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District 3 Weekly Newsletter Vol. 25

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The City of Spokane's District 3 Weekly Newsletter Vol. 25 was released on September 29, 2025, covering several important community topics. It highlights the upcoming APTA Boston conference and the Week Without Driving Challenge, aimed at promoting sustainable transportation choices. Additionally, the newsletter features new safe streets signs intended to improve pedestrian safety. These initiatives are part of Spokane's broader efforts to enhance urban mobility and community engagement.

Local officials emphasize the importance of these programs in fostering a safer and more accessible environment for residents. Engaging with the community through newsletters like this helps raise awareness about critical issues. The city aims to encourage residents to participate actively in these initiatives. Such efforts are vital for fostering a strong sense of community and promoting public safety.

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