Mayor Brown Reflects on First Year in Office

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Mayor Lisa Brown celebrated her first anniversary in office on January 2, 2025, reflecting on significant progress in key areas affecting Spokane residents, including community safety, homelessness, housing, and economic development. Her administration has made strides in sustainability and transportation while maintaining fiscal responsibility. In her message, Mayor Brown highlighted the importance of collaboration among the City Council, civic leaders, and the community in achieving these goals. She expressed pride in the collective efforts that have contributed to a more resilient Spokane. For further insights, a document detailing the administration's accomplishments and a video message from the Mayor are available for public viewing.

With a focus on community engagement, Brown is optimistic about future initiatives aimed at enhancing the quality of life in Spokane.

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