Spokane's Solid Waste Collection Remains on Schedule for Martin Luther King Day

Spokane, WALocal News

The City of Spokane has released a compilation of videos for October 15, 2024, showcasing important updates and Mayor Brown's inaugural address. In this address, Mayor Brown discusses critical issues such as the city's fiscal health, ongoing efforts to combat homelessness, and initiatives aimed at enhancing community safety. He highlights progress made during his tenure while outlining a clear path forward for the city. Additionally, the article provides practical information regarding solid waste collection, which will maintain its regular schedule despite the Indigenous Peoples Day holiday. Residents are advised to have their waste carts out by 6 a.

m. on their designated collection days. This communication reflects the city's commitment to keeping its residents informed and engaged with local government activities. The article emphasizes the importance of civic involvement and awareness of local issues. By presenting these updates, Spokane aims to foster a well-informed community that participates actively in local governance.

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