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Curtis is a Buckeye native who grew up and attended school in Buckeye. He lives there now with his family.

Curtis is a small business owner and runs Beard Seats, a family business.

Curtis Beard's campaign for Buckeye City Council is his first run for public office.

Candidate website

Supports using reclaimed water for landscaping to conserve fresh drinking water and benefit the city's future.

Believes in engaging citizens in the budgeting process for public services to ensure funds are allocated based on community needs. Supports participatory budgeting initiatives to involve residents in decision-making.

Believes in engaging citizens in the budgeting process for public services to ensure funds are allocated based on community needs and supports participatory budgeting initiatives to involve residents in decision-making.

Believes the community needs an active representative to inform them about meetings, events, and issues.

Believes in increasing community programs involving residents.

Plans to develop a feedback mechanism for all citizens to receive feedback, criticism, and suggestions for improvement, and is willing to accept mistakes.

- Supports using reclaimed water for landscaping to conserve fresh drinking water and benefit the city's future.
- Believes in engaging citizens in the budgeting process for public services to ensure funds are allocated based on community needs and supports participatory budgeting initiatives to involve residents in decision-making.
- Believes the community needs an active representative to inform them about meetings, events, and issues.
- Believes in increasing community programs involving residents.
- Plans to develop a feedback mechanism for all citizens to receive feedback, criticism, and suggestions for improvement, and is willing to accept mistakes.

Public Services

Believes politics can improve by prioritizing people and the city over developers. Opposes warehouses in busy residential areas, suggesting they belong on the outskirts of town.

Believes politics can improve by prioritizing people and the city over developers.

Opposes warehouses in busy residential areas, suggesting they belong on the outskirts of town.

- Believes politics can improve by prioritizing people and the city over developers.
- Opposes warehouses in busy residential areas, suggesting they belong on the outskirts of town.

Housing & Urban Development

Believes the City of Buckeye must build and manage infrastructure to attract larger corporations and higher-paying jobs. Said, "We can't rely on the developers to build everything... the City needs to step up and take control."

Believes the City of Buckeye must build and manage infrastructure to attract larger corporations and higher-paying jobs, saying, "We can't rely on the developers to build everything... the City needs to step up and take control."

Believes Buckeye must invest in infrastructure, including transportation, utilities, communication, and public services, to ensure long-term success and future growth.

- Believes the City of Buckeye must build and manage infrastructure to attract larger corporations and higher-paying jobs, saying, "We can't rely on the developers to build everything... the City needs to step up and take control."
- Believes Buckeye must invest in infrastructure, including transportation, utilities, communication, and public services, to ensure long-term success and future growth.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Believes the city council should "back the police in every way possible" to address public safety concerns. Plans to take action to support the police department.

Believes the city council should "back the police in every way possible" to address public safety concerns, and plans to take action to support the police department.

Believes the fire department is excellent but can improve by addressing concerns and enhancing resources for better response times. Plans to work closely with the department to support their diverse roles, including medical calls and welfare checks.

Believes the fire department is excellent but can improve by addressing concerns and enhancing resources for better response times and wants to work closely with the department to support their diverse roles, including medical calls and welfare checks.

Supports community involvement in public safety by organizing events and programs to foster collaboration between residents and the police department.

Believes in enhancing public safety by working together to provide necessary resources, such as additional fire stations.

- Believes the city council should "back the police in every way possible" to address public safety concerns, and plans to take action to support the police department.
- Believes the fire department is excellent but can improve by addressing concerns and enhancing resources for better response times and wants to work closely with the department to support their diverse roles, including medical calls and welfare checks.
- Supports community involvement in public safety by organizing events and programs to foster collaboration between residents and the police department.
- Believes in enhancing public safety by working together to provide necessary resources, such as additional fire stations.

Public Safety

As of June 20, 2024, Curtis Beard’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Education

Believes in cutting wasteful spending and ensuring tax dollars are used efficiently. Plans to scrutinize city expenditures and answer all resident questions before voting.

