SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. — People in Spokane County seeking help for mental health issues and addiction will soon have an additional resource thanks in part to federal money.
Senator Patty Murray has directed $3 million of congressional spending to Spokane County to expand its regional stabilization center. The money will go toward a new $21 million building, offering expanded bed space and treatment.
“I will keep fighting for funding to make sure people in Washington state get the care and treatment they are counting on and that could save their life,” Murray said in a statement…