset expenses are accepted.

Fountain Hills AZ Tea Party is a not-for-profit organization established in 2010 to provide education about important issues of government and governing. For additional information, visit fhteaparty.us.

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