Believes in cutting wasteful spending and ensuring tax dollars are used efficiently and plans to scrutinize city expenditures and answer all resident questions before voting.

Believes in budget transparency to ensure citizens understand taxpayer money allocation. Supports publicizing budgets and financial reports to promote accountability and reduce wasteful spending.

Believes in budget transparency to ensure citizens understand taxpayer money allocation and supports publicizing budgets and financial reports to promote accountability and reduce wasteful spending.

Believes pay raises can alleviate hiring shortages by attracting more applicants.

- Believes in cutting wasteful spending and ensuring tax dollars are used efficiently and plans to scrutinize city expenditures and answer all resident questions before voting.
- Believes in budget transparency to ensure citizens understand taxpayer money allocation and supports publicizing budgets and financial reports to promote accountability and reduce wasteful spending.
- Believes pay raises can alleviate hiring shortages by attracting more applicants.

Economy

Curtis Beard

Curtis Beard is a Buckeye native who grew up and attended school in Buckeye. He runs a business and raises his family in the same city. There is no information provided about the church he attends.

Curtis Beard is a small business owner in Buckeye, where he runs Beard Seats, a business started by his grandparents thirty years ago in downtown Buckeye. His professional background is primarily centered around his involvement with this family business.

As of June 28, 2024, Curtis Beard’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- Supports using reclaimed water for landscaping to conserve fresh drinking water and benefit the city's future.
- Believes in engaging citizens in the budgeting process for public services to ensure funds are allocated based on community needs. Supports participatory budgeting initiatives to involve residents in decision-making.
- Believes the community needs an active representative to inform them about meetings, events, and issues.
- Believes in increasing community programs involving residents.
- Plans to develop a feedback mechanism for all citizens to receive feedback, criticism, and suggestions for improvement, and is willing to accept mistakes.

- Believes politics can improve by prioritizing people and the city over developers. Opposes warehouses in busy residential areas, suggesting they belong on the outskirts of town.

- Believes the City of Buckeye must build and manage infrastructure to attract larger corporations and higher-paying jobs. Said, "We can't rely on the developers to build everything... the City needs to step up and take control."
- Believes Buckeye must invest in infrastructure, including transportation, utilities, communication, and public services, to ensure long-term success and future growth.

The candidate's website says, "If your communication relates to a law enforcement matter, we may disclose the information to law enforcement agencies that we deem appropriate."

The candidate's website says, "We will not use this information to identify individuals, except for site security or law enforcement purposes."

- Believes the city council should "back the police in every way possible" to address public safety concerns. Plans to take action to support the police department.
- Believes the fire department is excellent but can improve by addressing concerns and enhancing resources for better response times. Plans to work closely with the department to support their diverse roles, including medical calls and welfare checks.
- Supports community involvement in public safety by organizing events and programs to foster collaboration between residents and the police department.
- Believes in enhancing public safety by working together to provide necessary resources, such as additional fire stations.
- The candidate's website says, "If your communication relates to a law enforcement matter, we may disclose the information to law enforcement agencies that we deem appropriate."
- The candidate's website says, "We will not use this information to identify individuals, except for site security or law enforcement purposes."

- Believes in cutting wasteful spending and ensuring tax dollars are used efficiently. Plans to scrutinize city expenditures and answer all resident questions before voting.
- Believes in budget transparency to ensure citizens understand taxpayer money allocation. Supports publicizing budgets and financial reports to promote accountability and reduce wasteful spending.
- Believes pay raises can alleviate hiring shortages by attracting more applicants.

- City council members work together with the rest of the city officials to set and implement city policies and priorities. 
- The City Council is tasked with ensuring the health, comfort, and safety of residents of the city 
- City council members work with the mayor and the city manager to govern city departments, such as the police department, fire department, transportation department, and parks and recreation department. 
- City council members represent either the whole city or residents of a specific district. 
- Most city council members in Arizona are elected to four-year terms in staggered years. Elections are nonpartisan.