Spokane Solid Waste Collection Schedule and Climate Planning Initiative

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane's solid waste collection will continue as scheduled on Veterans Day, with residents reminded to have their carts at the curb by 6 a. m. on collection days. The city is committed to providing reliable waste management services for its community. In tandem with this, Spokane is taking proactive steps to address climate change by initiating climate planning as part of the 2026 PlanSpokane Periodic Update.

This effort signifies the city's dedication to building a more resilient future, focusing on sustainability and environmental stewardship. The planning process invites community engagement, highlighting the importance of resident participation in shaping local climate strategies. This article not only informs residents about essential services but also emphasizes the city's forward-looking approach to environmental issues. By addressing both immediate waste collection needs and long-term climate goals, Spokane is reinforcing its role as a responsible and engaged local government. The dual focus on service reliability and environmental planning underscores the city's commitment to its residents and the planet.

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