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Council Corner July 2026

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A recap of what your Town Council has been up to during the month of July. 

On July 15, Mayor Wheatley filmed for a project related to LG Energy Solution. 

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Vice Mayor Bryan McClure provided remarks at the ribbon cutting of Primrose Queen Creek West on July 15. 

A group of men and women stand behind a ribbon while a woman holds large scissors. They are in front of a building with a logo that reads "Primrose School."

At the July 15 Town Council Meeting, the  Queen Creek Council recognized two long-serving members of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee. 

A group of men and women stand in front of a council dais, two men holding awards, in front of a sign that reads "Town of Queen Creek."

The Gail A. Barney Public Safety Support Facility received the International Facilities Management Association Project of the Year Award. Mayor Wheatley, Vice Mayor McClure and Council Members Benning and Oliphant were on-hand to celebrate this award at the July 15 Town Council Meeting. 

A large group of men and women stand in front of a sign that reads "Town of Queen Creek" while a man holds a trophy.

Mayor Wheatley, Vice Mayor McClure and Council Member Oliphant attended the July 16 For our Town Queen Creek meeting. 

Two women and three men stand in front of a sign for the Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce

On July 28, Vice Mayor McClure participated in the ribbon cutting of Presidential Pools. 

A large group of men and women stand behind a ribbon in front of a sign that says "Presidential Pools" while a man holds a large pair of scissors to cut the ribbon.

Vice Mayor McClure and Council Member Oliphant joined the Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce on a tour of the Gulfstream Facility at Mesa Gateway Airport on July 29. 

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Mayor Wheatley and Council Member Oliphant joined the downtown Circle K for their grand reopening and ribbon cutting on July 31. 

A large group of people stand behind a long ribbon in front of a store with signage that reads Circle K while two women hold large scissors to cut the ribbon

Two women stand in front of a convenience store building with a sign that says CircleK