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Spokane Could Enact New Sales Tax to Pay for Public Safety Campus
The tax would raise more than $7 million a year and help pay debt on an $18.5 million office building, while critics question city spending.
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Gavin Cooley: Before passing a new public safety tax, mayor and City Council should show us how the last one made Spokane safer
Homelessness and public safety are again the overwhelming top two concerns of Spokane voters, according to a large survey just released by Greater Spokane Inc. In the same survey, two-thirds of city voters said City Hall has enough money and just needs to spend it more effectively.
·Spokane, United States
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Spokane sales tax vote could shape new public safety campus
SPOKANE, Wash. — The Spokane City Council is weighing a 0.1% sales tax increase to help pay for public safety services, and a new community safety campus.A decision is set for Wednesday, October 14, on whether to put the tax…
·Spokane, United States
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