Council will meet at 5:30 p.m. March 5 to narrow the field to six applicants. Those six applicants will be interviewed March 17. Each will be asked the same six questions at that time.
Here are the applicants:
- Iya Wekenon Affo
- Philip Alibrandi
- Ethan Allen
- Colby Ashton
- Talon Bates
- Ronald Bellus
- John Beltran
- Gina Bennett
- Jorge Ber
- Kevin Bishop
- Joseph John Bradfisch
- Michael Brienza
- Lucas Buchanan
- Brian Cannon
- Alexander Cardona
- Estevan Carmona
- David Cavenee
- Becky Cholewka
- Mark Cichocki
- William Clayton
- Sean Cleary
- Ronald Coleman
- Daryl Colvin
- Michael Coplan
- Kathleen Dowler
- Nabeel Ebrahim
- Shelli Engler
- Kenneth Erickson
- James Estrada
- William Fay
- Jaden Feddock
- Bob Ferron
- Patrick Finerd
- Adam Frost
- Robert Galvan III
- Matthew Gartrell
- Levi Germaine
- David Gilbert
- Christine Gomez
- Paul Gonzales
- Stacy Gramazio
- Alex Hairston
- Merlisha Henderson
- M. Laurin Hendrix
- Tyler Hudgins
- Brian Johns
- Henry Johnson
- Tyler Jones
- Todd Jorgenson
- Michelle G. Kauk
- Monique Keberlein
- Yung Koprowski
- Joan Krueger
- Tyler LeSueur
- Dale Lunt
- Nicholas Macaluso
- Nancy Mangone
- Daniel McGuire
- Robert Meldrum
- Noah Mundt
- Ashley Nardecchia,
- Bus Obayomi
- Norman F. O’Brien
- Isaac Ortega
- Lawrence Paschich
- Sarah Patrick-Greene
- Amy Peterson
- Khyl Powell
- Walter “Les” Presmyk
- Holly Pritulsky
- Rachelle Ramirez
- Jonathan Reece
- Sandra J. Reynolds
- Javier Rodriguez
- Brian Ruffentine
- Bret Ryan
- Matthew Ryan
- Blake A. Sacha
- William Scalzo
- Tiffany Schultz
- Charles Seal-Villafranca
- John Sentz, Jr.
- Scott September
- Amanda Shaffie
- Rustyn Sherer
- Jän Simon
- Katherine Smith
- Bill Spence
- Joshua Stanwitz
- Ted Stark
- Ken Starks
- Alan Taylor
- Autumn Timmins
- William Toon
- Jim Torgeson
- Felicia Vandermolen
- Jen Ward
- Jonathan Warshaw,
- Michael Watkins
- Larry Weaver
- Michael Webb
- E. Diane Wendt
- Paul Widner
- Henry Wolfe III
- Muhannad Zubi
The vacancy came about when former Council Member Eddie Cook resigned Feb. 18 to become Maricopa County assessor.
The applicant chosen will serve the remainder of 2020 in Cook’s former seat. Past that, his seat will be filled by voters in the fall elections for the final two years of his term.
