Spokane Waste Collection Delayed Due to Labor Day Holiday

Spokane, WALocal News

Garbage, recycling, and yard waste services in Spokane will be delayed by one day for the week of Labor Day, with Friday's collection occurring on Saturday. Residents are reminded to place their carts at the collection point by 6 AM on their scheduled days to ensure services are rendered. This delay affects all collection days throughout the week, which is a common practice during holiday periods to accommodate service staff schedules. The city has provided additional information regarding other closures related to the holiday on its website. Spokane's commitment to keeping residents informed demonstrates its focus on efficient waste management and public service.

The city encourages community engagement, urging residents to stay updated on service changes. These adjustments are essential for maintaining cleanliness and public health during busy holiday weeks. The city aims to ensure that all residents are aware of the changes to prevent any disruptions in service.

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