Mayor Brown proposed two investment plans to improve the Spokane community [Video]

SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown proposed two investment plans focusing on health, human services and accessibility.

According to a news release from the City of Spokane, the proposition is for two strategic investment plans that use the American Rescue Plan Act and opioid abatement funds. The money put towards these plans would be used to create a vibrant, clean, and safe community within Spokane.

“The proposals I have put forward are not just about allocating funds, they are about crafting a vision for a safer and healthier Spokane. By investing strategically in city safety measures and targeted programs to assist those experiencing homelessness or suffering from substance abuse, we are addressing immediate challenges and laying the foundation for a resilient future for our community,” Mayor Brown said.

The City of Spokane would give the American Rescue Plan Act over $9 million. Mayor Brown proposes the following:

$5 million …