Scottsdale has turned a new leaf in its political landscape this week with Mayor Lisa Borowsky and a trifecta of fresh City Council faces—Jan Dubauskas, Adam Kwasman, and Maryann McAllen—taking their oaths of office. The inauguration, a community event, was held at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts on Tuesday, according to an announcement on the city’s official website.
Borowsky, forever Scottsdale in blood and spirit, has stepped up with a heart full of thanks for her hometown and eyes wide with visions for its path forward. The City Council, now comprising Borowsky, the returnees—Vice Mayor Barry Graham, Kathy Littlefield, and Solange Whitehead—welcomes Dubauskas, Kwasman, and McAllen. With each member’s hand raised in service, they pledge collectively to the stewardship of Scottsdale's tomorrow.
Scottsdale native Mayor Borowsky expressed heartfelt gratitude to the community and shared her optimistic vision for the city's future during the ceremony, as detailed by the City of Scottsdale. Newly sworn-in council members echoed her sentiments, pledging their dedication to serving Scottsdale.
For those looking to get better acquainted with the city's decision-makers, further details on the Scottsdale City Council are merely a click away at ScottsdaleAZ.gov—search “City Council” to bridge the gap between name and narrative.
