Mayor Brown to Hold 'State of Community Safety' Virtual Town Hall

Spokane, WALocal News

Mayor Lisa Brown of Spokane, Washington, will host a "State of Community Safety" virtual town hall on November 13, 2024, from 11 a. m. to noon. This event is designed to discuss critical safety issues that affect the local community and foster a dialogue between city leadership and residents. The town hall provides a platform for Spokane residents to express their concerns and offer suggestions regarding public safety measures.

Mayor Brown emphasizes the importance of community involvement in shaping effective safety strategies, highlighting a commitment to transparency within the local government. Participants can expect an interactive format that allows them to engage directly with city leaders. This initiative aligns with broader efforts to enhance public safety and community well-being in Spokane. The event serves as a vital opportunity for residents to stay informed and participate actively in their community's safety discourse. Residents are urged to join and take part in this essential conversation about community safety.

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