Q & A with Apache Junction mayor candidate Jeff Serdy

Mayor Jeff Serdy

Apache Junction/Gold Canyon Independent

Two Apache Junction residents are running for mayor and four for three seats on the council in the Aug. 28 primary election. The Apache Junction/Gold Canyon Independent e-mailed questionnaires to the candidates. They will be posted online in the order they were received.

Name: Jeff Serdy

Age: 58

Present or most recent business/employment: Owner of AJI Sporting Goods.

What is the role of the city council?: As in any republic form of government, to represent the 40,000 citizens of Apache Junction and create policy and be a steward of our assets that is the best for all the residents.

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