Mayor Brown announces curfew

Spokane, WALocal News

Mayor Lisa Brown announced a curfew effective at 9:30 p. m. Wednesday in downtown Spokane. This curfew encompasses the area from Boone Ave to Spokane Falls Blvd and Howard St to Division St, including Riverfront Park. All residents and visitors must comply, although exceptions apply for law enforcement, emergency personnel, and media.

Individuals leaving the Podium soccer game or commuting to work are also exempt from the restrictions. The decision stems from rising concerns regarding public safety in the area. Local officials believe that enforcing this curfew is crucial for maintaining order and protecting residents. The curfew reflects broader efforts to address recent disturbances in the city. Community leaders urge compliance to ensure a safer environment for all.

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