Erin Hut

Parks, pie and leaves. I’m in!

A birthday in the office means the ice cream cake is coming on the bus with me. Happy #WeekWithoutDriving

Ta daaaaa

Gnocchi on deck

Sorry, no TV interviews possible today. I got my eyebrows dyed and laminated, and am having a jumpscare every time I look in the mirror

Fun little tidbit is that the majority of the Mayor’s Office already uses alternative methods of transportation to get to work! We have bus riders, cyclists, e-bicyclists, scooters, and walkers!

Getting to the final harvests of what has been a really tough gardening year (as evidenced by not having successfully grown a SINGLE zucchini)

A Superior Court judge on Thursday granted a motion from the City of Spokane, dismissing and ultimately finding no legal merit to multiple claims made by Mr. Sean Feucht. my.spokanecity.org/news/release...

Access to affordable childcare is vital for working families! Eliminating barriers for new childcare centers will enable the creation of more facilities and help reduce childcare costs. www.khq.com/news/childca...

In a FEMA training and somebody from Eastern Washington definitely wrote this mock question

Every day, I become more radicalized in the fight to ban free rights on red. I’ve seen one cyclist get hit and almost just witnessed it a second time.

And to the truck driver at 29th & Regal who had the audacity to yell at the bicyclist, you were wrong & I hope you have the day you deserve.

Taste the rainbow 🌈

A weekend in our favorite place

Stumbled upon the sweetest little cake shop in the bottom level of a home in Nelson. Right in the middle of a residential area. Let’s do it, Spokane.

I love my silly little commute tracker and seeing how much money I save taking the bus 🚌

Ask me about my beans (and please take some, I’m drowning in them)

Took a few days off and got on the bus this morning to the driver asking “Where have you been?! Long time, no see!”

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Is anybody fully immersed in the Waterlily Weigh Off??

Harvests are starting to get a bit bigger 🫘🫛

Aww, the next generation of South Hill turkeys 🦃

Hillyard named Spokane's first-ever 'Certified Creative District' by WA Arts Commission The Washington State Arts Commission names Hillyard as Spokane's first Certified Creative District, enhancing local jobs and investment.

@spokanecity.org has always embraced its artists & makers, & this designation recognizes what we have known for a long time: that our creative community is a powerful force. This creative district will bring economic growth, neighborhood vitality, & cultural innovation. www.krem.com/article/news...

It’s Friday afternoon and my brain is dead so I don’t have a clever quip, but they are selling labubus at the Divine’s on 57th and Palouse Highway

This policy:
✅Modernizes Spokane Municipal Code
✅Adds important references to the Pedestrian Master Plan & Bicycle Priority Network
✅Harmonizes language with state law
✅Puts Spokane in a stronger position to compete for grant funding

Spokane is committed to maintaining streets that are safely accessible to all who use them. Following a unanimous vote by the City Council, I signed an updated “Complete Streets” ordinance into law today: my.spokanecity.org/news/release...

love this new york times clip. they recently did a story about how sesame street's set has changed over the years, along with our urban politics.

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My Oura ring is telling me it’s time to go to bed…. at 6:15 on a Saturday night.

Just call me the bean queen 🫘👑

I grew San Marzanos from seed, everyone please be proud of me 🥹🍅

City of Spokane Community Update Email from City of Spokane, Washington Stay up to date on City of Spokane news! City of Spokane Community Update July 29, 2025 Mayor Brown Around Town Mayor Brown Pushes for Easier Path to Open Childc

Check out this week's Community Update newsletter! Highlights include the upcoming Aquifer Protection Area Open House, Spokane City Council's newest member, information on Alert Spokane, job postings, and more! conta.cc/4f9qSbU

Spokane proposes zoning changes to expand childcare access in neighborhoods SPOKANE, Wash. — If you've been hoping for a more conveniently located childcare option, you might be in luck.

Spokane officials are working to remove zoning barriers that have kept daycare centers out of residential neighborhoods.