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Spokane Mayor Brown ordered flags lowered at city facilities to honor a Spokane County sergeant who was killed in the line of duty. This tribute reflects the city's respect for law enforcement and its fallen members.
A stabbing incident in downtown Spokane resulted in one fatality and another injury. The Spokane Police responded to the scene, with preliminary reports indicating that two individuals were involved.
Spokane lowered flags in honor of Sergeant Kenneth Salas, who passed away, as a sign of respect. Additionally, the city announced a $7.5 million investment to rehabilitate and construct new affordable housing units. These initiatives reflect Spokane's commitment to honoring its public servants and addressing housing needs.
Mayor Lisa Brown ordered flags at all City facilities to be lowered to half-staff in honor of Spokane County Sergeant Kenneth Salas, who died while assisting with a traffic hazard. The City encourages residents to join in this recognition, with a memorial service scheduled for Wednesday, August 20, at 1 p.m.
Spokane allocated $7.5 million to fund nine affordable housing projects and programs, enhancing the local housing inventory. The funding will support new construction, rehabilitation, and homeownership initiatives aimed at vulnerable populations. Mayor Brown emphasized the importance of these investments for community stability and opportunity.
Mayor Lisa Brown ordered flags at all City facilities to be lowered to half-staff in honor of Spokane County Sergeant Kenneth Salas, who died while assisting with a traffic hazard on Interstate 90. The City encourages residents to participate in this tribute, with flags remaining at half-staff until Wednesday. A memorial service is scheduled for August 20 at the Spokane Convention Center.
The City of Spokane allocated $7.5 million to fund nine affordable housing projects and programs. This investment includes new construction and rehabilitation projects, aiming to increase affordable housing options for low-income households. Mayor Brown emphasized the importance of these funds in promoting stability and opportunity within the community.
Mayor Brown ordered flags lowered at City facilities in Spokane to honor a county sergeant killed in the line of duty. This act of remembrance reflects the community's respect for law enforcement. The announcement was made on August 9, 2025.
Mayor Lisa Brown ordered flags at all City facilities to half-staff in honor of Spokane County Sergeant Kenneth Salas, who died while assisting with a traffic hazard. Flags will remain lowered through Wednesday, coinciding with a memorial service for Salas at the Spokane Convention Center.
Spokane has allocated $7.5 million to support nine local affordable housing projects, including new construction and rehabilitation initiatives. The funding aims to increase affordable rental and homeownership options, particularly for low-income households. Mayor Brown emphasized the importance of these investments for community stability and opportunity.