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Mayor Brown Introduces Ordinance to Curb Illegal Dumping

Mayor Brown has introduced a new ordinance aimed at reducing illegal dumping in Spokane, aligning local penalties with state law. The initiative is complemented by a new online dashboard that will provide residents with insights regarding waste management and collection.

Renovated High Bridge Dog Park Soft Opening Oct. 28

The High Bridge Dog Park in Spokane will have a soft opening on October 28, 2024, providing a newly renovated space for the community and its pets. The park's full completion is set for spring 2025, promising enhanced facilities for dog owners and their furry friends. This initiative highlights the city's commitment to improving local recreational areas.

Suspect in East Spokane homicide in custody

The City of Spokane Police Department has taken a suspect into custody in connection with a homicide that occurred in East Spokane. This critical development in the investigation highlights the ongoing efforts of local law enforcement to address violent crime in the area.

Deputy Chief Lance Dahl Awarded 2024 WA State Fire Marshal of the Year

Deputy Chief Lance Dahl of the Spokane Fire Department has been recognized as the 2024 Washington State Fire Marshal of the Year by the Washington State Fire Marshals Association. This prestigious award highlights Dahl's significant contributions to fire prevention and safety in the Spokane region.

Mayor Brown Completes Cabinet Leadership Team with Latest Appointments

Mayor Lisa Brown has announced her latest appointments to the City of Spokane’s cabinet leadership team, further solidifying her administration's strategic direction. These appointments are expected to enhance governance and operational effectiveness within the city.

Mission Ave. Bridge Work Will Impact Traffic Oct. 23 and 24

Traffic on Mission Ave. in east Spokane will be affected on October 23rd and 24th due to bridge work, prompting drivers to seek alternate routes. The city warns of potential delays and encourages residents to plan accordingly. For further information, contact Communications Manager Kirstin Davis.

Suspect in custody after daytime parking lot assault

A suspect has been taken into custody following an assault that occurred in a Spokane parking lot during the daytime. The incident took place on October 17, 2024, prompting a response from Spokane Police Department officers. This event has raised concerns about public safety in the area.

Spokane City Council Passes Ordinance to Streamline Rental Registry

The Spokane City Council passed Ordinance C36576 during a legislative session, modifying the Rental Registry Requirements with a vote of 5-2. This ordinance aims to streamline the rental registration process in Spokane, reflecting the city's commitment to improving housing management and oversight.

Spokane Solid Waste Collection Schedule for Indigenous Peoples Day

The City of Spokane announced that Solid Waste collection will proceed on its regular schedule during Indigenous Peoples Day on October 14, 2024. Residents are reminded to place their carts at the curb by 6 a.m. on their designated collection days.

Spokane's Solid Waste Collection Remains on Schedule for Martin Luther King Day

The City of Spokane presents a list of videos released on October 15, 2024, featuring significant announcements from Mayor Brown. In his inaugural statement, the mayor discusses fiscal health, homelessness, and community safety, emphasizing the city's ongoing initiatives and progress. The solid waste collection schedule remains unchanged due to Indigenous Peoples Day.

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