Party: N/A; nonpartisan election

Alcaraz does not support defunding the police. She wants to prohibit racial profiling and to expand training to prevent use of excessive force and improve de-escalation tactic implementation. She wants to utilize mental health professionals in situations that do not require police armed response [2].

Morris plans for Greene County residents to have direct communication with the area’s Judicial Court [1, 5]. She wants the court system to be more transparent with the public [2, 3, 5]

Morris wants to properly train for the elected role of clerk of the court to serve her community in the name of justice and liberty [5].

Morris wants to use technology to improve the judicial court’s webpage for better efficiency and aesthetics [1].

Keene wants to protect the voting rights of charged felons by providing them with necessary documentation [1]. He also wants to grant felons access to firearms and restore their driver’s license as he had worked at Virginia Justice & Safety Associates where they aim to advocate for social justice. [1]

Keene believes that the criminal system should be improved so as to protect the rights of felons and limit bias in the criminal justice system [1, 2].

Keene believes it is in every citizen’s right to own a gun but that regulations must be employed and gun safety classes should be available to all citizens [1].

Lamb-Gomez plans to serve the Greene County area with the same work ethic as when serving as the interim clerk of court. She is also willing to do the necessary and extra training for the role [3].

Koprowski supports providing tools, training, and resources to back the police and fire departments [6]. She believes in implementing a crime lab for the police department [11].

Koprowski supports fixing infrastructure and adding new community amenities to plan new growth and increase quality of life [4]. She supports using her experience as a transportation engineer to better older systems such as pedestrian and bicycle networks [11] and make decisions about transportation, public works infrastructure, and public safety [5]. Previously, Koprowski worked on The Phoenix Bicycle Master Plan, Maricopa Association of Governments Strategic Transportation Safety Plan, and road assessments for road safety and improved infrastructure [3].

Koprowski supports low taxes and reduced government spending, in order to improve business prosperity, and diverse employment [4]. Koprowski believes in making data-driven decisions for future use of tax dollars. She supports providing additional services for residents and businesses based on comprehensive proposals given by the residents. Koprowski believes in avoiding long term financial commitments [11].

Koprowski supports long-term efforts and partnerships to enhance Gilbert’s museum, arts, and culture [11]. 

Koprowski supports higher education to increase opportunities in Gilbert [4].

Koprowski supports the Town’s partnerships with AZCEND and Save the Family programs to help Gilbert residents receive emergency rental and utility assistance. She supports giving services and lowering rates for affordable workforce housing. Koprowski believes for-sale products with low heights will help create attainable housing [11].

Koprowski supports using data to make decisions and improve how information is organized and presented. She supports transparency through geospatial maps and dashboards for projects like the Transportation and Infrastructure Bond Projects. Koprowski supports citizens connecting with the Town of Gilbert’s Newsroom for information [11].

Koprowski supports adding well sites to protect groundwater recharge basins. She does not support new high water use [8].

Koprowski supports providing additional adaptive programs for individuals with developmental disabilities and senior citizens. She also supports community programs that provide funding for feral animal mitigation efforts and trap and neuter efforts for stray animals on Town property [11].