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| Thursday, September 2nd - 7:51 AM |
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Slow Down for Children
The City of Spokane is working to improve pedestrian safety and drivers are being asked to slow down, obey speed limits, and become more aware of pedestrians and children walking to school. ...more |
Annual Comprehensive Plan Ammendments
The City of Spokane will be accepting applications for the annual Comprehensive Plan Amendment Cycle up until October 31, 2010. ...more |
Labor Day Activities, Closures
In observance of the Labor Day holiday on Monday, Sept. 6, Spokane City Hall will be closed along with other City facilities, including the garbage transfer stations and the waste-to-energy plant. ...more |
North-East Development Board Applications
The City of Spokane is seeking applicants for a North-East Development Advisory Board. ...more |
Warming Center Applications
The City of Spokane’s Human Services Department is asking social service agencies to apply to be “warming centers” for the homeless during periods of extreme cold weather for the 2010-11 winter. ...more |
Low-Income Rental Funding
The City of Spokane seeks applicants for funding rental properties that are affordable to low-income residents. ...more |
Seeking Applications for Lodging Tax Grants
The City of Spokane’s Lodging Tax Advisory Committee is seeking applications for 2011 lodging tax grants. Grant funds totaling $100,000 are to be divided among projects that promote eligible tourism and cultural activities in the City of Spokane. The grant money comes from the City’s share of taxes on overnight stays within the City limits. ...more |
Burn Restrictions for City
Because of the hot and dry conditions, outdoor recreational fires, including campfires, have been restricted in the City of Spokane effective today, July 15, by order of the Spokane City Fire Marshal. ...more |
City Says: Slow the Flow
The City of Spokane once again is encouraging residents to “Slow the Flow” of water this summer as part of its public awareness campaign to promote water stewardship. The campaign—which includes radio and print ads, along with web information and other promotions—kicked off June 28 and will run through early September. ...more |
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