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Dear Friends,
The heat is on! After a beautiful May, filled with
weeks to be enjoyed outside, we find
ourselves seeking refuge in air-conditioned
havens. As the pavement heats up, join me in reflecting on this
past month, preferably from inside.
Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton, District 3 Councilwoman Debra
Stark and I continued the yearly tradition of brewing the Non-Partisan Lager at
North Mountain Brewing Company in Sunnyslope. Be sure to stop in later
this month and have a taste. It’s not quite ready just yet. Good
things take time. I’ve included picture highlights below.
The City of Phoenix celebrated another milestone this month.
Phoenix officially re-took the spot of 5th largest city in the U.S., bumping Philadelphia back down to 6th. I am proud to serve such a flourishing
community that embraces growth. Click HERE to read more about Phoenix’s
continued growth.
The “Dog Days of Summer” are a great time to dive into a
book and also join the Maricopa County Summer Reading Challenge.
I’ve developed a District 3 badge and am in competition with my fellow
Supervisors. The District badge with the most completions wins bragging
rights for the next year. The challenge is geared toward our 7 to 10 year
old children, but I challenge you to engage in some mental exercise as well
and enjoy a summer book.
Learn where the phrase "Dog Days of Summer" originated in this National Geographic article.
All my best,
Bill Gates
Maricopa.gov/Dist3
Constituents packed the house for our last County Coffee before District 3 takes a summer break. Arizona State Representative Heather Carter (LD 15) and Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery drew a great crowd for the June 1st breakfast.
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