Development Services Center Limited Availability During Training

Spokane, WALocal News

The Development Services Center will experience limited availability while staff undergo training for a new permitting system. Customers are encouraged to plan ahead and utilize online permit services to meet their permitting needs. Jessica Fisher, the Public Information Coordinator, noted that longer response times for questions and requests should be anticipated. This training is part of the city's effort to improve service quality and efficiency for residents. The city expresses gratitude for the public's patience during this transition period.

Once fully operational, the new system aims to streamline permitting processes. This change reflects the city's commitment to better serve the community's needs. Residents are urged to stay informed about updates regarding the new system.

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