District 3 Weekly Newsletter Vol. 29

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane's Public Safety and Community Health Committee meets Monday at noon in the City Council Chambers, followed by an agenda review at 3 p. m. and a legislative session at 6 p. m. These sessions aim to address local public safety and health initiatives, allowing community members to engage with city officials.

On Thursday, a round table will take place at the Ruby River Hotel's Shoreline Ballroom from 1-3 p. m. to discuss Active Transportation connections along the Division Corridor. This session will also cover design elements for Business Access and Transit lanes as part of the Division Street Bus Rapid Transit project, which aims to enhance public transit accessibility. Residents can sign up for the PlanSpokane 2046 newsletter to receive updates on engagement opportunities and the progress of the Comprehensive Plan Update.

These meetings reflect Spokane's commitment to improving urban planning and community health initiatives. Participation in such events is crucial for fostering dialogue between city officials and residents.

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