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Mayor Verner Details 2010 City Budget Proposal
During her presentation of the proposed 2010 City Budget, Mayor Mary Verner thanked City employees for contributing to the solution to a projected shortfall for 2010 and called the resulting balanced budget proposal a “victory.” ...more |
Information for the November General Election
City of Spokane voters will cast ballots in the coming days and weeks on a number of local and statewide election issues. ...more |
West Quadrant TIF Advisory Board
The City of Spokane is seeking residents to help determine how to spend a portion of the funds raised by the Tax Increment Financing (TIF) district created in 2007 in West Central Spokane that includes the Kendall Yards development area. ...more |
City Rolls Out Revised Approach To Snow Removal
Following two years of record snowfalls, the City of Spokane is rolling out a revised approach to snow removal as a pilot project for the 2009-10 snow season. Citizens will be encouraged to offer comments and suggestions throughout the winter, resulting in a permanent plan for the 2010-11 snow season. ...more |
Fifth Annual Girls Day Out
Merchants and restaurants in the Historic Hillyard, Spokane International District (located in Historic East Sprague), and North Monroe Business Centers are catering to and pampering female customers for a shopping event! These Business Associations are proud to sponsor Spokane’s fifth annual “Girls Day Out” on Saturday, Nov. 14, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Prepare for H1N1 “Swine” Flu
Health officials are concerned about a resurgence of H1N1 flu--otherwise known as the swine flu. The City is planning for how the H1N1 flu may affect operations at the City and wants to pass on that information to concerned citizens. ...more |
Stimulus Funds in Spokane
The City of Spokane is putting American Reinvestment and Recovery Act dollars to work for Spokane and its citizens. ...more |
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