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Spokane city leaders will announce the next phase of the H.O.M.E. Starts Here initiative, focusing on engagement and enforcement strategies to combat public camping and open drug use. The plan includes more discretion for officers in issuing citations and new outreach efforts to connect individuals in crisis with resources.
Spokane city leaders will unveil the next phase of the H.O.M.E. Starts Here initiative, focusing on engagement and enforcement strategies to address public camping and drug use. Mayor Brown emphasizes a balanced approach of compassion and accountability during the upcoming Public Safety meeting and press conference.
Spokane city leaders will unveil the next phase of the H.O.M.E. Starts Here initiative, focusing on engagement and enforcement strategies to address public camping and drug use. Mayor Lisa Brown emphasized the need for outreach and accountability as the city launches a daytime navigation center and a street outreach team.
Spokane leaders will unveil the next phase of the H.O.M.E. Starts Here initiative at a Public Safety meeting and press conference. The plan aims to end public camping and open drug use while enhancing outreach and resources for those in crisis.
Spokane will celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day on Oct. 13, with events scheduled throughout the city. The day aims to honor and recognize the contributions of Indigenous communities. Local officials plan to implement initiatives to boost awareness of Indigenous cultures.
The City of Spokane's District 3 Weekly Newsletter highlights an upcoming Town Hall and the GARE Leadership Summit. It outlines several meetings scheduled for October 6, including the Public Safety and Community Health Committee and the Legislative Session.
Spokane city leaders will announce the next phase of the H.O.M.E. Starts Here initiative on Monday, focusing on engagement and enforcement strategies to address public camping and open drug use. Mayor Lisa Brown emphasized the need for balance between compassion and accountability in addressing homelessness.
Spokane leaders will unveil the next phase of the H.O.M.E. Starts Here initiative, focusing on engagement and enforcement strategies to address public camping and open drug use. Mayor Lisa Brown emphasizes the need for both compassion and accountability in connecting individuals to resources while ensuring law compliance.
Spokane's District 2 Council members host a Coffee with Council event from October 6 to October 9, 2025. The gathering aims to engage local residents in discussions about community issues. This initiative fosters direct communication between citizens and their elected officials.
Spokane city leaders will announce the next phase of the H.O.M.E. Starts Here initiative, focusing on public safety and homelessness. The initiative will enhance law enforcement's discretion and expand outreach efforts to address public camping and drug use.