Several candidates running for the Glendale City Council say they oppose the city’s Jobing.com arena management agreement with the Phoenix Coyotes. On Monday, the group submitted a letter to city officials asking them to stop the deal.
The Glendale City Council is expected to vote Friday on an agreement with the potential new owner of the Phoenix Coyotes. Under the deal, the city would pay Greg Jamison more than $300 million over 20 years to improve and manage Jobing.com Arena.
Nearly 50 employees with the City of Glendale are losing their jobs. City leaders say the slow economy and the city’s debt to the National Hockey League forced the cuts.
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