Spokane's Homelessness Drop: 11% Less, 32% More Housing
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Spokanes homelessness report shows promising results: an 11% decrease in new homeless individuals and a 32% increase in those transitioning into permanent housing. City leaders attribute this progress to robust prevention programs, inter-agency collaboration, and federal/state funding. Mayor Lisa Brown emphasizes the importance of upstream strategies to prevent crises. The report, covering Oct 2024 - Sep 2025, doesnt yet reflect the impact of Spokanes new camping ban. The city plans to expand transitional housing and street outreach for next year.
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