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Council accepts grants to support community justice services and a $289,000 housing infrastructure award

Spokane City Council · July 30, 2026
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Council member Kate Telles said the council accepted several grants, including funding for the community justice service department to support pretrial and post-conviction services and a $289,000 'connecting houses to infrastructure' grant to expand affordable housing in Spokane.

Council member Kate Telles announced the council accepted multiple grants during the meeting, highlighting funding for the community justice service department and a $289,000 grant intended to connect houses to infrastructure to expand affordable housing opportunities in Spokane.

"We also accepted several grants, including funding to support our community justice service department with pretrial and post conviction services and a 289,000 connecting houses to infrastructure grant to expand affordable housing opportunities in Spokane," Telles said. The transcript did not specify the source or award timeline for the grants or a breakdown of how the community justice funds will be used.

The record lists the $289,000 figure explicitly; other grant amounts and implementation details were not provided in the remarks attributed to Telles. Council or staff follow-up will be needed to clarify grant sources, departmental assignments and program timelines.