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Spokane City Council passed ordinance C36679, dubbed "Prop None," which Council Member Jonathan Bingle criticized as a weakened alternative to the voter-approved Prop 1 aimed at addressing illegal encampments. Bingle expressed that this decision shows a disconnect between the council and Spokane residents who seek effective solutions for public safety.
Council Member Jonathan Bingle criticized the Spokane City Council for passing ordinance C36679, which he claims undermines the voter-approved Prop 1 aimed at addressing illegal encampments. He expressed concerns about a disconnect between City Hall and Spokane residents, emphasizing the need for leadership to respect voter intent and prioritize public safety.
Spokane will upgrade its water system starting July 7, impacting traffic at the Francis Ave./Hwy 291 and Assembly St. intersection. The project, costing $3.25 million, aims to improve water reliability and support future growth, with completion expected by November 2025.
Spokane will start a major infrastructure project on July 7, impacting traffic at the intersection of Francis Ave. and Assembly St. The project, costing $3.25 million, aims to improve water reliability and is expected to be completed by November 2025.
Spokane will upgrade its water system, starting Monday, July 7, impacting traffic at the Francis Ave./Hwy 291 and Assembly St. intersection. The project, costing $3.25 million, aims to improve water reliability and support future growth, with completion expected by November 2025.
Spokane City Council approved two ordinances addressing homelessness, including measures on unauthorized camping and aggressive solicitation. The new laws aim to connect individuals to navigation services while enforcing regulations on public property use.
Spokane will upgrade its water system, impacting traffic from July 7 through August 15. Northbound Assembly St. will close between Rowan Ave. and Francis Ave./Hwy 291, with detours in place. The $3.25 million project aims to enhance water reliability and support future growth, expected to conclude in November 2025.
Spokane's infrastructure project will upgrade the water system along west Francis Ave./Highway 291 and north Assembly St., starting July 7. The $3.25 million project aims to improve water reliability and will close several streets until November 2025. Motorists are advised to anticipate detours and support local businesses during construction.
Spokane will upgrade its water transmission system, impacting traffic on Francis Ave. and Assembly St. starting July 7. The $3.25 million project aims to enhance water reliability and is expected to finish by November 2025.
Spokane will upgrade its water system along Francis Ave. and Assembly St. starting July 7, causing significant traffic disruptions. The project, costing $3.25 million, aims to improve water reliability and support future growth, with completion expected by November 2025.