Citizens launch billboards criticizing Spokane mayor over homelessness, transparency

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(The Center Square) – Billboards started to pop up around Spokane on Monday, calling out Mayor Lisa Brown over the spiraling state of homelessness, and her supporter(s) paid for them.

According to the billboards, the effort was paid for by concerned citizens and organized by H.T. Higgins, a former teacher at Gonzaga Preparatory School, who donated $1,200 to Brown’s 2023 mayoral campaign. Last week, he held a protest outside City Hall, sporting a similar message.

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