Chandler City Council Study Session, August 10, 2026

The City of Chandler, Arizona held a City Council Study Session on August 10, 2026, which included recognition of long-serving city employees and a retirement proclamation. The session featured detailed briefings on several capital improvement projects, including the Kyrene Branch and High Line Canal shared use path project, which is grant-funded with over $5 million in grants covering 94% of costs, and involves construction contracts, post-design services, and construction management. Another major project discussed was the Tumbleweed Ranch Phase One and Two construction, focusing on historic site improvements and educational amenities. Additionally, updates were provided on the city's emergency operations plan emphasizing disaster preparedness and coordination with state and federal agencies. The session also covered multiple water infrastructure projects, including design and construction of replacement aquifer storage and recovery wells, lift station rehabilitation, and upgrades to the Basha Water Production Facility. These projects involve contract awards and capital investments critical to maintaining Chandler's water supply and wastewater systems. The council indicated that votes on these items would occur at the upcoming regular meeting.