Check our Minutes and Agendas page for the agenda for our February meeting and minutes from our January meeting. 

We’ll see you February 10 at 7pm via Zoom!

The City of Spokane will provide free disposal of trees and tree limbs that came down during the January 13 windstorm.

Solid Waste Collection will provide curbside clean green pickup the week of Jan. 18 for customers who subscribe to that service. Free disposal also will be available at the Waste to Energy Facility (WTE), 2900 S. Geiger Blvd., starting Friday, Jan. 15, and running through Saturday, Jan. 30.

Tree debris from the storm can be placed in green yard waste carts for pickup on customers’ normal garbage collection days during the week of Jan. 18. This is an extra pickup, as the service currently is suspended for the winter. Debris must be contained in the carts for this special service; debris outside the carts won’t be collected. Branches must be smaller than 3 inches in diameter and fit within the cart. Curbside yard waste collection is a voluntary, subscription service.

Free disposal at WTE is available for City of Spokane residents only, not commercial tree removal, landscaping and yard care businesses. Citizens are asked to present their City utility bill (either in paper or on their phone) and inform the Waste to Energy scale clerk as they enter the facility that they are disposing of storm tree debris. Customers without a utility bill will be charged for disposal.

Please wear masks and be prepared to wait. Because of the pandemic, the number of customers allowed on the tipping floor is limited.

The temporary free service is only for trees and tree limbs, not root balls or building debris. Trees and branches should be cut so they are not longer than six feet.

The Waste to Energy facility is open from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. The normal cost for clean green disposal is $55.80 per ton.

Residents who need to clear tree debris from private property are encouraged to refer to the list of licensed arborists at spokanecity.org. Safety should be a priority; carefully inspect for downed power lines and gas leaks before doing any work. Please provide assistance to neighbors who may need help.

The Community Assembly is looking for interested citizens to join the Urban Forestry Advisory Committee. You can learn more about this position here: https://my.spokanecity.org/neighborhoods/community-assembly/. Look in the lower right corner of the page under “Items of Interest” for links to four documents detailing the role.

Check our Minutes and Agendas page for the agenda for our January meeting and minutes from our November meeting. Dr. Adam Swinyard and Dr. Mark Anderson from Spokane Public Schools will visit to discuss the upcoming schools levy.

We’ll see you January 13 at 7pm via Zoom!

The City Council will hold a legislative session on Thursday, December 10. The event will be streamed on CityCable5 and on Facebook Live https://www.facebook.com/spokanecitycouncil.

Check our Minutes and Agendas page for the agenda for our November meeting. Kathleen Weinand will join us to discuss proposed changes to STA bus routes.

We’ll see you November 11 at 7pm via Zoom!

Check our Minutes and Agendas page for the agenda for our October meeting. We will welcome Mary Kuney and David Green, candidates for Spokane County Commissioner, for a candidate forum. Come and meet our local candidates.

We’ll see you October 14 at 7pm via Zoom!

The City of Spokane has determined the need to add a water tank in Spokane’s South Hill High System pressure zone, and are currently considering Hamblen Park as the location. A meeting will be held to discuss this location on September 22 at 6pm. For more information, including how to join the meeting, please visit: https://my.spokanecity.org/projects/high-system-water-tank-hamblen-park/.

Check our Minutes and Agendas page for the minutes from our August meeting and the agenda for our September meeting. We will a land use update and discuss a candidate forum for October.

We’ll see you on September 2nd at 7pm via Zoom!

Dump passes can now be requested by City of Spokane residents! Please read the message below to find out more information regarding dump pass requests.

Important Information:

Dump pass requests are fulfilled on a first-come, first-served basis. There are a limited number of dump passes available; submitting an online form does not guarantee a dump pass will be delivered.

If you are included in a mailing, a confirmation email will be sent to you prior to the mailing from City staff.

The Neighborhood Clean-Up Program will accept dump pass requests via the online form until October 19.
Dump passes are mailed to residents.
The dump passes are issued every other week from now thru October 19, and are only valid during the times posted on the pass. Requests for re-delivering lost/misplaced dump passes are unable to be fulfilled.

You can review the Dump Pass Program Details here: https://tinyurl.com/COScleanup

To complete the Dump Pass Request form, go here: https://tinyurl.com/COSdumppass