Spokane Garbage and Recycling Pickup Schedule for Presidents Day Holiday

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane's city services will alter their waste collection schedule in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday, resulting in a one-day delay for garbage, recycling, and yard waste pickups. As of Thursday, residents should expect Friday's collection to be postponed until Saturday. To facilitate smooth service, it's crucial for residents to place their carts out for collection by 6 AM on the assigned day. This temporary change highlights the city's proactive approach to waste management and community service during holiday periods. For more detailed information regarding other city facilities and services that may be closed or have modified hours during Thanksgiving, residents are encouraged to check the official Spokane city news page.

This announcement reflects Spokane's dedication to keeping its residents informed about essential services. By planning ahead, the city aims to minimize any inconvenience to residents during the festive season. Overall, this timely update ensures that Spokane residents remain aware of changes that may impact their routine waste collection.

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