Garbage and Recycling Pickup Schedule for Presidents' Day in Spokane

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The City of Spokane has initiated full-city plowing operations in response to significant winter weather, prioritizing the clearing of major arterials before moving into residential areas. The decision was made early in the morning, with city crews actively engaged in ensuring safe travel on the roads. In a related incident, two fire apparatus were involved in accidents while responding to an emergency fire alarm, but fortunately, there were no injuries reported. This dual focus on road maintenance and emergency response reflects the city's proactive stance in safeguarding public safety during adverse weather. Spokane's commitment to maintaining essential services is evident as officials navigate the challenges posed by winter storms.

Residents are reminded to stay informed and cooperate with city operations to facilitate efficient snow removal. The coordination between snow plowing and emergency services illustrates the city's preparedness and responsiveness. As Spokane continues to face winter challenges, the community's support and understanding are crucial in managing these situations effectively.

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