Spokane Waste Management Services to Continue Normal Schedule Amid Juneteenth Closures

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane's waste management services, including garbage, recycling, and food waste, will operate on their regular schedule this week, with residents required to place carts at the curb by 6 a. m. on collection days. The city has also reminded residents to check for any additional information regarding closures in observance of Juneteenth. In a related safety update, firefighters successfully contained a suspicious brush fire in Latah Valley, extinguishing the flames and mopping up hot spots within an hour of their arrival.

This rapid response highlights the city's commitment to ensuring public safety and effective emergency management. The coordinated effort by firefighters minimized potential damage and ensured the safety of nearby residents. Furthermore, the city encourages residents to stay informed through official channels for updates on services and safety alerts. These actions reflect Spokane's proactive approach to community welfare. For more details, residents can visit the city's official website.

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