News Releases for Friday, October 24, 2025

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane City Council members will introduce a new ordinance called “Safe and Accessible Spaces” to tackle obstruction and unauthorized camping. This initiative aims to enhance public safety and accessibility throughout the city. The ordinance reflects ongoing concerns about homelessness and the use of public spaces, with officials asserting it will provide a structured approach to managing unauthorized camping. During the upcoming meeting at 5 p. m.

on October 25, 2025, the council will discuss the specifics of the ordinance. The city has seen a rise in unauthorized camping, prompting the need for a policy that balances public safety and individual rights. Input from local stakeholders is encouraged to ensure diverse perspectives are considered. The city plans to implement this ordinance swiftly to address pressing community needs. Officials emphasize that the measure represents a proactive approach to improving urban living conditions.

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