Spokane Delays Garbage and Recycling Pickup for Thanksgiving Holiday

Spokane, WALocal News

The City of Spokane has officially announced a delay in garbage, curbside recycling, and yard waste pickup for the week of Thanksgiving, starting on November 21, 2024. Due to the holiday, Friday’s collection will shift to Saturday, allowing residents to adjust their schedules accordingly. The city emphasizes the importance of placing carts at the collection point by 6 AM on the assigned days to ensure service continuity. This announcement is particularly relevant to Spokane residents as it directly impacts their waste management routine during a busy holiday week. In addition to this information, the city provides links for further details on additional municipal closures during Thanksgiving.

By communicating these changes effectively, the city aims to keep residents well-informed and minimize inconvenience. This proactive approach reflects the city's commitment to maintaining efficient public services, especially during significant holidays. Residents are encouraged to stay engaged through the city’s official platforms for real-time updates.

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