Mayor Lisa Brown thanks officers injured in violent police chase crash | Spokane News
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SPOKANE, Wash. – Mayor Lisa Brown thanked the seven officers injured in a police chase pursuing a drive by shooting suspect on Friday. “Several SpokanePD officers were injured today while making an arrest. Any injury is tragic, but I am grateful it did not result in the loss of life. My thoughts are with the […]
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Pendleton City Council to change street tree ordinance | Local News | #citycouncil
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Spokane City Council considering ordinance banning open carry in city buildings | Spokane News | #citycouncil
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SPOKANE, Wash. – Spokane City Council is considering an ordinance which would ban the open carrying of guns at City Hall. The first reading of the ordinance introduced by Council Member Paul Dillon was considered by council members on Monday. Open carrying is already illegal on Washington’s state capitol grounds and “municipality buildings used in […]
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Fate of Selma police chief, surveillance cameras considered by Selma City Council this week | News | #citycouncil
The Selma City Council will consider some important public safety issues this week, including the fate of the city’s police chief and the proposed citywide camera surveillance system. The council will hold a disciplinary hearing for Police Chief Kenta Fulford on Wednesday, May 29. Selma Mayor James Perkins Jr. suspended Fulford on April 30, citing […]
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Missoula City Council meets Tuesday | #citycouncil
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Missoula Civic Television Advisory Commission Where: Jack Reidy Conference Room, 140 W. Pine St. or via TEAMS. Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Board Where: Mayor’s Conference Room 410 Ryman St. or via TEAMS. City Council Where: Virtual: bit.ly/3JVyNJ9; Cable TV Channel 190. YouTube Live and On Demand: bit.ly/3JTikoU. Meetings are conducted via Zoom webinar. Register for the live webinar to attend […]
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One person shot, another injured after shooting near Torchlight Parade | Spokane News
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- May 19, 2024
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SPOKANE, Wash. — Mayor Lisa Brown spoke out about the violence that occurred during the parade. “I am saddened by the violence that occurred near tonight’s parade. My thoughts are with those who were injured, their families, and all those who witnessed this incident,” said Brown. “Violence like this should never happen, especially near a place where […]
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Tibbitt apologizes for ‘spit on mayor’ remarks on radio
ATLANTIC CITY — Several city employees criticized at-large Councilman George Tibbitt during Wednesday’s City Council meeting over comments he made on a local radio show encouraging city workers to “spit on” Mayor Marty Small Sr. over allegations in a child abuse case. “The part that said public works and city workers, when they see the mayor […]
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G.T. Bynum supports sidewalk obstruction ordinance proposal
Mayor G.T. Bynum said he supports an ordinance amendment moving through the City Council that would address individuals obstructing sidewalks or other public rights of way. “Community discussions around this matter have been ongoing for over a year, and I appreciate my colleagues on the City Council for weighing all options and trying to reach […]
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Omaha City Council approves funding for PACE youth sports for this summer | #citycouncil
The City of Omaha will give $50,000 to the financially strapped Police Athletics for Community Engagement this summer. The City Council voted 7-0 Tuesday to approve Mayor Jean Stothert’s proposal to grant that amount of city money to the South Omaha-based nonprofit organization, better known as PACE. It will be the first time since 2022 […]
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Small is fifth Atlantic City mayor to face charges
Marty Small Sr. is the fifth mayor in Atlantic City to face criminal charges since the city’s form of government changed to a mayor-council format in 1982. Below is a list of Atlantic City mayors who have been charged during their time in office: MARTY SMALL SR. Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small, Sr., speaks to […]
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