City of Spokane Joins Bluesky to Increase Communication with Residents

Spokane, WALocal News

The City of Spokane has announced its collaboration with BlueSky, a social media platform designed to foster community engagement and improve communication with residents. Similar to X/Twitter, BlueSky allows users to share brief posts, images, and videos, offering a new avenue for interaction between citizens and city officials. Mayor Lisa Brown has urged community members to connect on BlueSky by following the official city account and her personal account. This move complements the city's ongoing efforts to share information through established social media channels, including Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Residents are also encouraged to subscribe to the Community Update and the Mayor's monthly newsletter for comprehensive updates.

By embracing this innovative platform, Spokane aims to enhance transparency and accessibility in local governance. The initiative highlights the city's dedication to utilizing modern technology to strengthen community ties. Overall, this engagement strategy reflects a proactive approach to local governance, ensuring that residents remain informed and connected.

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