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Spokane council finalizes pro and con committees for park levy voters' guide
Summary
The Spokane City Council finalized committees to draft pro and con statements for the voters' guide related to a park levy on the fall ballot.
The Spokane City Council finalized the pro and con statement committees for the upcoming voters' guide on a park levy scheduled for the fall ballot, Council Representative Michael Cathcart said on July 14.
Cathcart said the council completed the committee selections; the transcript did not identify committee members, the exact ballot language, or the levy amount. The discussion and action occurred as part of the council's regular business, according to the meeting recap.
Why it matters: Finalizing pro and con statement committees is part of the local election process and affects what voters will see in the official guide. The transcript does not include further procedural dates or deadlines for ballot certification or for citizen outreach related to the levy.
The council's next meeting is set for Monday, July 21, Cathcart said.
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