Mayor Brown announces curfew

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown announced a curfew effective Wednesday at 9:30 p. m. , impacting areas from Boone Ave to Spokane Falls Blvd and Howard St to Division St, including Riverfront Park. All individuals must comply with the curfew, with limited exceptions for law enforcement, emergency personnel, media, local residents, and those attending or leaving the soccer game at the Podium. The decision comes in response to growing safety concerns within the community.

Mayor Brown highlighted the necessity of ensuring public safety during this time. Local officials expect the curfew to help prevent potential disturbances and maintain order. The Spokane Police Department will enforce the curfew and monitor compliance. This action reflects a broader trend of municipalities implementing curfews to address safety issues. The curfew's effectiveness will be evaluated as officials assess its impact on the community.

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