Gilbert Council News Today

Candidates who win a seat on a non-charter city or town council in a primary election can assume office immediately after the votes have been canvassed providing the seat is

Gilbert has settled two lawsuits stemming from the Mayor Brigette Peterson’s ejection of three sign-carrying critics from a council meeting.

Three years ago former Gilbert Councilman Laurin Hendrix sued the town to claim his seat at the dais before the appointed councilman’s term ended.

Gilbert residents want answers on the random violent beatings of teens in town by peers that have gone on for some time without repercussion and now three Town Council members

Gilbert is taking a “we don’t care” attitude on whether Amtrak stops in town or not as a study looks at the potential resurrection of commuter rail between Phoenix and

A Town Council subcommittee will reconvene to look at possibly tightening the rules on elected officials who do business with the Town of Gilbert in order to avoid public perception

Maureen Hoppe doesn’t want to see any more apartments go up in Gilbert.

Gilbert Council last week approved a slightly lower secondary property tax and a $2-billion spending plan with 43 new hires for the fiscal year beginning July 1 – but not

As elected leaders tasked with shaping Gilbert, Town Council members should be worth its weight in gold but are earning peanuts, according to one Gilbert resident.

Passenger rail is back on track for Gilbert Council.