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Ginny Dickey wants to be mayor?

In 2013, following the Sandy Hook disaster, then Fountain Hills Councilmember Ginny Dickey signed a petition and stood in protest of our Sheriff’s Office, who was conducting a school shooter training program at a closed Fountain Hills school.

This display by a person who wants to run for mayor of our town is enough, all on its own, to disqualify her from any consideration.

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Allen Fossenkemper

Ginny Dickey wants to be mayor?

In 2013, following the Sandy Hook disaster, then Fountain Hills Councilmember Ginny Dickey signed a petition and stood in protest of our Sheriff’s Office, who was conducting a school shooter training program at a closed Fountain Hills school.

This display by a person who wants to run for mayor of our town is enough, all on its own, to disqualify her from any consideration.

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