Town Council will look at possibly banning juveniles from having brass knuckles, enhancing the town’s relationship with school districts and budgeting next fiscal year a police officer to handle community
An ethics complaint filed by a former Gilbert Town Council member against the council but mainly targeting Councilman Jim Torgeson lacked merit and should be dismissed, an independent investigator said.
Gilbert had plans to relocate a downtown retention basin to a parcel it owns on Neely Street, north of the Union Pacific Rail Road tracks. But council last week agreed
Gilbert Mayor Brigette Peterson is being accused of arranging a meeting where it was suggested that her council nemesis be removed from an ethics subcommittee.
He presided over cases, including the state’s redistricting map, the Baptist Foundation of Arizona’s $550-million swindle and then-Maricopa County Supervisor Don Stapley’s criminal indictment that was later found to be