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Council Members Propose Budget Amendment and New Traffic Safety Cameras

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane Council Members Klitzke and Zappone proposed an $800,000 budget amendment to enhance funding for local libraries. This initiative aims to support educational resources and ensure that library services meet the needs of the community. The proposal comes amidst ongoing discussions about budget priorities that impact local services. In a separate development, the city has installed new automated traffic safety cameras, with a violation warning period set to begin Monday. This measure is part of a larger effort to improve road safety and reduce traffic violations.

The council members highlighted the significance of investing in public resources during the budgeting process. Both initiatives underscore the council’s commitment to fostering community engagement and safety. These actions demonstrate proactive governance in addressing the city's needs.

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