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Spokane's new street outreach teams cleared 96 encampments in their first 12 days, connecting many individuals to housing and behavioral health services. Mayor Brown highlighted the importance of collaboration among providers to achieve sustainable change in the community.
Spokane Valley officials and project partners celebrated the start of construction on the Pines Road/BNSF Grade Separation Project on October 16, 2025. The $48 million project will improve public safety and traffic flow by separating train and vehicle traffic, with completion expected by spring 2027.
The City of Spokane, in collaboration with Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington, launched new street outreach teams that cleared 96 encampments in their first 12 days. Most individuals at these sites accepted offers for behavioral health or housing services. Mayor Brown emphasized the importance of coordination among various service providers for sustained impact.
Spokane's new street outreach teams closed 96 encampments within their first 12 days of operation. The initiative, a collaboration with Catholic Charities, aims to connect vulnerable individuals with essential services like housing and behavioral health support. Mayor Brown emphasized the importance of ongoing coordination among various service providers for achieving long-term success.
Spokane's new street outreach teams closed 96 encampments within their first 12 days of operation. The majority of individuals engaged with the teams accepted connections to behavioral health or housing services. Mayor Brown emphasized the importance of coordination among service providers for sustained success.
Spokane's new street outreach teams cleared 96 encampments in their first 12 days of operation, connecting many individuals to housing and behavioral health services. Mayor Brown emphasized the importance of coordinated efforts among various service providers to ensure long-term success.
Spokane's new street outreach teams cleared 96 encampments in their first 12 days of operation. The initiative aims to connect vulnerable individuals with behavioral health and housing services, showcasing a successful partnership between the city and Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington.
Spokane's new street outreach teams cleared 96 encampments in their first 12 days of operation. The initiative, launched by the City of Spokane and Catholic Charities, aims to connect vulnerable individuals with housing and behavioral health services. Mayor Brown emphasizes the need for ongoing coordination among service providers for sustainable change.
Spokane's new street outreach teams cleared 96 encampments within their first 12 days of operation. The majority of individuals connected with behavioral health and housing services. City officials emphasize the importance of collaboration for long-term success.
Spokane launched new street outreach teams that cleared 96 encampments within their first 12 days, connecting many individuals with behavioral health and housing services. Mayor Brown emphasized the importance of these teams in facilitating sustainable change through better coordination among service providers.