Spokane is seeking more than $4.6 million in state grants for three park projects, with officials arguing the applications will leverage local dollars already committed through a voter-approved parks levy. The five grant applications submitted by Spokane Parks & Recreation total $4.641 million and ranked among the top six applications in their respective Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office programs.
Spokane is seeking more than $4.6 million in state grants for three park projects, with officials arguing the applications will leverage local dollars already committed through a voter-approved parks levy.
The five grant applications submitted by Spokane Parks & Recreation total $4.641 million and ranked among the top six applications in their respective Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office...
The projects include renovations at Franklin Park and Minnehaha Community Park and a new non-motorized water access point along the Spokane River at the Iron Bridge.
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Spokane is seeking more than $4.6 million in state grants for three park projects, with officials arguing the applications will leverage local dollars already committed through a voter-approved parks levy. The five grant applications submitted by Spokane Parks & Recreation total $4.641 million and ranked among the top six applications in their respective Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office programs. The projects include renovations at Franklin Park and Minnehaha Community Park and a new non-motorized water access point along the Spokane River at the Iron Bridge.
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