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Spokane's January news spotlight features the charming Peaceful Valley neighborhood, known for its historical homes and designation on the National Register of Historic Places. To enhance communication, the Office of Neighborhood Services will relocate to the City’s Communications Department, facilitating better interactions with residents. With snow season underway, the article emphasizes the importance of parking on odd sides of the street during snow events for safe and efficient snow removal. The Parks Department has initiated the Tree Equity Spokane program to support underserved neighborhoods by replacing dead trees and enhancing urban forestry education. Furthermore, the City has collaborated with local agencies to create a new dashboard that provides insights into homelessness and available support resources, marking a critical step towards addressing challenges faced by the unhoused community.

The updates encourage residents to engage with their neighborhoods through council meetings and by signing up for monthly newsletters, highlighting Spokane's commitment to improving the quality of life for its residents.

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