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Capital Budget Items:
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Fox Theatre
$2.5 million to complete construction and open by 2006 the Art Deco facility, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Mobius Kids/Inland Northwest Science and Technology Center
$1.5 million for a world-class center to help educate and provide a gathering place for the community, support children through education, and enhance the region’s economy and identity. It will include a 75,000 square-foot science center to be located on the north bank of Riverfront Park and a new 16,000 square-foot children’s museum set to open this summer in River Park Square.
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Northeast Youth Center Expansion
$250,000 for NYC, which provides low-cost recreational and educational opportunities that build life experiences while enhancing self-esteem.
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Spokane River Whitewater Course
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West Central Community Center
$400,000 to help complete an expansion that will provide comprehensive child care, early childhood education services, health care for women and job readiness services for low-income families in west Spokane.
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Girl Scouts Program Center
$300,000 for a Girl Scouts Program Center that will offer girls an accepting and nurturing environment and help them build character and skills for success in the real world.
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Spokane Falls Community College
$18.5
million to replace three buildings with one 67,700
square-foot, two-story building.
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Armed Forces and Aerospace Museum
$295,000 for a Washington Heritage Project Grant for the museum that will be the home to a remarkable collection of stories representing generations of Inland Northwest Americans.
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WSU Spokane Riverpoint Campus
$31.6 million to tackle the nursing shortage crisis throughout the state, create capacity to educate more university and community college nursing faculty, consolidate university health science programs at one campus, and improve health care for all Washingtonians. The 100,000 square-foot building will benefit students from Eastern Washington University, Gonzaga University, Whitworth College, as well as those attending area community colleges. |
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Chewelah Peak Learning Center
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Spokane Valley-Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer
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Spokane Parks and Recreation
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Eastern Washington State Historical
Society/Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture
Campbell House: $250,000 for exterior
preservation and sewer line repair.
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Partners with Families and Children
$150,000 for this accredited hospital-based children’s advocacy center. Children and their families who are affected by acts of child maltreatment: abuse, neglect and exposure to drugs and violence, receive expert evaluation and treatment services from this Spokane facility.
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Second Harvest Inland Northwest
$300,000 for food bank refrigeration at this facility, whose mission is to “fight hunger and feed hope.” Second Harvest brings community resources together to feed people in need through empowerment, education and partnerships.
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Spokane County Conservation District
$2 million loan for a biodiesel seed crushing facility in the Spokane Valley.
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Spokane River
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International Trade Alliance
$100,000 for Spokane’s International Trade Alliance to partnership with other regional governments to strengthen and diversify the regional economy.
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Avista Stadium
$2 million for repairs to Avista Stadium, home to the Spokane Indians minor league baseball team.
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Transportation Budget Items: |
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I-90/THRIE BEAM GUARDRAIL ON TWO BRIDGES INSTALL THRIE BEAM GUARDRAIL
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SPOKANE TRAFFIC OPERATIONS FOR ARTERIALS |
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I-90/SPOKANE VIADUCT REPAIR RUTTING ON SPOKANE VIADUCT WESTBOUND |
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US 2/SPOKANE RIVER TO EUCLID AVE paving |
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SR 290/DIVISION ST TO RIVERPOINT BLVD paving |
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I-90/URBAN RAMP PROJECT INTERSTATE SAFETY WORK INCLUDING SIGNING, STRIPING, AND ILLUMINATION |
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Park Road BNSF Grade Separation Project
Grade separation |
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I-90/US 195 TO PINES ITS SPOKANE AREA ITS EXPANSION |
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Havana St. / BNSF Separation Project
Grade separation |
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North Spokane Corridor project $32 million to create an efficient highway link between U.S. 395 and Interstate 90. State traffic experts have predicted that the reduced congestion will result in 700 fewer traffic accidents in the area each year.
