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March 1, 2018

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Cleaning from the Corridor (CFTC)

Congratulations Peaceful l Vall lley! Register to volunteer at VOLUNTEERSPOKANE.ORG

Contact Abbey Martin, amartin@spokanecity.org

Spokane Matters 2.0

• Continue to promote engagement with the

community through Summits and direct participation in projects;

• Maintain website and project pages where public can

access presentations, information and project updates!

• Continue to generate district solutions to district

specific issues in a creative way with interdepartmental staff and community stakeholders’

• n-the-ground knowledge!
• Create a more sustainable model that works better for

volunteers- less meetings, more project-specific teamwork!

• Work under the umbrella of the City’s Strategic Plan

All District Summit Kickoff!

• Community stakeholders along with the Mayor’s office, City Council,

City staff come together and select up to 3 projects per district and get an overview of the program and where we’re headed together in 2018!

• Project teams are formed in breakout sessions at the kickoff meeting-

and community stakeholders now become project specific and are integral to project success!

• Community Assembly will be updated in June, once projects have

gotten off the ground;

• Project selection aligns with the initiatives of the strategic plan;
• Reporting out occurs at the Mayor’s Quarterly Performance meetings,

based on initiatives of the strategic plan;

• Look forward to a capstone summit at year’s end similar to last

December!

March 29th, 2-4pm, WCCC, Newtown Lounge!

Look for more information to come! my.spokanecity.org/spokanematters

2018 Dates and Deadlines

Traffic Calming Program:  Applications due March 9, 2018  For questions on the Traffic Calming Program please contact Katie Myers, 625-6733, kmyers@spokanecity.org Mobile Speed Feedback Program:  2018 Applications available  Dates for speed feedback trailers are first come first serve  Applications due April 6, 2018  For questions on the Mobile Speed Feedback Program please contact Katie Myers, 625-6733, kmyers@spokanecity.org.

2018 Dates and Deadlines

Clean Up Program June 4, 2018: all neighborhood applications for cleanup are due (dates for cleanup are first come first serve). Other Important Info: 1st cleanup dates will begin in April. No cleanup will take place during the first two weeks of July. Last day for a cleanup event will be October 30, 2018. For questions on the Cleanup Program please contact Rod Minarik, 625-6737, rminarik@spokanecity.org.

2018 Dates and Deadlines

Community Engagement Grant Program:  May 7, 2018 – Deadline for grant application submittal. No applications will be accepted after this date. Both initial allocation AND reallocation must be submitted by this date, although there is no guarantee of

• reallocation. Applications that are incomplete but submitted by the

deadline will be returned and the applicant has until the 11th to correct the application.  September 21, 2018 – All receipts from grant expenditures and all city inter-fund orders are due.  September 27, 2018 – Budget Committee determines reallocation of remaining funds.  September 28 through November 15, 2018 – Neighborhood Councils and Community Assembly Committee’s spend reallocated funds and deliver all receipts and orders to the Office of Neighborhood Services by 5:00pm on November 15, 2018.  For questions on the Grant program please contact Abbey Martin, 625- 6858, amartin@spokanecity.org.

Rod’s Retirement

• Rod Minarik will be retiring from the City of Spokane.
• 22 years of school, 22 years in the mining industry

and 22 years with the City of Spokane.

• Sad to say goodbye but looking forward to travel,

and more time with his wife, children and grandchildren.

• Coverage Plan

coming soon! Big Shoes to Fill! Rod’s colleagues will be celebrating at the end of this month!!

Questions?