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City Details Veterans Day Schedule

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Spokane will suspend payment for on-street parking meters and kiosks on Veterans Day, November 11, while all parking rules, including time limits, remain in effect. Garbage, recycling, and yard waste services will proceed on their regular schedule, and the Waste to Energy Facility will be open. Development Services Center employees will be available to assist the public. Riverfront Park will offer complimentary Looff Carrousel rides for military members, both active and retired, along with their families. Spokane Public Library branches will close on Veterans Day, as will the Municipal Court and Community Justice Services.

Spokane 311 will offer customer service through in-person, phone, or online inquiries. Residents can visit www. spokane311. org for assistance 24/7. This holiday schedule reflects the city's commitment to supporting veterans and providing essential services.

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