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Spokane Police warn residents about home title theft, a scam where criminals forge documents to transfer property ownership for financial gain. Victims often discover the fraud too late, losing their homes. Citizens are encouraged to monitor their property titles regularly to prevent such crimes.
Spokane Police warn residents of a growing home title theft scam where criminals forge documents to steal property titles. Victims often remain unaware until it's too late, losing ownership and financial assets. Residents are urged to monitor their property records and report any suspicious activity.
Spokane Police warn residents about home title theft, a scam where criminals forge documents to transfer property ownership for financial gain. Victims often remain unaware until it is too late, making proactive monitoring essential. Residents are encouraged to check county records regularly for unauthorized filings.
Spokane Police warn residents about a rise in home title theft, where criminals forge documents to illegally transfer property ownership. Victims often remain unaware until it's too late, losing their homes and potential equity. Community members can monitor their property records to prevent this crime.
Spokane Police warn residents about a growing fraud involving home title theft, where criminals steal identities to transfer property titles for financial gain. Homeowners often remain unaware until it is too late, risking their ownership. Community members can monitor their titles through county registers to avoid becoming victims.
Spokane Police warn residents about a rising home title theft scam targeting homeowners nationwide. Criminals steal identities to forge documents, unlawfully transferring home titles for financial gain, often leaving original owners unaware until it's too late. Residents can monitor their home titles through county records to prevent becoming victims.
Spokane Police warn residents about a growing home title theft scam where criminals forge documents to transfer property ownership for financial gain. Victims often remain unaware until it is too late, leading to severe financial consequences. Community members can proactively monitor their home titles through county records to prevent becoming victims.
Spokane police warn residents about a growing home title theft scam, where criminals steal identities to transfer home ownership for financial gain. Victims often remain unaware until it is too late, losing their property. Citizens are encouraged to monitor their home titles and report any suspicious activity.
Mayor Lisa Brown ordered flags at all City facilities to be lowered to half-staff in remembrance of former Vice President Richard Cheney, who passed away on November 3, 2025. This action aligns with Governor Bob Ferguson's directive for state and U.S. flags to be lowered at state agency facilities. Mayor Brown encourages residents to join in this tribute by lowering flags at their homes and businesses.
Hope Soccer and City Parks & Recreation announced a partnership to enhance youth soccer access with a new mini-pitch, set to be inaugurated on November 5. Additionally, the city revealed its operational schedule for Veterans Day, observed on November 11.