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Spokane's stricter anti-camping law, enacted in late 2025, has led to fewer citations, less vandalism, and cleaner downtown streets, with officials attributing improvements to increased police presence and authority.
Two months after Spokane strengthened its anti-camping laws, business owners and property managers report improved safety and cleanliness downtown.
The ordinance allows police to offer treatment or issue citations, resulting in 268 citations since late October 2025.
Residents and officials note reduced vandalism, graffiti, and litter, allowing staff to focus more on services.
Increased police presence and authority are credited with creating a safer, more welcoming environment, though long-term success remains uncertain.
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La ley antiacampada más estricta de Spokane, promulgada a finales de 2025, ha provocado menos multas, menos vandalismo y calles más limpias en el centro, con las autoridades atribuyendo mejoras a una mayor presencia y autoridad policial.