Lisa Fitzgibbons Makes History as Casa Grande’s First Female Mayor Since 1929, New City Council Members Poised for Civic Leadership

On December 2, the City of Casa Grande will welcome its new civic leaders, including Lisa Fitzgibbons, who will become the town’s first female mayor since 1929. In addition to her, new members of the City Council Patrick Sean Dugan, Brent BeDillon, and Becca Romo are preparing to assume their positions and lead their town into the future. “I am honored and excited to step into this role as Mayor of Casa Grande,” Fitzgibbons said in a statement released in response to the city’s formal announcement.

Despite her professional affiliations with companies such as Xerox Corporation and the Pepsi-Cola Company, Fitzgibbons has a history of public service and is no stranger to civic duty. Since 2010, she has been involved in Casa Grande’s city council operations, where she has prioritized community engagement and economic outreach. According to the City of Casa Grande, her dedication is demonstrated by her involvement in the Mayor’s Task Force on Homelessness and the Latino Familia Initiative.

Council members Sean Dugan, who brings agricultural experience and a focus on youth programs, Brent BeDillon, who has a long history in engineering, and Becca Romo, whose career in education indicates a commitment to the town’s younger generations, have joined Fitzgibbons, according to the City of Casa Grande. These well-known figures in Casa Grande are part of a cooperative group that also includes current council members Bob Huddleston, Anthony Edwards, and Matt Herman.

The municipal council wants to maintain Casa Grande’s distinctive sense of community while promoting economic growth and improving quality of life. The City of Casa Grande website provides information on the council meetings, which are open to the public and will be held on the first and third Monday of each month. Additionally, for the benefit of the larger community, meetings can be viewed on Facebook, YouTube, COX Channel 11, and the City Website.

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