Changing of the guard at Chandler City Hall

Mayor-elect Kevin Hartke, left, will lose the “elect” in his title on Thursday as Mayor Jay Tibshraeny ends his second eight-year stint as Chandler’s mayor and hands his gavel over to Hartke, a pastor and community activist. /Pablo Robles/Tribune Staff Photographer

 

Tibshraeny indicates interest in state office

By Jason Stone | East Valley Tribune

Chandler Mayor Jay Tibshraeny is going back to school, but it’s not a plot to a 1980s Rodney Dangerfield movie.

The mayor is learning how to be a judge as he counts down his final few days as Chandler’s mayor.

“I’ll be doing training (this) week for my new gig, so we’ll roll right into it,” Tibshraeny said.

The “new gig” is justice of the peace for the San Marcos Justice Court – a job he describes “like a judge.”

In his new role, Tibshraeny will deal with matters such as orders of protection, small claims court matters, civil suits of $10,000 or less, landlord/tenant issues and neighborhood disputes.

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