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Wednesday, May 14th - 10:58 AM |
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Sustainability Task Force Begins Meetings
The Mayor’s Sustainability Task Force, a group of 13 people who will create a
strategic action plan to identify ways that City government can help to address the impacts of climate change and energy security, has created four work groups that will begin meeting this week....more |
Extreme Caution Around Spokane River
With the Spokane River near flood stage and very warm temperatures expected later this week, the City of Spokane’s Fire Department and Public Works Division are urging citizens to use extreme caution around the Spokane River. ...more |
Shoreline Master Program Input Needed
The City of Spokane will host an open house on Wednesday, May 14, to allow citizens to provide input on a significant update to the City’s Shoreline Master Program. The open house will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Mason Auditorium at the West Central Community Center, 1603 N. Belt....more |
Downtown Street Tree Replacement Program
The City of Spokane, along with the Spokane County Conservation District and the Downtown Spokane Partnership, is launching a grant program to plant new street trees in downtown Spokane. ...more |
Ombudsman Tentative Agreement Announced
Mayor Mary Verner, Police Chief Anne Kirkpatrick, and Police Guild President Ernie Wuthrich today announced that the City and the Police Guild have reached a tentative agreement for the creation of an ombudsman to provide external oversight of the Spokane Police Department. ...more |
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