Winter Food and Yard Waste Cart Pickup Jan. 6-10

Spokane, WALocal News

The City of Spokane has issued a reminder to residents about the winter food and yard waste cart collection taking place from January 6th to 10th, 2025. Residents are encouraged to have their green carts and Christmas trees ready for collection by 6 AM on their designated pickup days. This announcement serves as the final opportunity for residents to dispose of their Christmas trees, underscoring the importance of timely waste management. The city is committed to maintaining cleanliness and sustainability within the community through effective waste collection services. Proper disposal of yard waste enhances neighborhood aesthetics and supports broader environmental goals.

Spokane's waste management program promotes responsible disposal practices among residents, especially during the winter months. The city encourages community engagement in waste reduction and proper waste disposal, contributing to a cleaner and greener Spokane. This initiative reflects the city's ongoing efforts to foster an organized and environmentally friendly community.

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