@citizenptnewswa.bsky.socialThe Spokane Park Board has successfully adopted a balanced 2027 operating budget, overcoming a $1.2 million deficit without layoffs!
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@citizenptnewswa.bsky.socialExciting plans are underway for a new elementary school and community center at Franklin Park, with a target opening in winter break 2028!
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@citizenptnewswa.bsky.socialSpokane's Park Board is pushing for a crucial 192-acre land transfer that could secure nearly $4 million in the governor's upcoming budget—will this be the boost our city needs?
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@citizenptnewswa.bsky.socialPresident Bob Anderson is ready to take action to stabilize park funding after August's devastating fires, but the board is demanding detailed figures before any withdrawals from the revenue stabilization account.
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@citizenptnewswa.bsky.socialWildfire smoke has devastated summer recreation in Spokane, leading to a staggering $438,000 loss and a 10% drop in program registrations.
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@citizenptnewswa.bsky.socialThe Spokane Park Board has taken swift action, approving a $192,000 emergency contract to remove 240 fire-damaged trees as the city grapples with over $5 million in asset losses from the recent complex fires.
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