Mayor Brown announces curfew

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown announced a curfew beginning at 9:30 p. m. Wednesday for the downtown area, including Riverfront Park. The curfew applies to all individuals, but exceptions exist for law enforcement, emergency personnel, residents, and soccer game attendees at the Podium. The measure aims to enhance public safety amid rising concerns about crowd control.

City officials are monitoring the situation closely as community events proceed. This curfew reflects a proactive approach to ensuring order during significant gatherings in the city. Spokane has experienced increased activity in downtown areas, prompting the mayor's decision. The city has faced similar curfews in the past during large events. Authorities urge residents to comply with the curfew to maintain safety and order.

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