CIVICS | We also have a mayoral veto of the renter ordinance, a mandate to keep a closer eye on the city’s money and money for pretrial services.
CIVICS | City Council is canceled this week, but we have plenty of interesting stuff in committees and county commission.
CIVICS | And, the city council is finalizing impact fees for developers.
CIVICS | Plus, more license plate cameras coming to a corner near you and a final reading on the Cannon historic district.
CIVICS | Spokane City Council is expected to have final readings on the pavement to people ordinance and an ordinance to figure out how to have a regional homelessness authority.
CIVICS | Plus, Antifa is coming to the Spokane Library
CIVICS | Spokane is finally signing contracts for Camp Hope projects and county commissioners are considering a regional homelessness authority pitch.
CIVICS | Latah Valley development fees headline another slow week in local policy making.
CIVICS | County funding renewed for key behavioral health programs.
CIVICS | Vote postponed again. Plus Spokane wants to buy Trent shelter and possible changes at the county jail.
CIVICS | Plus, MLK Jr. Day closures and ways to volunteer
CIVICS | This week you’ll see a lot of routine reorganizing, but there are some bigger items, too, like allocating money to fund shelter beds for the unhoused, discussions about sexual education in schools and finalizing the process for leasing out the former East Central Library.
