John Stankewicz
About
John Stankewicz's campaign focuses heavily on responsible financial management for the town of Chino Valley and fostering sustainable economic development as core priorities for the community.
Campaign promises (1)
- developmentJohn Stankewicz prioritizes local town finances and driving economic development in Chino Valley.Related votes
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 9
- Total speaking time
- 9:14
- Avg per meeting
- 1:02
- Segments
- 156
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Top issues during term (20)
Regional Stormwater Infiltration and Aquifer Recharge
Grant funding will be pursued to offset project costs, though future infrastructure investments will require careful budgeting.
Emergency Flood Damage Repairs
$2,000,000 budgeted for street improvements.
Upper Sullivan's Canyon Acquisition and Peavine Trail Grant
$2.5M grant for Peavine Trail with $150K local match; Upper Sullivan's Canyon acquired via $200K grant and partner contributions.
Fred Harvey Farm historic property and archaeological survey
Up to $31,782, covered by available APS funds.
Public Safety Retirement System Terminations and Membership
$250,000 allocation from the General Fund Contingency Account, leaving over $300,000 in contingency reserves.
School Resource Officer Services Agreement
The district reimburses the town up to $95,219.06 under the state grant.
Bright Star Well Site expansion land exchange
$323,500 total in water credits and reimbursement, with the broader PFAS remediation loan through WIFA still in review.
First-quarter finances: construction and utility revenues soft
TPT up ~$250,000; construction revenue down ~$140,000; water/wastewater revenues ~$68,000 combined below budget.
Fiber broadband deployment via WeCOM agreement
No capital cost to the town — WeCOM is funding the build with grant match and its own private equity.
Disability Application Rehearing for David Herrera
A favorable rehearing outcome could obligate the Town to disability retirement benefits for a former officer.
National opioids settlement participation
Settlement participation could yield funds for opioid abatement, though amounts were not stated.
Quarterly financial report (July–September 2026)
The report covers town revenues and spending for the quarter, though no figures were listed in the agenda.
Homelessness awareness and family services
Chino Valley Youth Council
Town staffing and new hires
New hires affect the town's payroll, though salary figures were not listed.
Fleet Management and Software Utilization Analysis
Optimizes vehicle lifespans and generates auction revenue from surplus equipment.
Residential Land Rezone at 629 N Road 1 East
None to the town; facilitates private business operations.
Capital Improvement Citizens Advisory Committee Appointments
None.
Animal Shelter Overcrowding and Adoption Fees
Minor temporary reduction in adoption fee revenue offset by reduced animal holding costs.
Privacy Fence Height Regulations
Minimal administrative costs for drafting a zoning text amendment.
Decisions during term (140)
Recorded while Stankewicz was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Consent agenda: opioids settlement with Albertsons and October 13 minutes
Estrella Vista land exchange for Bright Star Well site expansion
Climbing Management MOU for Upper Sullivan's Canyon
Fred Harvey Farm Historic Property Survey presentation continued
Motion to enter executive session on airfield development agreement
CONSENT AGENDA
Resolution No. 2026-1329 — Homestead Subdivision right-of-way dedication
Fiber License and Right-of-Way Use Agreement with WeCOM, LLC
Executive session on possible land acquisition
Consent Agenda Approval
Adoption of Resolution No. 2026-1328
CONSENT AGENDA
Consideration and possible action to approve the August 25, 2026, study session and regular meeting minutes.
Consideration and possible action to approve the September 8, 2026, regular meeting minutes.
Consideration and possible action to approve the September 22, 2026, regular meeting minutes.
ADJOURNMENT
Approval of June 25, 2026 special meeting minutes
Termination of Joshua Noden from the Public Safety Retirement System
Termination of Charlene McClendon from the Public Safety Retirement System
David Herrera disability rehearing accepted; documents sent to Dr. Parker
Voting record (68)
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