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Spokane Waste Collection Delayed Due to Labor Day Holiday

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Garbage, recycling, and yard waste collection services in Spokane will be delayed by one day throughout the week of September 2, 2025, because of the Labor Day holiday. Residents are advised to have their carts ready for pickup by 6 AM on their scheduled collection days. Notably, Friday’s pickups will occur on Saturday to accommodate the holiday. The city has also indicated that there will be other closures in effect during this period. For further details about these closures, residents can access the city's official website.

This adjustment in waste collection services is intended to ensure that all residents receive their scheduled services despite the holiday disruptions. Spokane officials encourage residents to plan accordingly to avoid any inconvenience. The city's communication aims to keep residents informed and engaged regarding municipal services during holiday periods.

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