[OPINION] Smith: need for infrastructure reinvestment ought to supersede political posture

David Smith

(Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published for discussions purposes only.)

By David Smith | Scottsdale Independent

On April 17, the Scottsdale City Council was scheduled to consider ballot language that would ask voters to approve a bond issue of $350 million for capital improvements in the city.

What should have been a discussion of the needs of the city and a dialogue of alternatives soon turned into chaos, indecision, political posturing and procrastination.

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