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Council Members Klitzke and Zappone proposed an $800,000 budget amendment to enhance funding for libraries in Spokane. Additionally, new automated traffic safety cameras have been installed, with a violation warning period starting Monday.
Spokane officials invite community input on the Division Street Transit Oriented Development Plan. Draft concepts are available for review, and residents can provide feedback through an online survey. This initiative aims to shape future land use along Division Street.
Spokane City Council Member Jonathan Bingle opposes the recent tax increase, citing its burden on families and small businesses. He advocates for a flat budget focused on essential services and fiscal responsibility. Bingle emphasizes that the government should live within its means, similar to local families.
Spokane Council Member Jonathan Bingle opposes the recent tax increase in Washington, calling it fiscally irresponsible. He advocates for a budget that prioritizes essential government functions without raising taxes on residents. Bingle emphasizes the need for government accountability and responsible stewardship of taxpayer money.
Spokane Valley will adjust its holiday hours for Thanksgiving on November 25, 2025. The event will affect various sectors, particularly bars and restaurants, amid ongoing discussions about the local economy and housing market.
Spokane Council Member Jonathan Bingle opposes the recent historic tax increase, stating that it places undue strain on families and small businesses. He advocates for a budget that prioritizes essential services without raising taxes further. Bingle calls for the government to live within its means, reflecting the financial realities faced by taxpayers.
Spokane's curbside garbage, recycling, and yard waste pickup will be delayed by one day starting Thursday due to the Thanksgiving holiday. Residents are advised to have their carts out by 6 AM on their scheduled collection day. Additional information on city closures is available online.
Spokane City Council Member Jonathan Bingle opposes the recent tax increase, claiming it burdens families and small businesses. He advocates for a flat budget and prioritizing essential services, arguing that government should live within its means. Bingle emphasizes the need for accountability and responsible spending.
Spokane City Council Member Jonathan Bingle opposes the recent historic tax increase affecting families and small businesses. He advocates for a leaner budget focused on essential services, rejecting tax hikes as a default government response.
Spokane District 1 Council Member Jonathan Bingle opposes the recent historic tax increase affecting families and small businesses. He argues that raising taxes is fiscally irresponsible when alternatives exist, advocating for a leaner government budget focused on essential services. Bingle pledges to continue fighting for taxpayer accountability.