Help the Spokane Regional Transportation Council identify locations that may need improvements. You can help our community reach the goal of zero fatalities on our roads by filling out the Regional Safety Action Plan survey. To learn more about the plan click here.
The 2024 Neighborhood Clean-Up Program once again includes disposal passes! The Disposal Pass Program is designed to help residents in the City of Spokane remove extra waste by distributing $25 passes, valid at the Waste to Energy Facility.
Starting March 1, 2024, City of Spokane residents will be able to submit a request for a disposal pass. Passes will be emailed to you and will be valid for 30 days. Disposal passes are available until program funding is expended.
City of Spokane residents can request a pass through their My Spokane account. Go here for more details:
The City of Spokane is calling on its diverse and talented residents to apply for vacant positions on various boards and commissions.
The City is committed to ensuring its boards and commissions reflect the rich tapestry of the greater Spokane community and include people with unique experiences and viewpoints. Unfortunately, many groups, neighborhoods, and cultural communities are currently underrepresented.
· Women account for 50.10% of Spokane’s population, but only make up 39.29% of appointees to City of Spokane boards and commissions.
· Latinos make up 7.20% of Spokane’s population, but only 3.06% percent of appointees to City of Spokane boards and commissions.
Serving on a board or commission provides opportunities to shape policies and influence important issues like public safety, transportation, and housing.
“It is critically important that we have diverse voices at the table to ensure that decisions reflect the needs and interests of all members of our community. Serving in these open roles is an opportunity to work with others for positive change and make a lasting impact on the trajectory of our town,” Mayor Lisa Brown said.
“Serving on a board or commission is not only an opportunity to give back to your community, it is opportunity to influence the issues that impact you. Your voice matters, and the City of Spokane is committed to making sure it is heard loud and clear,” said Council President Betsy Wilkerson.
Mayor Brown is looking to remove barriers to participation on Spokane’s boards and commissions. She is looking at the possibility of reimbursing childcare costs incurred due to a member’s attendance at a City meeting and how best to assist members who may need assistance with transportation and other costs associated with serving.
A list of open positions and applications can be found here.
Please join the Southgate Neighborhood Council meeting Wednesday, March 13 at 7pm at the Talbot Event Center at NEWESD 101 (4202 S Regal St.) This is a hybrid meeting, you can join in-person or via Zoom. Use meeting ID : 849 4369 8811 and Passcode: 227495 to join. Or join by phone: (253) 215-8782.
We’ll see you March 13 at 7pm at ESD 101 or via Zoom!
Would you like to be added to our email list? Send an email to southgatecouncil@gmail.com.
Please join the Southgate Neighborhood Council meeting Wednesday, February 14 at 7pm at the Talbot Event Center at NEWESD 101 (4202 S Regal St.) This is a hybrid meeting, you can join in-person or via Zoom. Use meeting ID : 849 4369 8811 and Passcode: 227495 to join. Or join by phone: (253) 215-8782.
We’ll see you February 14 at 7pm at ESD 101 or via Zoom!
Would you like to be added to our email list? Send an email to southgatecouncil@gmail.com.
City Council District 3 is hosting a Land Use Town Hall. All city of Spokane residents are invited. The Town Hall will address how we develop, manage open space, and our growth management plan.
Thursday, Feb. 22, 5:30pm-8:30pm at the West Central Community Center in the Newtown Room.
Home Depot has filed plans to open a new store at 44th and Regal, on the former Shopko site. Early plans show the old Shopko building being removed and a new building with a garden center being added to the site. There should be opportunities for community input. We’ll add a notice to the website when opportunities for comment are available.
Please join the Southgate Neighborhood Council meeting Wednesday, January 10 at 7pm via Zoom. Use meeting ID : 849 4369 8811 and Passcode: 227495 to join. Or join by phone: (253) 215-8782. Note that this meeting has changed to an online only meeting.
We’ll see you January 10 at 7pm via Zoom!
Would you like to be added to our email list? Send an email to southgatecouncil@gmail.com.
You are cordially invited to the first information sessions for Spokane Reimagined.
Spokane Reimagined is a proposal to repurpose existing rights of way to improve Spokane’s connectivity, increase density, and spur economic development.
2024 is the 50th anniversary of Expo ’74 and the perfect time for us to remake our beautiful city once again.
Please join Erik Lowe at the following Spokane libraries with your questions, comments, and criticisms.
Central Library – 1/9 (6-7pm) Hillyard Library – 1/11 (6-7pm) Indian Trail Library – 1/16 (6-7pm) Shadle Park Library – 1/22 (6-7pm) South Hill Library – 1/23 (6-7pm) