Mayor Brown Urges Federal Lawmakers to Save the CDBG Program

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane Mayor Brown has joined a bipartisan group of mayors in urging federal lawmakers to safeguard the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program, which is vital for funding community projects and services. The mayor emphasized the program's role in enhancing local infrastructure and providing economic opportunities for residents. This advocacy comes at a critical time, as potential cuts to the program are being discussed in Congress. Alongside this effort, Spokane prepares for National Night Out Against Crime, scheduled for August 5th. The event invites neighborhoods to register and host parties aimed at fostering community-police relationships and promoting safety awareness.

Engaging local citizens in these initiatives is essential for building a safer Spokane. The CDBG Program and National Night Out both represent significant opportunities for community involvement and support. Maintaining funding for the CDBG will ensure that Spokane can continue to thrive and address its residents' needs effectively.

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