Garbage and Recycling Pickup Delays for Thanksgiving in Spokane

Spokane, WALocal News

As Thanksgiving approaches, the City of Spokane, Washington, is reminding residents that there will be delays in waste management services. Starting Thursday, all garbage, curbside recycling, and yard waste pickups will be delayed by one day due to the holiday schedule. This means that Friday's collection will instead occur on Saturday, and residents are encouraged to have their carts out by 6 AM on their designated collection day. The city has emphasized the importance of timely preparation to avoid any disruption in service. Additionally, the announcement comes with links to further details regarding other city closures during the holiday period.

This proactive communication reflects Spokane's commitment to keeping its residents informed about essential city services. The city encourages residents to stay updated through its official website for the latest information. This service change is particularly relevant as many families prepare for Thanksgiving festivities and may require adjustments to their waste disposal routines.

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