Spokane County Public Works Places Seasonal and Emergency Road Restrictions

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Spokane County is embarking on a crucial journey to shape its future with the initiation of the 2026 Comprehensive Plan. This marks the first time planning staff will meet in person with regional specialists through teleconferencing, fostering collaboration. Over the next two years, the planning process will address vital areas such as land use, economic development, and environmental sustainability, essential for the county's growth and resilience. Local residents are encouraged to engage actively, providing feedback to tailor the plan to community needs. This approach highlights the importance of stakeholder collaboration and community involvement in public planning efforts.

As the project advances, the County aims to ensure that the Comprehensive Plan incorporates a diverse range of perspectives and aspirations, demonstrating Spokane County's commitment to proactive governance and sustainable development. Community participation will be central to this planning process, empowering residents to influence decisions that affect their lives.

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