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Operating Budget Items: |
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Department of Social & Health Services Spokane North
Community Services Office
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Department of Social & Health Services Spokane Southwest
Community Services Office
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Department of Labor & Industries 901 N Monroe St, Suite 100 Gambling Commission 901 N Monroe St, Suite 240
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Employment Security Department WorkSource Center Veterans Services 130 S Arthur Street
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Employment Security Department WorkSource - Career Path
Services
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Employment Security Department WorkSource - Spokane
Community College
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Employment Security Department WorkSource - Center for
School to Work
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Employment Security Department WorkSource - Spokane Falls
Community College
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Employment Security Department WorkSource - Goodwill
Industries
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Department of Licensing Spokane North Driver Licensing
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Human Rights Commission 905 W Riverside Ave #416 905 W Riverside Ave #501 |
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Court of Appeals Division III 500 N Cedar St
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Department of Community Trade and Economic Development 10 N
Post St #647
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Department of Agriculture Fruit and Vegetable Inspection
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Department of Revenue Spokane Tax Office
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Administrative Hearings Office 221 N Wall St
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Governor’s Office 1611 W Indiana Ave
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Department of Social & Health Services Adult Protective
Services
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Department of Social & Health Services Nursing Home
Assistance
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Washington State Crime Lab 1100 W Mallon Ave
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Department of Social & Health Services Juvenile
Rehabilitation Division
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Department of Fish & Wildlife - Region
1 Office 2315 North Discovery Place
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Riverside State Park 9711 W.
Charles Rd.
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Centennial Trail State Park
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Spokane Community College 1810 N Greene Street
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Spokane Falls Community College 3410 W Ft George Wright Dr
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Public Schools: |
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Arlington Elementary 6363 N Smith St
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Audubon Elementary 2020 W Carlisle
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Bemiss Elementary 2323 E Bridgeport
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Cooper Elementary 3200 N Ferrall St
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Finch Elementary 3717 N Milton St
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Garfield Elementary 222 W Knox Ave
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Grant Elementary 1300 E Ninth Ave
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Holmes Elementary 2600 W Sharp Ave
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Hutton Elementary 908 E 24th Ave
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Lidgerwood Elementary 325 E Rowan Ave
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Lincoln Heights Elementary 3322 E 22nd Ave
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Logan Elementary 1001 E Montgomery
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Longfellow Elementary 800 E Providence
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Madison Elementary 319 W Nebraska
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Regal Elementary 2707 E Rich Ave
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Ridgeview Elementary 1515 W Joseph Ave
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Roosevelt Elementary 333 W 14th Ave
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Sheridan Elementary 3737 E Fifth Ave
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Stevens Elementary 1717 E Sinto Ave
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Whitman Elementary 5400 N Helena St.
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Willard Elementary 500 W Longfellow
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Franklin Elementary 3717 N Milton St
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Chase Middle 4747 E 37th Ave
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Garry Middle 725 E Joseph Ave
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Shaw Middle 4106 N Cook St
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Ferris High 3020 E 37th Ave
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Havermale High 1300 W Knox Ave
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Lewis & Clark High 521 W Fourth Ave
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North Central High 1600 N. Howard St
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Shadle Park High 4327 N Ash St
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Skills Center 4141 N Regal St
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Rogers High 1622 E Wellesley
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Spokane School District Office
200 N. Bernard Street
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Washington State University - Spokane 534 E Trent
Ave
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UW School of Medicine 104 W 5th Ave #100
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Educational Service District 101 4202 S. Regal
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818 W Riverside Ave #100
808 W Main Ave
4001 N Cook St
$400,000
for a course near the new Sandifur pedestrian bridge to help bring
water sports to urban areas and restore the Spokane River. 
1603 N Belt St
1404 N Ash St
3410 W Fort George Wright
Dr
5813 E 4th Ave
Spokane, WA 99202
$2
million for an additional dormitory and a learning studio at this
outdoor education facility.
$10
million is reapportioned to extend a grant payment to Spokane for
the aquifer, which supplies drinking water to 400,000 people in
Washington and Idaho.
$500,000
for the acquisition of Newman Lake, giving Spokane County citizens
access to 421 acres of pristine forest and wild animal habitat along
the northwest shore.
2316
W 1st Ave
613
S. Washington
1234
E. Front Ave.
210
N. Havana
801
W. Riverside, Suite 220
602
N. Havana St.