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Candidates for county auditor reflect on lessons from wildfires, building public trust as election approaches (opens the original)
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Spokane County voters will decide in a little over a month who will be the first fresh face in nearly three decades to take over as county auditor. The upcoming retirement of Vicky Dalton, who was first elected to the role in 1998, leaves a window of opportunity at a time when the office is under partisan pressure. Spokane City Councilman Michael Cathcart, 40, hopes to be the first Republican to oversee the office since voters first elected Dalton, a Democrat. He’s received Dalton’s endorsement,
Spokane County prosecutor candidate retracts fake endorsement from Ferguson (opens the original)
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A candidate for Spokane County prosecutor is calling for an investigation by the Washington Attorney General’s Office after she says she was tricked into touting an endorsement by Gov. Bob Ferguson. Spokane attorney Danny Tarkenton announced on social media last week she received an endorsement from Ferguson, only to retract it in a separate post Monday after receiving confirmation from the governor’s office that he did not weigh in on the race for the county’s top legal role. Tarkenton told The
Longtime Spokane County elected officials honored at annual county address (opens the original)
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Three longtime Spokane County leaders received their respective flowers this week for their decades of work. Spokane County Auditor Vicky Dalton and Spokane County Commissioner Mary Brooks will retire at the end of their current terms in December, marking the end of decades of public service from both certified professional accountants. Superior Court Judge Annette Plese first became a court commissioner in 1998 and worked her way up through district court. She joined the Superior Court bench in
Spokane County sheriff says county budget deficit could spell trouble for deputies (opens the original)
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The budget deficit plaguing Spokane County could affect public safety, Spokane County Sheriff John Nowels warned at a gathering of local leaders Thursday. “The county is facing a budget deficit; my share for unincorporated Spokane County, that deficit is about $6 million,” Nowels said. “Eighty-five percent of my budget is salary and benefits for my employees. “For me to cover my budget, without additional revenue sources coming in, I would have to lay off almost 30% of my officers to cover that
Spokane County homeowners rebuilding fire damaged properties to save hundreds on building permits (opens the original)
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Unincorporated Spokane County residents rebuilding in the wake of the Spokane Complex fires will save hundreds in fees following a unanimous vote by the Spokane County Commission. The commission cut inspection fees by half and gave victims of the fire priority in receiving their permits Tuesday in another effort to lift the financial burdens of more rural homeowners rebuilding or repairing their damaged properties. Demolition fees were reduced by another vote earlier this summer. “It is hard to
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