Queen Creek mayor to help set policies for League of AZ Cities and Towns

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Queen Creek Mayor Gail Barney is one of three elected officials who will serve on the policy-making executive committee of the League of Arizona Cities and Towns.

Mayor Barney was elected to the executive committee along with Flagstaff Mayor Coral Evans and Oro Valley Mayor Satish Hiremath during the organization’s annual conference held Aug. 22-25 in Oro Valley, just north of Tucson.

The League of Arizona Cities and Towns is a voluntary association of all the 91 incorporated cities and towns in the state of Arizona.

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September 1, 2017

Flagstaff Mayor Coral Evans, Mayor Gail Barney, Oro Valley Mayor Satish Hiremath, Queen Creek

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