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Cliff Cannon has a true sense of place. It is Spokane’s 2nd oldest neighborhood. Established, beginning with the platting of Cannon’s Addition in 1883, the neighborhood climbs up the west end of the South Hill from I-90 and Spokane’s lively downtown core.

We live in a walkable, tree lined urban street grid. Our urban tree canopy keeps the air cleaner and the summer heat lower. Affordable and charming, the streets are lined with historic homes from Queen Anne to Mid-Century-Modern architectural styles. We are home to four parks, small business centers, a medical district with two major hospitals, and many specialty medical facilities including a Shriners Children’s Hospital and a Ronald McDonald House. Our densely populated neighborhood is filled with wonderfully diverse, fascinating people of mixed income levels enjoying an urban lifestyles.

It is an active and engaged neighborhood because we love living here. We encourage you to consider Cliff-Cannon Neighborhood as place to make your home too.  We have four beautiful public parks. Our neighborhood is walkable and convenient to downtown.

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The Cliff-Cannon Neighborhood falls within Spokane City Council District #2 . Our council representatives are

District 2

Paul Dillon

Paul Dillon

City Council Member, District 2
Term: 2024-2027
pdillon@spokanecity.org

Lili Navarrete

Lili Navarrete

City Council Member, District 2
Term: 2024-2025
lnavarrete@spokanecity.org

Become an active member of your neighborhood. Cliff Cannon Neighborhood needs volunteers to participate in the Neighborhood Council Executive Committee. Renters, property owners and business owners, whose physical location is within Cliff Cannon Boundaries, are all eligible for the Executive Committee. Meetings are usually held the first Tuesday of the month at 7pm at the Old Firehouse at W 8th Ave and Monroe.  There are no neighborhood meetings scheduled in November, July, and August. The June meeting is a potluck picnic in the Polly Judd Park, date TBA. PLEASE CHECK FACEBOOK for ACTUAL MEETING NOTICES.

We have a FaceBook page, Cliff Cannon Neighborhood. Like us and keep up with meetings and events. We also try to post on NextDoor.

Plymouth Congregational Church at 8th and Walnut.  Built as a synagogue.  Just one of hundreds of historic buildings in the neighborhood. We are home to the largest local historic district in Spokane, The Cannon Streetcar Suburb Historic District https://www.historicspokane.org/cannon, plus the large 9th Ave National Historic District and some smaller districts too.
Cowley Park, located due south of Providence Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital was the first property in Spokane County listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Potluck Picnic Meeting in June at Polly Judd Park picnic shelter. The shelter was a CCNC community project. Many of the improvements at this park were paid for with Community Development Block Grant funds provided to Historic Cannon’s Addition CDBG Steering Committee between 1992 and 2012 [these CDBG committees were cancelled by the City of Spokane after 2012]. The picnic shelter was built as a community project by neighborhood activists wishing to create gathering spot in west Cliff Cannon Neighborhood.
NOTICE the Block Party is currently cancelled as we no longer have the necessary volunteers stepping up to put on the party [need 25 people]. It was very popular, attracting over 2000 participants in its 15th year, September 2022. Live music, free food, community group booths, meet politicians and first responders, and children’s activities were featured fun at the family friendly block party. This was out National Night Out against Crime party. CCNC was unusual for holding there party in September [to avoid smoke season we hoped, and the extreme heat of August night out parties].

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