Mayor Brown announces curfew

Spokane, WALocal News

Mayor Lisa Brown announced a curfew starting at 9:30 p. m. Wednesday, affecting the area between Boone Ave and Spokane Falls Blvd, including Riverfront Park. Compliance is mandatory for all, with limited exceptions for law enforcement, emergency personnel, media, and residents. Individuals leaving the soccer game at the Podium and those commuting to work are also exempt from the curfew.

This measure aims to enhance public safety amid escalating tensions in the community. Local officials stress the need for cooperation to ensure community safety and order. The curfew reflects a growing trend among cities to implement such measures in response to unrest. Spokane's proactive stance highlights the city's commitment to protecting its residents. Mayor Brown urges everyone to adhere to the curfew to help maintain peace.

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