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'It's not safe': Spokane traffic officer shortage impacts neighborhood speeding

Spokane Neighborhood councils are calling for the return of traffic officers to crack down on speeding. They say it seems like more and more drivers are getting away with speeding throughout the city. And they want more Spokane Police officers enforcing the speed limits. Chair of the Manito/Cannon Hill neighborhood council Mary Winkes is frustrated with drivers ignoring the speed limit her neighborhood. "You can speed and no one is going to catch you," Winkes said. "If I drive down this street and I go 20 miles per hour, people are practically attached to my bumper, they speed around me," Winkes said. "It's not safe." She said speeding remains a top concern for all Spokane neighborhood councils. But especially right now as the Spokane Police Department does not have enough officers to assign to traffic enforcement. That’s because the department is experiencing an officer shortage. Read more: https://www.krem.com/article/traffic/...