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Citizen Survey 2009
The Spokane City Council wants to hear from you!
The Council has developed an on-line survey designed to gauge their opinions about the community and how satisfied citizens are with services provided by the City of Spokane. The Council will use the information to help develop their work plans and areas of focus. ...more |
Applications For Sponsored Youth Pool Passes
The new Shadle and A.M. Cannon aquatics centers will open to the public on Monday, July 6, and the City of Spokane Parks and Recreation Department knows everyone will want to participate in the fun.
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Applications For Sponsored Youth Pool Passes
The new Shadle and A.M. Cannon aquatics centers will open to the public on Monday, July 6, and the City of Spokane Parks and Recreation Department knows everyone will want to participate in the fun.
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Event to Celebrate New Library Computers
Spokane, WA – On Tuesday, July 7 at 1:00 at the Shadle Library, the Spokane Public Library will hold a ribbon cutting event to inaugurate new public use computers underwritten by the Gates Foundation and local private donors. ...more |
Meetings Set To Discuss University District
The City of Spokane has proposed developing a Local Revitalization Area in the University District on the east end of downtown and is seeking input from citizens on the proposal. ...more |
City Details Fourth of July Activities, Closures
In observance of the Independence Day holiday, Spokane City Hall will be closed on Friday, July 3. Meanwhile, the garbage transfer stations and the Waste-to-Energy facility will be closed on Saturday, July 4, as will all Spokane Public Library branches. ...more |
City Has Funding For Low-income Rental Projects
The City of Spokane seeks applicants for funding that can be used to acquire, rehabilitate, or construct rental properties within the City limits that are affordable to low-income residents in our community. ...more |
Help Improve A Child's Summer
For just $15, citizens and businesses can guarantee a child a summer of swimming!
“All our children should be able to splash, play, and cool off in our pools,” says Barry Russell, Spokane’s Parks & Recreation Director. “We are committed to ensuring that every Spokane child be able to swim. We need the public’s help to make that happen.”
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The Fireworks Ban in Spokane is Working!
This July marks the 17th year of a complete fireworks ban in Spokane, Spokane Valley, Cheney, Liberty Lake and the unincorporated parts of Spokane County. ...more |
Shadle and A.M. Cannon Pools Open July 6th
It’s been a long snowy winter and a somewhat delayed spring, but now we are ready to celebrate the completion of construction of the first two neighborhood pools built with 2007 Parks Improvement Bond funds.
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Stimulus Funds in Spokane
The City of Spokane is putting American Reinvestment and Recovery Act dollars to work for Spokane and its citizens. ...more |
Mayor Announced 2009 Urban Design Awards Program
Mayor Mary Verner announced today—at the location of one of the 2007 Urban Design Merit Award recipients, the Hawkins Edwards Office Building, 225 W. Main Ave.—that the City is now seeking applications for this year’s Mayor’s Urban Design Awards. The program is intended to recognize and thank people who contribute to Spokane’s quality of life and help implement the City’s Comprehensive Plan through good urban design. ...more |
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