If you want to vote for someone for the town council who is spot-on in his decisions for this community, you need to vote for Alan Magazine.
In his role on the town council over the past couple of years, he has demonstrated a track record for making spot-on decisions for Fountain Hills. Just check out his website and you’ll see; Magazineforcouncil.com.
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Nancy Bill
If you want to vote for someone for the town council who is spot-on in his decisions for this community, you need to vote for Alan Magazine.
In his role on the town council over the past couple of years, he has demonstrated a track record for making spot-on decisions for Fountain Hills. Just check out his website and you’ll see; Magazineforcouncil.com.
Prior to being elected to the current town council, he served as a chairman of the town’s Strategic Planning Advisory Commission. He listened to the town’s citizens then and he listened to them as a council member. Because of what he heard he has consistently voted for sensible growth.
In addition, he enthusiastically voted in favor of updating the lighting ordinance and to have Fountain Hills pursue the Dark Sky Community designation which has given Fountain Hills national and international distinction. He has proven that he listens, does his homework and then does what is best for this community.
Would the other relatively unknown candidates do the same? Do you want to take the chance or do you want to go with someone who is spot-on? I know who to trust to make the right decisions. I’m voting for Alan Magazine and hope you will, too.
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