Voter turnout falls short of expectations
CHENEY — Both Airway Heights public safety levy and Cheney’s Fire Department Emergency Medical Service levy have gained more ground since election day last week at 627-580 and 1,523-430 respectively.
If it holds, Airway Heights will be able to employ more police officers and equipment to handle the rise of crime by 133% in the last five years.
Cheney Fire Department will be able to continue servicing the community with medical assistance on their calls.
In contrast with the successes of the two levies, the 2024 primary election saw a lower turnout than expected, despite a competitive field of...
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