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Spokane Valley taxpayers face higher costs if city doesn't renew policing contract

Sheriff Nowels cites rising costs from state mandates, labor agreements, and technology; Spokane Valley budgeted $38.5 million for policing in 2026, 70% higher than five years ago.

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(The Center Square) - Sheriff John Nowels warned Tuesday that if Spokane Valley stops relying on his deputies for its policing services, taxpayers will face higher costs to recreate the same level of service.

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Spokane Valley taxpayers face higher costs if city doesn't renew policing contract

(The Center Square) - Sheriff John Nowels warned Tuesday that if Spokane Valley stops relying on his deputies for its policing services, taxpayers will face higher costs to recreate the same level of service.

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The Center Square broke the news in United States on Wednesday, March 18, 2026.
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