Mayor Brown Introduces Ordinance to Curb Illegal Dumping

Spokane, WALocal News

In a significant move to combat illegal dumping, Mayor Brown has introduced an ordinance that aligns Spokane's penalties with state law, reinforcing the city's commitment to environmental stewardship. The ordinance is part of a comprehensive strategy to encourage responsible waste disposal and maintain the city's cleanliness. Alongside this legislative effort, Spokane will launch a new online dashboard, providing residents with valuable insights into waste collection schedules and services. This interactive platform is designed to foster transparency and enhance community involvement in waste management. Mayor Brown highlighted the necessity of such measures in creating a cleaner, safer environment for all residents.

The initiative aims not only to deter illegal dumping but also to educate the public about proper waste disposal practices. By leveraging technology and community engagement, this ordinance represents a proactive approach to tackling local environmental challenges. The administration hopes that these efforts will lead to a noticeable decrease in illegal dumping incidents across the city.

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