In her first State of the Town address Mayor Ginny Dickey projected a positive message balanced with a realistic look at challenges facing residents as a community.
Dickey talked at a Chamber of Commerce hosted breakfast on Thursday, Jan. 17.
She urged the capacity crowd in the Community Center ballroom to look at each experience and challenge as something new and deserving effort and energy.
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First State of the Town for Mayor Dickey
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In her first State of the Town address Mayor Ginny Dickey projected a positive message balanced with a realistic look at challenges facing residents as a community.
Dickey talked at a Chamber of Commerce hosted breakfast on Thursday, Jan. 17.
She urged the capacity crowd in the Community Center ballroom to look at each experience and challenge as something new and deserving effort and energy.
“That’s how your mayor and council feel – that we owe you our best, every time,” Dickey said “Whether you have been in Fountain Hills for 35 years or longer … or yet to experience your first Arizona summer, you deserve a beautiful, safe and well managed community, with fun activities and joyful experiences that make life-long memories.”
The full story on the State of the Town address will be in the Jan. 23 print edition of The Times.
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