What to know about the Tempe City Council
The Tempe City Council is considered the most diverse in Maricopa County, with members representing various racial and social demographic groups. The council is addressing issues such as booming development, homelessness, and affordable housing.
Tempe's City Council is the most diverse in Maricopa County, with members representing various racial and social demographic groups. The council was elected in citywide contests, with each member serving four-year terms. The council has taken on issues such as booming development, homelessness, and affordable housing. Members include Doreen Garlid, the first Native American council member, Jennifer Adams, the first openly gay female council member, Nikki Amberg, who prioritized reinvigorating Tempe Town Lake, and Arlene Chin, a lifelong Tempean. The council members have diverse backgrounds, with experience in community organizations, city government, and education. The next election is scheduled for 2026.
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