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[OPINION] Is it worth $150 million to keep the Suns?

Talking Stick Resort Arena, Phoenix / Visit Phoenix

 

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

Opinion: The Phoenix City Council is quietly considering a deal to spend $150 million to upgrade Talking Stick Resort Arena. What? No public vote?

By Laurie Roberts | Arizona Republic

The city of Phoenix can’t afford to hire enough police officers to patrol the streets but it soon could be shelling out $150 million to keep the Phoenix Suns happy.

This, without bothering to ask the city’s voters whether they want to make a major upgrade to Talking Sticking Resort Arena.

Several city sources tell me there’s a push on to get the deal done by the end of the year.

Talk of an arena deal has ramped up inside city hall this month — ever since Kate Gallego, the leading candidate for Phoenix mayor, announced she would not support putting city money into a new or improved arena for the Suns.

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