Emry Dinman
City Hall Reporter at The Spokesman-Review
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yahoo.com | Emry Dinman
Apr. 17—The Washington Supreme Court on Thursday overturned Spokane's law banning homeless encampments from most of the city. Voters had overwhelmingly approved the ballot measure, called Proposition 1, in 2023. Justices, however, determined the measure exceeded the legal limits of local initiatives. which voters approved overwhelmingly in 2023. Justices determined that the ballot measure exceeded the legal limits of local initiatives.
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1 week ago |
spokesman.com | Emry Dinman
The Washington Supreme Court on Thursday overturned Spokane’s law banning homeless encampments from most of the city, which voters approved overwhelmingly in 2023. Justices determined that the ballot measure exceeded the legal limits of local initiatives. The city’s previous camping ban, which is only enforceable if shelters are full, remains in affect.
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spokesman.com | Emry Dinman
Noting a rising rate of traffic fatalities and serious injuries in Spokane, Mayor Lisa Brown, members of her cabinet and several City Council members announced a slate of initiatives aimed at making the city’s streets safer for both pedestrians and drivers.
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spokesman.com | Emry Dinman
U.S. Rep. Emily Randall, a Democrat who represents the Tacoma and Olympic peninsulas in Congress, will host a town hall in Spokane Friday evening along with state Democratic Party Chair Shasti Conrad and others to discuss “illegal and damaging actions by Trump, Musk, and their allies,” according to a news release. The town hall, which will be held in the Spokane Community College Lair Student Center at 5:30 p.m. Friday, is open to the public. Attendees may bring signage.
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spokesman.com | Emry Dinman
Spokane will resume a contract to dispose of abandoned or disabled RVs littering the city’s streets, picking up the slack after a pause in reimbursements from the state. The Spokane City Council on Monday night approved a $125,000 contract with Evergreen State Towing that will run through September, during which time the city will negotiate a longer-term contract. The council in December approved $350,000 for the entirety of the 2025-2026 budget for the purpose.
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