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News Releases for Thursday, September 4, 2025

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane's garbage, recycling, and yard waste services will be delayed by one day this week due to the Labor Day holiday. Residents should ensure their carts are out by 6 AM on collection days to avoid missed pickups. In conjunction with this service update, the Spokane Fire Department is hosting its 7th Annual Kids Jr Firefighter Academy, where children and families can engage in firefighting activities and learn essential safety information. This free event aims to foster community engagement and promote fire safety awareness among young residents. Additionally, the city announced the South Hill Bluff Fuels Reduction Project, with scheduled work set for fall 2025.

This project aims to enhance fire safety and reduce fuels in the area. Such initiatives reflect the city's commitment to public safety and community education. More information regarding city services and closures can be accessed via the Spokane city website.

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Ash Street Reduced to One Lane This Week

Ash Street will be reduced to one lane this week as part of the Maxwell Avenue Bike and Pedestrian Safety Upgrades project. The city is conducting stormwater system work to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists.

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Finch Arboretum Hosts Tree Trot 5K Fun Run

Spokane's Finch Arboretum will host a Tree Trot 5K Fun Run on October 4 to raise funds for a new nature-based playground. Additionally, District 3's weekly newsletter highlights topics including Play Streets and Deaconess Hospital. The events aim to enhance community engagement and support local initiatives.

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Ash Street Reduced to One Lane This Week

City crews will reduce southbound Ash St. to one lane from Sept. 9-12 as part of the Maxwell Avenue Bike and Pedestrian Safety Upgrades project. Drivers should expect significant congestion and are encouraged to use alternate routes during peak hours. Pedestrians may face sidewalk detours, but local access will remain available.