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District 3 Weekly Newsletter Vol. 18

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The City of Spokane shared its blog posts on August 11, 2025, including District 3 Weekly Newsletter Vol. 18, which was published at 12:06 p. m. This edition emphasizes National Night Out Against Crime, an event designed to foster community-police partnerships and enhance neighborhood safety. It also outlines forthcoming ordinances that aim to improve public safety protocols.

These newsletters play a crucial role in keeping the community informed about local issues and upcoming initiatives. The City of Spokane prioritizes transparency and public engagement through such communications. The focus on crime prevention reflects ongoing efforts to maintain a safe environment for residents. As Spokane prepares for National Night Out, the city encourages residents to participate actively in community safety initiatives. Overall, the newsletter serves as an important resource for residents to stay updated on local governance and safety measures.

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