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In Spokane, garbage, curbside recycling, and yard waste pickup will be pushed back by one day starting Thursday, November 21, due to the Thanksgiving holiday. Friday's collection will take place on Saturday, ensuring that residents stay informed about changes to their waste collection schedules. The city urges residents to have their carts ready by 6 AM on their scheduled collection days to prevent any service disruptions. This update is part of Spokane's ongoing efforts to provide clear communication regarding essential city services during holiday periods. Additionally, a link is provided for more detailed information about other city closures planned for the Thanksgiving holiday.

This proactive approach helps residents plan accordingly for both waste management and potential disruptions in city services. The announcement showcases the city's dedication to maintaining efficient operations while being transparent with the community. Overall, this news reflects the importance of timely updates for residents, especially during significant holidays.

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