Without
Representation
Top 10 Cities Funded by San Tan Valley Taxpayers
PHOENIX – $10,529,746
Tucsonย โ $3,486,578
Mesaย โ $3,254,593
Maricopaย โ $3,159,057
Casa Grandeย โ $2,840,613
Apache Junctionย โ $1,826,058
Gilbertย โ $1,817,446
Chandlerย โ $1,769,875
Glendaleย โ $1,624,575
Scottsdaleย โ $1,549,225
State Shared Revenue
What we pay in state sales, gas, vehicle, and income taxes leaves San Tan Valley every year. Because we are unincorporated, our tax dollars donโt come here โ they fund Arizonaโs 91 cities.
โAs someone who has fought for transparency and fiscal responsibility in Phoenix, I can tell you this: it makes zero sense for San Tan Valley residents to send over $10 Million of their tax dollars every year to a city thatโs miles away and doesnโt represent them. That money should be building your roads, your parks, and your families โ not funding the politics and priorities of Phoenix. Itโs time for San Tan Valley to invest in itself.โ

Sal DiCiccio
Former Phoenix Councilmember
95%
Time Until Election Day
Early Voting Begins:
July 9, 2025
Last Day to Request Mail Ballot
July 25, 2025
Mail Back Early Ballot:
July 29, 2025
ELECTION DAY:
August 5, 2025
