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Cecilia Chan

Cecilia Chan

Verified

Managing Editor, Gilbert Sun News

Tempe

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Business, Rural issues Government, underrepresented spacesEducation, Crime

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Politics, religion, crime.

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Total articles 2966

  • Mesa fire officials see costs rising

    By Cecilia Chan Verified| The Mesa Tribune@ Mesa Fire and Medical Department last year responded to 72,135 calls for service just inside the city or about 198 calls a day. In order to keep fire trucks rolling and ambulances running, the department is looking to spend $162 million in the fiscal year that begins July The proposed budget is about 6.7% higher than the spending plan in place. The department, with 760-plus employees, generally sees calls increase by a couple of thousand each year, according to officials.

    By Cecilia Chan Verified · The Mesa Tribune

    Apr. 22, 2025

  • Mesa Council frets over rising police spending

    By Cecilia Chan Verified| The Mesa Tribune@ Mesa crows that it’s one of the safest among its peer cities in the country with a drop in homicides, thefts and traffic deaths in 2024 from the year prior. But that safety comes with a cost. The Mesa Police Department is looking to expand its Real Time Crime Center by two positions and kick off a new call-taker operation with seven positions in its proposed $317 million in spending for the new fiscal year that begins July 1.

    By Cecilia Chan Verified · The Mesa Tribune

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • Mesa fire officials see costs rising

    By Cecilia Chan Verified| The Mesa Tribune@ Mesa Fire and Medical Department last year responded to 72,135 calls for service just inside the city or about 198 calls a day. In order to keep fire trucks rolling and ambulances running, the department is looking to spend $162 million in the fiscal year that begins July The proposed budget is about 6.7% higher than the spending plan in place. The department, with 760-plus employees, generally sees calls increase by a couple of thousand each year, according to officials.

    By Cecilia Chan Verified · The Mesa Tribune

    Apr. 22, 2025

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Gilbert Sun News

Tempe, United States

+1 480-898-6500