News Releases for September 2024

Today

Flags Lowered for Former Representative Dennis Flannigan

8:56 a.m. - Flags lowered to half-staff

Yesterday

Mayor Brown, Council President Wilkerson propose sunset provision for

10:17 a.m. - Mayor and Council President announce their intentions to establish a Community Safety Fund and a 10-year sunset provision for the proposed measure.

Sept. 11

Flags Fly Half-Staff for Patriot Day

9:10 a.m. - City facilities observe Patriot Day

Sept. 10

Mayor Brown Proposes New Special US Assistant Attorney Role to Target

10:18 a.m. - Mayor Lisa Brown proposes creating a new Special US Assistant Attorney position to focus on narcotics prosecution.

Sept. 9

High Traffic Impacts This Week

5:03 p.m. - Drivers are urged to plan for reduced lanes, detours, and alternate routes.

Sept. 6

Stabbing Suspect in Custody

4:43 p.m. - Female suspect in custody after North Spokane stabbing injures two, swift response by officers prevents injuries to 3rd victim

Cooling resources available during predicted extreme heat

1:28 p.m. - As high temperatures move into the region, all City of Spokane residents are reminded that cooling resources are available to them.

Sept. 4

Brown Administration Announces Two New Cost-Saving Measures

11 a.m. - Mayor Brown proposes new retirement incentive and freeze of Cabinet's cost-of-living adjustments

Sept. 2

City reminds drivers to slow down in school zones

Noon - As Spokane Public Schools students head back to class on Tuesday, Sept. 3, the City reminds motorists to slow down in school zones.

Sept. 1

SPD seeks help locating an elderly missing vulnerable female

5:16 p.m. - SPD is asking for your help locating Trevis Ormsbee (68). She has medical conditions that put her at risk. If you see her, please call Crime Check.