Remember when Lobbyist Matt Gress lied and tried to convince us HCR2040 (the bill he pushed to destroy public-sector unions) only applied to teachers, not to police and firefighters -- then the courts threw it out because he was wrong (and lying about it too). Here we go again.... Lobbyist Gress claims he doesn't think his Prop 320 disaster includes CTEDs. But experts know it's not certain. Voters just need to understand Lobbyist Gress' real motivation: He and his national employer want to wreck public unions and all our public schools. He's using his elected position in Arizona to do his employers' bidding. "State Rep. Matt Gress (R-Phoenix), who sponsored the House version of the measure that referred Prop. 320 to the ballot, tells Axios that lawmakers didn't intend for the measure to apply to CTEDs and that he doesn't think it would." #LD4 axios.com/local/phoenix/2026…

Join me and @TraversforAZ in collaboration with @commondefense and @Vets_FWD for a Veterans Town Hall on Wednesday, October 28! Key veterans issues will be discussed, including access to healthcare, mental health support, benefits, housing, and employment opportunities. Bring your family and fellow veterans and share your experiences! RSVP today ⬇️ bit.ly/azvetstownhall

Help stop the attempt to get rid of mail in voting for Arizonans!

AZ Warriors ~ Oct. 30, 2026 Deadline for Early In-Person Voting. arizonanativevote.org/ 🐾🪶🌊🌊🌊

Looking for an easy way to connect with light rail or bus service? We’re launching PHXLink on Monday, October 26!  The app is already available on the Google Play Store and coming soon to the App Store, or residents can call 623-281-3479 to book a ride to a City of Phoenix public transit service area for just $2. Learn more at Phoenix.gov/link.

Arizona elections belong to Arizona. Our elections are run by local election officials who live in our communities, know our voters, and follow Arizona laws. Learn more: Arizona.Vote 11 Days until the November 3 General Election

‼️Episode Two of the CUSD Podcast drops October 30th! Don’t forget to check it on Youtube soon. Tune in to listen to an in-depth conversation about the district’s latest projects and how your bond dollars are being put to work. #cusdpodcast #wearechandlerunified

The community is invited to attend this annual event that recognizes and celebrates individuals and organizations that advocate for accessibility and inclusivity. Spots are limited, register today! phoenix.gov/newsroom/equal-o…

From cracked windshields to downed trees and power lines, last night's storms certainly packed a punch. ⛈️ But your City of Phoenix crews are hard at work today trimming trees, clearing debris and making sure public right-of-ways are clear for you. To report things like storm debris or traffic signal outages from the storm, you can find contact information at phoenix.gov/monsoon.

Your voted ballot must be received by your County Elections Officials by 7pm on Election Day. If you are unable to mail your voted ballot back by 5pm on October 27, it is recommended that you drop it off at a polling ploce or at a ballot box.

Beginning Monday, Oct. 26, riders will see transit service changes across the Valley, including expanded weekday RAPID service, the launch of the PHXLink microtransit pilot in Phoenix and schedule adjustments to several Valley Metro routes. phoenix.gov/newsroom/public-…

For families navigating the high cost of living, accessing the food assistance they need can make a real difference. We just launched a new service to help eligible residents navigate the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) application process and submit or renew applications. Visit Phoenix.gov/SnapNav to schedule an appointment and learn what documents to bring.

October 23 is your last chance to request your ballot by mail! Check your registration to make sure you’re still registered to vote and request your ballot!

"The way that the kiddos get to learn in a project-based environment targeted to weigh the ways that they get to learn best is one of the reasons why I love Weinberg." - Melissa M., CUSD Parent. Visit cusd80.com/WGA to learn more. #WeAreChandlerUnified #TestimonyTuesday

Wunderbar. Fantastische Neuigkeiten. 😉

Wow. Mass deportation costs the average Arizona taxpayer about $2,045. What else could that money go toward? 🚒4,000+ firefighters ✏️4,500 teachers 🍎23,000 kids in Head Start What are we doing? azmirror.com/2026/10/13/the-…

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Join me and @TraversforAZ in collaboration with @commondefense and @Vets_FWD for a Veterans Town Hall on Thursday, October 22! Key veterans issues will be discussed, including access to healthcare, mental health support, benefits, housing, and employment opportunities. Bring your family and fellow veterans and share your experiences! RSVP today ➡️ bit.ly/azvetstownhall

In 2025-26, more than 2,400 aspiring teachers received Arizona Teachers Academy scholarships to support their education. After graduation, they'll give back by teaching in an Arizona classroom for every year they received ATA funding – helping build Arizona's K-12 workforce.