Stuff Green Carts with Yard and Food Waste

Spokane, WALocal News

The City of Spokane has introduced an additional week of curbside yard and food waste collection during the winter months, responding to the needs of local residents. This decision comes as part of the city's broader commitment to enhance waste management services, driven by customer feedback and the necessity for future service expansions. The move is expected to improve sustainability practices within the community, allowing residents to manage their organic waste more effectively throughout the winter. In conjunction with this new service, the city reminds residents that solid waste collection will remain on its regular schedule, including during the Veterans Day holiday. By utilizing the green carts effectively, Spokane residents can contribute positively to the city's environmental goals.

The decision reflects increasing awareness of the importance of waste management in urban living. Spokane's proactive approach positions it as a leader in sustainable practices. The city is optimistic that these changes will be welcomed by the community and lead to more efficient waste disposal.

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