City Manager John Hohman Receives Excellence Award

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane Valley City Manager John Hohman received an Excellence Award during a ceremony on August 19, 2025, underscoring his impactful leadership in local governance. The award recognizes his significant contributions to advancing community development and municipal initiatives in Spokane Valley. Hohman's leadership has facilitated collaboration between city departments and the municipal council, benefiting local residents. The ceremony, held in Washington, D. C.

, signifies the national recognition of his efforts in public service. Local officials emphasized that his achievements inspire other city managers across the country. Hohman stated, "This award reflects the hard work of my team and the support of our community. " Spokane Valley has seen improvements in city services and community engagement under his management. His recognition sets a benchmark for excellence in public administration.

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