Official Statement from Council Member Navarrete

Spokane, WALocal News

Council Member Lili Navarrete will officially join the Community Health and Human Services (CHHS) team as a City of Spokane employee. This transition emphasizes the city’s commitment to enhancing community health initiatives. Navarrete’s extensive experience in public service is expected to bring valuable insights and leadership to CHHS programs. The council member aims to address pressing health issues facing Spokane residents, including access to mental health services and substance abuse treatment. This move is significant as it showcases the city’s focus on integrating health and human services for better community outcomes.

Local stakeholders and residents can expect updates on Navarrete's initiatives and how they will impact public health. The official statement marks a pivotal moment in the city’s approach to health services. Community members are encouraged to engage with the CHHS team as these changes unfold.

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