Voters in Fountain Hills are reminded to get their ballot in the mail so Maricopa County Election officials can get the votes counted for Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 7.

Officials are recommending the ballots be put in the mail by Wednesday, Nov. 1, to assure they arrive in time.

Voters who wish to vote in person, need a replacement ballot, or miss the mail-in deadline can visit any ballot center across the county.

The location for on-site balloting in Fountain Hills is the School District Learning Center on the high school campus at Palisades and Golden Eagle boulevards. That site will be open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday through Election Day, Nov. 7. On Election Day the center will be open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Voters looking for more information can visit maricopa.vote or call the Maricopa County Elections Department at 602-506-1511.

In this election voters in town are deciding whether to approve an extension and increase to the School District budget override, and will be selecting two people to serve as directors for the Sanitary District for the next four years.

There are four candidates for the two seats including two incumbent directors, Gregg Dudash and Tom Reski. They are being challenged by Tony Finocchio and Scott Sommer.

The Sanitary District was formed at the time development began in Fountain Hills and predates incorporation of the town as a political subdivision. The district’s job is to collect and treat wastewater generated in the community. It also distributes the treated effluent.

There are five directors who sit on a board to oversee budgeting and revenue streams for the district. Operations are overseen by a district manager, who for the past three decades has been an engineer. The board of directors has authority in hiring the manager as well as fiscal decisions.