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Spokane council adopts CIP, Cannon Hill Park historic district and several budget amendments; other measures advanced
Summary
The Spokane City Council approved the city’s 2026–2031 capital improvement program, established the Cannon Hill Park Local Historic District, and passed several budget amendments and grant acceptances; the council continued an alley-vacation hearing and took substantial public testimony on a proposed commercial parking tax.
The Spokane City Council on Monday approved its six-year capital improvement plan for 2026–2031, adopted a local historic-district overlay for Cannon Hill Park, and passed a series of budget amendments that included an emergency ordinance increasing fire overtime and accepting multiple mental-health-related grants.
Council president Wilkerson presided over voice votes on multiple items after public hearings and staff presentations. The six-year capital improvement program ordinance was approved following a public hearing with no speakers. The…
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