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Councilman Michael Cathcart has voiced strong opposition to House Bill 1339, which proposes moving municipal elections to even-numbered years. He argues that this change would overshadow local issues and dilute voter focus, making it harder for citizens to engage with governance. The statement emphasizes the importance of maintaining distinct local elections to preserve the integrity of municipal governance.
Garbage and recycling pickup in Spokane will follow its regular schedule on Presidents’ Day, February 20, 2025, despite the holiday. Residents are reminded to place their carts at the curb by 6 AM on collection days. For further details on the city’s holiday operating schedule, visit the City of Spokane's official website.
Spokane NAACP President Lisa Gardner emphasized the urgency of combating attacks on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) principles during a recent town hall at Spokane Community College. The session, attended by around 100 community members, highlighted the impact of recent executive actions by President Donald Trump aimed at dismantling DEI initiatives, prompting calls for local activism and engagement.
Spokane Police Department is seeking public assistance in locating a missing 77-year-old male named Joseph, who suffers from dementia. Last seen around 9:30 a.m. near 6000 North Regal Street, he was reported missing after leaving his home on foot. The community is urged to provide any information regarding his whereabouts to aid in his safe return.
Spokane’s WheelShare program, operated by Lime, continued its successful operation in 2024, providing shared electric scooters and bicycles throughout the city. This initiative highlights the city's commitment to sustainable transportation options and urban mobility improvements. For more details on the program's performance and future plans, visit the City of Spokane's official website.
Garbage and recycling pickup in Spokane will proceed as scheduled on Presidents’ Day, February 17, 2025, ensuring residents can maintain their regular collection routines. Carts must be placed at the curb by 6 AM on collection days. For further details on the city's holiday operating schedule, residents can refer to additional resources provided by the City of Spokane.
Garbage and recycling collection in Spokane will follow its regular schedule on Presidents’ Day, with carts required to be at the curb by 6 AM on collection days. This announcement is part of the city's efforts to keep residents informed about waste management services during holiday periods. For more details on the operating schedule, citizens are encouraged to visit the city's website.
Garbage and recycling pickup in Spokane will follow its normal schedule on Presidents' Day, February 19, 2025, with collection continuing throughout the week. Residents are reminded to have their carts at the curb by 6 AM on their designated collection days. For more details on the City's holiday operating schedule, visit the Spokane City website.
Garbage and recycling services in Spokane will operate on a normal schedule during Presidents' Day, ensuring residents can continue with their regular waste collection without interruption. The city emphasizes the importance of placing carts at the curb by 6 AM on collection days for proper service. For further details on the holiday operating schedule, residents can visit the city’s official website.
Garbage and recycling pickup in Spokane will proceed as scheduled on Presidents’ Day, February 17, 2025, ensuring residents can rely on regular waste collection services. Carts should be placed at the curb by 6 am on collection days. For additional details regarding the holiday operating schedule, residents are encouraged to visit the city's official website.