Mayor Brown announces curfew

Spokane, WALocal News

Mayor Lisa Brown announced a curfew effective at 9:30 p. m. Wednesday, covering the area from Boone Ave to Spokane Falls Blvd and Howard St to Division St, including Riverfront Park. This curfew requires compliance from all individuals, with exceptions made for law enforcement, emergency personnel, media, residents returning home, and those commuting to work. The decision aims to enhance public safety amid escalating tensions in the community.

Local officials are urging residents to cooperate to ensure a peaceful environment during curfew hours. Mayor Brown highlighted that the curfew is a necessary step to prevent potential disturbances and protect citizens. The curfew aligns with recent trends of local governments taking proactive measures in response to civil unrest. This initiative is part of broader efforts to maintain order and prevent incidents that could threaten public safety. Community members are reminded of their responsibility to adhere to the curfew for the welfare of all.

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