I’m Mathew Corrigan, your Fountain Hills Town Council candidate. I believe in economic vitality, robust public safety, fiscal responsibility and maintaining our quality of life.
For 30 years I worked for two Fortune 500 companies and learned the most valuable tool to success is listening to legitimate concerns and problems and offering solutions. I also owned and operated my own small business and learned many of the challenges of offering a competitive product at a competitive price while keeping quality and integrity at the best possible level.
I know I can and will apply these skills in solving concerns and problems here in Fountain Hills as your town councilman. For over two years I have attended Town Council, Planning and Zoning and School Board meetings and have offered solutions to the public.
So how do I stand on key issues? Let’s compare where I stand on key issues to my incumbent opponent.
Corrigan - Infrastructure spending, a fiscal priority and no pet projects. McMahon - Voted for grand staircase and roundabouts.
Corrigan - supports ordinance to regulate detox facilities to only specified commercial zoning areas in Fountain Hills. McMahon - Voted against detox ordinance in February 2023 Town Council meeting, along with Mayor Dicky, that regulates detox facilities to only commercial areas (5-2 vote).
Corrigan - Opposed very high-density, Scottsdale-style Target center housing. McMahan - Voted for Target center very high-density housing.
Corrigan - 5G broadband must be underground with all other utilities and must be indemnified, insured all paid by 5G provider (Fountain Hills held harmless). McMahan - Voted yes (9/4/24) on ordinance #24-08, permitting uninsured small towers in the right of way on some residential properties.
To read more about me, see Corrigan4Council.com. Clarity counts. Truth counts. Vote Mathew Corrigan for Fountian Hills Town Council. Your vote counts! Early ballots go out Oct. 9.
Mathew Corrigan is running for Fountain Hills Town Council. The Times Independent offers candidates the opportunity to submit one letter during the election. Reader reactions, pro or con, are welcomed at AzOpinions@iniusa.org.
