Mayor David Condon
From sewer tanks to utility rates, outgoing Mayor David Condon spent two terms in office unrelentingly tackling the meat-and-potatoes matters of city government. At his highest points, Condon amassed a broad coalition to back investments that will have long-lasting impact. Look no further than the city’s plans for several new library branches or a newly-renovated U.S. Pavilion in Riverfront Park. And, yes, even the more than 20 overflow structures installed throughout the city to prevent contaminated wastewater and sewage from flowing into the Spokane River.
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Mayor David Condon and his wife Kristin share the first dance of the Our Town Gala with their children left to right, Creighton, 10, Beck, 5, and Hattie,.9, Friday night in the U.S. Pavilion in Riverfront Park. The annual gala, hosted by Condons, has raised a million dollars for local charities over the eight years of his administration.
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Gonzaga fans, including Spokane Mayor David Condon, third from left front, celebrate a first-half basket by Gonzaga against North Carolina during the Watch Party at the Riverfront Park’s U.S. Pavilion.
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Mayor David Condon speaks at the beginning of the Greater Spokane Incorporated Legislative Forum held at the Historic Davenport Hotel in Spokane on Dec. 12, 2019. It was announced today that Spokane ranks No. 31 on Inc. Magazine's Surge Cities list of best cities to start a business in, and the publication also ranked Spokane as No. 6 in entrepreneurship.
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Mayor David Condon grins with Public Facilities District board member Marty Dickinson after breaking ground at the officialceremony for the new $53 million Spokane Sportsplex on a brisk Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2019. The 135,00 square foot sports complex, which is projected to open in fall 2021, is located on Dean Avenue across from Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena. Libby Kamrowski/ THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW
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After sharing a family first dance, Mayor David Condon, wife, Kristin and children left to right, Creighton, 10, Hattie, 9 and Beck, 5, pose for a picture during the 2019 Our Town Gala held Friday, Sept. 13, 2019, at the U.S. Pavilion in Riverfront Park.
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Spokane Mayor David Condon address the crowd at the groundbreaking and design announcement for Dutch Jake's Park, Tuesday, June 11, 2019.
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Spokane Mayor David Condon displays the City of Spokane flag in his office, Tuesday, May 21, 2019.
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Spokane Mayor David Condon gets a view of the new amphitheater construction under the U. S. Pavilion, Monday, April 8, 2019, in Riverfront Park.
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Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers and Spokane Mayor David Condon gather at City Hall for a press conference, Friday, Jan. 18, 2019.
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Spokane Mayor David Condon makes a hat adjustment for Ray Garland, 94, the last living military veteran on the membership roster of the Lilac City Chapter of Pearl Harbor Survivors. At one time the chapter had 125 active members from all over the Inland Empire.
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Spokane Mayor David Condon uses the new crosswalk on Monroe Street at Dalton Avenue after an opening ceremony for the $.7.1 million street project, Thursday, Sept. 6, 2018, in Spokane, Wash.
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Spokane Mayor David Condon takes a test ride through the Chase in City Hall on a Lime electric scooter, Monday, Aug. 20, 2018.
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Spokane Indians outfielder Kobie Taylor, right, and Spokane Mayor David Condon, left, try on the new Redband uniforms, June 28, 2017, atThe Gathering Place near city hall.
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Longtime Davenport Hotel door man John Reed, left, is congratulated by Spokane Mayor David Condon at a ceremony to recognize that Reed has been at the Davenport Hotel for 75 years as of Thursday, June 1, 2017. Though he took time off for college, Reed was hired as a bus boy by Louis Davenport June 1, 1942 and is the hotel’s longest serving employee by far. To honor him, the hotel named a boardroom after Reed.
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Spokane City Council President Ben Stuckart, Catholic Charities Executive Director Rob McCann and Mayor David Condon gather at the House of Charity, Nov. 1, 2016, to announce the opening of a 24/7 warming shelter.
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Spokane Mayor David Condon shoots pictures with his phone of a train made up of historic restored train cars while holding his youngest son, Beck, at the Amtrak depot in Sandpoint, Idaho Monday, Sept. 19, 2016. The train, with a handful of lucky passengers and car owners, started in Denver.
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Mayor David Condon celebrates his re-election with a high-five to his son Creighton after getting results, Nov. 3, 2015, at Barrister Winery in downtown Spokane, Wash. His other children are Beck and Hattie.
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Left to right, Avista CEO Scott Morris, Spokane Mayor David Condon, Councilmember Candace Mumm, Chairman of the Spokane Tribal Business Council Carol Evans, and City Council President Ben Stuckart unveil the naming stone for the Gathering Place at City Hall, Monday, Sept 21, 2015. The unveiling marked the official naming of the new built plaza outside of City Hall as the Gathering PlaceÑa historic spot where local Native American Indian tribes would gather to fish for salmon.
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Spokane Mayor David Condon discuses the primary election results from atop Cliff Drive, Aug. 4, 2015.
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Spokane Mayor David A. Condon speaks with Shadle Park juniors Austin Schatz, center, and Tristan Borst, right, with his children Hattie, 3, and Creighton, 5, on Thursday, January 30, 2014, at North Central High School in Spokane, Wash. Borst And Schatz showed The Mayor a child's toy they helped design in a pre-engineering course called "The Toddler Waddler." The mayor met with local students before delivering his state of the city address.
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Mayor David Condon, left, fills a pothole on N. Belt St. with street maintenance worker Dan LaPorte, right, and Scott Craig, behind Condon, after a press conference about street maintenance Monday, Feb. 16, 2015. City workers are patching potholes with a cold mixture when weather permits, and switches to hot asphalt when road building season starts in the spring.
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Mayor David Condon and his son Creighton plant a seedling conifer at High Bridge Park in Spokane Saturday, Mar. 28, 2015 as part of Forest Spokane. Volunteers planted hundreds of new trees at the park.
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Spokane Mayor David Condon gestures at the press conference announcing the 700-room hotel that Walt and Karen Worthy plan to build across from the INB Performing Arts Center. Sept. 12, 2012.
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Spokane Mayor David Condon, right, wears a kilt and passes out candy to Mari Reyburn, left, 6, and Ian Bodey, 5, center, during the annual St. Patrick's Day Parade Saturday, Mar. 17, 2012.
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In the shadow of the Riverfront Park Clock Tower and the pavilion, David Condon is sworn in as the Spokane's 44th mayor by Judge Mary Logan in this photo from Dec. 30, 2011.
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Spokane's 44th mayor David Condon celebrates with his daughter, Hattie, 1 1/2 years old, on the Looff Carrousel after a swearing in ceremony, Dec. 30, 2011 in Riverfront Park. Hattie waves to a table where the Condon family members gathered for the reception.
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Spokane mayor, David Condon, holding daughter, Hattie, along with his wife Kristin and son Creighton, visit with John Condon at the Louff Carrousel in Rverfront Park after David to the oath of office, Dec. 30, 2011.
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