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State veterans office honors Spokane County for 988 and suicide-prevention outreach
Summary
A deputy director from the Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs presented a certificate to Spokane County in recognition of efforts to raise awareness for suicide prevention and the 988 lifeline; commissioners and county staff accepted the recognition and discussed local veteran services.
Solomon Gilbert, deputy director of the Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs, traveled from Olympia to present a certificate of appreciation to Spokane County for its work to raise awareness of the 988 crisis lifeline and suicide-prevention efforts for veterans.
Gilbert told the commissioners that Spokane County is home to a large veteran population,…
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