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  2. Chandler, Arizona - Wikipedia

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    Chandler is a city in Maricopa County, Arizona, United States, and a suburb in the Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler Metropolitan Statistical Area. It is the fourth-most populous city in Arizona, after Mesa , Tucson , and Phoenix .

  3. List of mayors of Chandler - Wikipedia

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    The city of Chandler, Arizona has had 31 mayors in 32 administrations since its incorporation in 1920. City founder Alexander J. Chandler agreed to serve as the city's first mayor after incorporation until a mayor could be elected later that year. [1] Mayors of Chandler are elected to four-year terms and have term limits of two consecutive ...

  4. Coy Payne - Wikipedia

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    In 1983, he was elected the first African-American to the Chandler City Council. [2] In 1990, he defeated city council member Jane DuComb by a margin of 2:1 to become mayor of Chandler, the first African-American elected mayor of any city in Arizona despite Chandler being only 3% African-American at the time. [2] His predecessor was Richard ...

  5. Jay Tibshraeny - Wikipedia

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    In 1986, Tibshraeny ran for Chandler City Council, winning a seat in March of that year. He attributes his achievement to his "involvement with youth and things". [citation needed] In 1990, he became vice-mayor of Chandler under Coy Payne, the first black mayor in Arizona. In 1994, Tibshraeny ran for mayor of Chandler.

  6. League of Arizona Cities and Towns - Wikipedia

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    The issue prompting the formation of the League was the Arizona Legislature's reluctance to allow elected city and town officials reasonable discretion in making decisions about their communities. The League's formation was the first step in gaining city and town access to the state legislative process.

  7. Alexander J. Chandler - Wikipedia

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    Chandler entered into a contract with the city of Mesa to manage their canal and eventually was able to unite all the canals south of the Salt River, similar to what William John Murphy did with the Arizona Canal. [7] By 1900, Chandler had acquired and owned an 18,000-acre ranch.

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