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City Memorial Day closures planned
In observance of the Memorial Day holiday on Monday, May 27, City Hall will be closed along with other City facilities, including the garbage transfer stations and Waste-to-Energy facility. Parking meters don’t have to be plugged on Monday, and garbage pickup and curbside recycling will be a day late all week. ...more |
Mayor's KC-46A statement
“There will be more bases, and we are well-positioned as a reasonable alternative to meet the needs of the Air Force and the mission the KC-46A will carry out. The association at Fairchild Air Force Base between the active duty wing and the Air National Guard has been cited as a model for the Air Force strategy for Total Force Integration (TFI). ...more |
Budget to emphasize long-term
Spokane Mayor David Condon says the emphasis in 2014 will be on the long-term fiscal health of the City and its citizens in announcing a budget process that provides the public with information to help them participate in prioritizing next year’s needs. ...more |
Fire Service Task Force meeting
The Fire Service Task Force, an independent committee appointed by Mayor David Condon to take a long-term strategic look at fire response, emergency medical response and medical transport in Spokane, has announced a meeting schedule for its two work groups. ...more |
Mann Center redevelopment proposals sought
The Spokane City Council announced today that it is seeking proposals to redevelop the military surplus properties comprising the PFC Joe E. Mann U.S. Army Reserve Center in the Hillyard Neighborhood. ...more |
City Council release initiatives analysis
Members of the Spokane City Council today released the legal analysis of the proposed citizen initiatives conducted independently by the City Attorney’s Office and a private law firm. ...more |
Snyder: sequestration cuts essential services
Spokane City Councilman Jon Snyder and President of Aging and Long Term Care of Eastern Washington Nick Beamer announced that the Sequestration cuts passed by Congress are poised to have a negative effect for area seniors who depend on the services ALTCEW provides. ...more |
ALTCEW to discuss sequestration impact
A Press Conference where ALTCEW service providers and service recipients will show the disastrous effects that Sequestration cuts passed by Congress will have on essential services for the elderly and disabled population in Spokane and surrounding areas. ...more |
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