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Mayor Cooper commends staff during Spokane County open public forum

July 15, 2025 | Spokane County, Washington


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Mayor Cooper commends staff during Spokane County open public forum
The Spokane County Legislative Meeting on July 15, 2025, featured significant discussions regarding community needs and building codes. The meeting began with a pledge of allegiance and the introduction of commissioners present, including Commissioner Cuny via Zoom.

Mayor Cooper participated in the open public forum, expressing appreciation for the efforts of county staff, particularly George, Aiden, and Chris, in preparing for recovery work funded by recent allocations. She emphasized the importance of addressing the ongoing needs of communities such as Elk and Medical Lake, highlighting concerns about miscommunication regarding the distribution of aid within Spokane County. Mayor Cooper reiterated the specific needs outlined by these communities, aiming to ensure that their requests are formally recognized.

Following Mayor Cooper, Larry Ike from Nine Mile Falls raised concerns about building and planning codes in Spokane County. He noted that he had been seeking clarity on these requirements for three months without receiving a satisfactory response. His inquiry reflects ongoing community interest in understanding local regulations and their implications for established neighborhoods.

The meeting underscored the importance of effective communication between county officials and the public, particularly regarding community needs and regulatory clarity. As discussions continue, the county aims to address these concerns and improve engagement with residents.

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