City Closures Planned for Thanksgiving Holiday

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane city officials have confirmed planned closures for city services in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday on November 24, 2025. Solid Waste Services will operate one day later than usual following the holiday, affecting waste collection schedules. This adjustment is aimed at allowing city employees to celebrate the holiday with their families while maintaining essential services for the community. Residents are encouraged to prepare for these adjustments and to ensure that their waste disposal plans align with the modified schedule. The city emphasizes its commitment to clear communication regarding service changes, particularly during holiday periods.

Local officials highlight the significance of community engagement and cooperation during this time. The Thanksgiving holiday often leads to increased waste generation, and timely communication helps residents manage their disposal needs effectively. Spokane aims to enhance service delivery even amidst holiday-related changes.

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