Presidents' Day Is a Parking Meter Holiday

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane will observe Presidents' Day on February 17, 2025, with parking meters and kiosks not requiring payment, although all parking regulations, including time limits, will still apply. Residents can expect garbage and recycling services to run on their usual schedule, ensuring waste management remains uninterrupted. The Waste to Energy Facility will welcome visitors from 7:30 a. m. to 5 p.

m. , allowing them to see the waste management process firsthand; however, prior registration for tours is necessary. City Hall, Spokane 311, and the Development Services Center will be open to assist residents with various inquiries. Notably, the Spokane City Council's meetings will be canceled for the day, with the next meetings scheduled for February 24. The Numerica Skate Ribbon and Looff Carrousel in Riverfront Park will be available for public enjoyment, while Spokane Public Library branches will close for the holiday.

This announcement is critical for residents as it outlines city services and regulations during the holiday, ensuring community members are well-informed. For those interested in local governance, details about the upcoming council meetings and public testimony registration can be found on the city’s website.

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