Seattle clean parks proposal would cost homeowners around $330 yearly

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Published September 5, 2022 11:00am ET

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(The Center Square) – Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell wants the city to spend approximately $115 million per year to ensure nearly 500 parks and community centers stay clean and safe, costing the average homeowner hundreds annually.

In a Wednesday news conference, Harrell claimed that 93% of Seattle parks are back open and accessible to the public. He says this new proposal would maintain efforts to prevent parks from becoming inaccessible again.

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