2026 Scottsdale City Council Candidate Forum 2

2026 Scottsdale City Council Candidate Forum | Hosted by The Homestead Community Center at DC Ranch

Hear Directly from Scottsdale’s City Council Candidates

Join us for the 2026 Scottsdale City Council Candidates forum (the second of two), on Monday, October 19, from 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. Scottsdale’s future is on the ballot, and informed voters help build a stronger community.
 
Following the July 21 Primary Election, the Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce will host two public forums featuring the candidates advancing in the race for Scottsdale City Council.
 
These moderated question-and-answer discussions will provide candidates with an open platform to share their priorities, policies, and visions for Scottsdale. Attendees will hear directly from the candidates about how they plan to address the issues affecting our city’s residents, businesses, economy, and quality of life.

Event Details

• Monday, October 19, from 6:00 – 7:30 p.m.
• 18600 N. 98th Street, Scottsdale, AZ 85255

• FREE for all attendees
• REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED

DC Ranch is a 4,400-acre community located adjacent to the matchless grandeur of the McDowell Sonoran Preserve in North Scottsdale. Inspired by the original beauty and authenticity of the land, DC Ranch is the result of careful consideration of how the elements of community come together.

Diversity flourishes at DC Ranch with 26 unique neighborhoods nestled within four distinct residential villages – Country Club, Desert Camp, Silverleaf, and Desert Park – sharing open spaces that accentuate a sense of living with the land. The first home was completed in 1997, and currently 2,800 homes and approximately 7,000 residents live on the Ranch.

• Arrive early to find seating before the forum begins.
• Review the candidates and key community issues in advance.
• Listen carefully to how each candidate approaches Scottsdale’s opportunities and challenges.
• Submit your questions before the published deadline for consideration.
• Use what you learn to make a confident, informed decision at the ballot box.