Christine Labelle

Labelle supports the preservation of the desert, mountain, and rural areas [1].

Labelle wants to ensure the police have resources and support to ensure a safe community [1]. She wants the town to implement new methods and technology to protect the safety and value of each neighborhood in the town. For example, Labelle wants to provide educational tactical information and resources for individuals to help shut down party houses [4].

Labelle supports using her experience as a class volunteer to strengthen the relationship between Scottsdale Unified and the Town of Paradise Valley [1]. She prioritizes relationships with schools and educators [4] to maintain the community and property value [1].

Labelle supports ordinances on short-term rentals and party houses through community action [1]. She supports maintaining one-acre lots and open spaces through zoning with no property taxes [4]. Labelle wants to prevent corporations like Pacaso [1] from commercializing the neighborhoods [6]. She supports cutting traffic in neighborhoods and infrastructure [1].

Labelle is fiscally conservative and supports no property taxes [6].

Labelle wants the town to listen to the community [1] and increase community involvement to protect the neighborhoods [4]. She supports using her experience on the Historical Advisory Committee [1] to prioritize the community’s needs over corporate interests [6]. Labelle supports expanding volunteer opportunities and other task forces to protect the town and its capital [1].