NW Valley Times

Debbie Lesko, a prominent political figure with a long history of public service in Arizona, has been vocal about her commitments and initiatives as a Maricopa County Supervisor. Through a series of tweets, she has addressed various issues pertinent to the county's development and infrastructure.

On March 19, 2025, Lesko highlighted the growth of Maricopa County. She stated that it is "the 4th largest county in the nation and is growing every day." She assured her constituents that as their supervisor, she would focus on fostering high-quality jobs and maintaining beautiful and safe neighborhoods to ensure optimum living standards. "Maricopa County is the 4th largest county in the nation and is growing every day. As your Maricopa County Supervisor, I will ensure we continue to grow high-quality jobs and beautiful and safe neighborhoods in a way that will provide for optimum standards of living."

On March 20, 2025, Lesko reported on her meeting with EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin to discuss air quality regulations in Maricopa County. The conversation centered around potential reforms by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) that could benefit the county's air quality management efforts. "Great to meet with EPA Administrator @epaleezeldin yesterday to discuss Maricopa County air quality regulations and how the @EPA can make reforms to help Maricopa County."

By March 21, 2025, Lesko turned her attention to infrastructure needs within the county. Emphasizing fiscal responsibility, she stated that taxpayers desire well-maintained roads for ease of travel. Her role on the Board of Supervisors involves ensuring wise use of taxpayer dollars for road maintenance and improvements. "Taxpayers want high-quality roads that are maintained for ease of travel. As a member of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, my emphasis is on using taxpayer dollars wisely to maintain and improve roads."