Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky has issued a proclamation marking February as Black History Month, recognizing the history, culture, and achievements of African Americans. “This proclamation highlights the significant role African Americans have played in shaping the social, cultural, economic, and civic landscape of the United States,” Mayor Borowsky said.
Black History Month provides an opportunity for communities nationwide to reflect on the contributions made by African Americans. Vice Mayor Adam Kwasman also commented on the observance. “As we honor Black History Month, let us celebrate the shared values of justice, liberty and opportunity — reminding us that we are each created in the divine image, and that we must stand together for dignity and freedom for all,” he said.
The Office of Mayor Borowsky is collaborating with the NAACP Arizona Chapter to support a Juneteenth event in Scottsdale. “Our city values and celebrates diversity that strengthens our shared values and brightens our future,” Mayor Borowsky added.
Mayor Borowsky has supported community service initiatives for children, older adults, and underprivileged youth through board roles, according to the official website: https://scottsdalemayor.com/news/. The mayor’s office emphasizes resident engagement through updates and reports as part of its ongoing efforts to connect with citizens (https://scottsdalemayor.com/news/).
Borowsky has served as mayor of Scottsdale (https://scottsdalemayor.com/news/) after previously serving on the Scottsdale City Council from 2008 to 2012 where she advocated for fiscal conservatism and budget improvements (https://scottsdalemayor.com/news/). She is a lifelong resident of Scottsdale (https://scottsdalemayor.com/news/) who offers practical leadership in city governance while maintaining strong ties with local organizations. Her background includes earning a Juris Doctor from St. John’s School of Law and working in commercial litigation. As mayor, she continues to advance Scottsdale’s hospitality sector and supports programs benefiting children, older adults, and underprivileged youth (https://scottsdalemayor.com/news/).
