Meetings held first and third Tuesday of each month
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors for Maricopa County Thomas Galvin recently spoke at the Fountain Hills Rotary Club meeting. Pictured from left are Bob Kane, Fountain Hills Rotary Club director, Michelle Holtzman, Fountain Hills Rotary Club president and Chairman Thomas Galvin.
Photo courtesy of Michele Pribyl
Thomas Galvin, chairman of the Board of Maricopa County Supervisors and the Supervisor of District 2 which includes Fountain Hills, spoke at the Fountain Hills Rotary Club meeting Tuesday, Feb. 18, at the American Legion Post #58.
Galvin presented information about the structure of the county government and his goals for the year, according to a press release. He also took questions on a variety of topics from club members.
The feedback from club membership was positive and members left the meeting feeling that the leadership of the county government is in good hands, the release added.
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Galvin speaks to Fountain Hills Rotary
Meetings held first and third Tuesday of each month
Photo courtesy of Michele Pribyl
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors for Maricopa County Thomas Galvin recently spoke at the Fountain Hills Rotary Club meeting. Pictured from left are Bob Kane, Fountain Hills Rotary Club director, Michelle Holtzman, Fountain Hills Rotary Club president and Chairman Thomas Galvin.
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Thomas Galvin, chairman of the Board of Maricopa County Supervisors and the Supervisor of District 2 which includes Fountain Hills, spoke at the Fountain Hills Rotary Club meeting Tuesday, Feb. 18, at the American Legion Post #58.
Galvin presented information about the structure of the county government and his goals for the year, according to a press release. He also took questions on a variety of topics from club members.
The feedback from club membership was positive and members left the meeting feeling that the leadership of the county government is in good hands, the release added.
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