Modernizing City Hall to make our government work for its constituents – the citizens of Phoenix.

• Robb has a track record of doing this, during COVID Luminosity Lab teams deployed a crowd source PPE network for faster fulfillment for hospitals and service providers throughout the state, as well as working with St. Marys Food Bank, Amazon, and a network of volunteers to provide food to food insecure families from Title I Schools. Today, they are working with the Phoenix Office of Homeless Solutions to develop software tools to get individuals off the streets and into shelters quicker. Technology and innovation should be used, but more than anything an improved user experience for the people of Phoenix is needed.

  • Robb believes we should leverage technology where plausible to make it easier for City of Phoenix employees to work with and on behalf of Phoenicians, providing better services and guidance to constituents to solve problems and know their resources available.

  • There is also a need to bring down walls and departmental silos that exist in the City, and hinder small business and neighborhood success.

  • Robb wants to attract non-traditional talent to the City by partnering with local higher education partners to get fresh perspectives, boost City capacity to solve problems, and retain top talent in Phoenix.

  • Robb will convene tech, academia, and civic leaders to find and attack our most urgent problems.

  • Phoenix can be the most innovative city in America – Robb will be a key reason why.