Maricopa City Council · Nov 3, 2026
Tena Dugan
Candidate for City Council
Tena Dugan is running for Maricopa City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 4 candidates are running for 2 seats.
Last day to register to vote · Mon, Oct 5, 2026
TodayFormer chair of Maricopa's Parks, Recreation and Library Committee and Citizen Oversight Committee. She serves on the Pinal County Transportation Advisory Board and was an HOA president for seven years.
- Endorsed by
- Arizona Fraternal Order of Police and Maricopa FOP Lodge #78 Tena Dugan for Maricopa
- Campaign website
- votedugan.com
Where Tena Dugan stands: positions on the record
Data centers1 sourced position
answer to the Maricopa Monitor candidate questionnaire
Is not automatically opposed to data centers but says none should be approved until regulations, codes and reporting standards are in place.
“I am not automatically opposed to data centers, but I do not believe any should be approved until proper regulations, clear codes, transparency requirements, and reporting standards are in place.”
Own statementMaricopa Monitor (PinalCentral)
Budget and taxes1 sourced position
answer to the Maricopa Monitor candidate questionnaire
Says Maricopa has stayed fiscally sound and asks whether lowering the property tax rate every year is the best long-term decision.
“Lowering the property tax rate every year may be popular, but at some point we have to ask whether continuing to do that is the best long-term decision.”
Own statementMaricopa Monitor (PinalCentral)
Growth1 sourced position
answer to the Maricopa Monitor candidate questionnaire
Says poorly planned growth, not growth itself, is the problem, and asks whether roads, water, sewer and public safety can handle new projects.
“Growth by itself is not the problem. Poorly planned growth is the problem.”
Own statementMaricopa Monitor (PinalCentral)
Flock cameras1 sourced position
answer to the Maricopa Monitor candidate questionnaire
Says the city needs an agreement that bars Flock from using or sharing data beyond approved law enforcement purposes.
Own statementMaricopa Monitor (PinalCentral)
SR 3471 sourced position
answer to the Maricopa Monitor candidate questionnaire
Calls SR 347 a safety, economic and quality-of-life issue and says the city needs to keep up pressure and communication.
“SR 347 is a safety, economic, and quality-of-life issue.”
Own statementMaricopa Monitor (PinalCentral)
Also running for City Council
- Vincent Manfredi (incumbent)
- Chrystal O'Jon
- Henry Wade (incumbent)
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