District 3 Weekly Newsletter Vol. 16

Spokane, WALocal News

Kitty Klitzke, the newly appointed City Council member for District 3, leads the latest newsletter focusing on significant local issues, including transit conferences in Kansas City and the growing problem of powdery mildew on trees. Klitzke emphasizes the importance of community involvement and invites residents to attend upcoming meetings and events to discuss these topics. The newsletter not only informs residents of local governance but also encourages civic engagement in addressing environmental and transit challenges. Klitzke's commitment to these issues underscores the council's dedication to improving public health and transportation in the area. The potential impact of powdery mildew on local trees poses a threat to the community's green spaces, highlighting the need for immediate action.

Furthermore, the transit conferences aim to explore improvements and innovations in public transportation, which could benefit District 3 residents. As discussions unfold, Klitzke seeks to ensure that the voices of the community are represented in council decisions. Engaging with these issues will empower residents to contribute to meaningful change in their neighborhood.

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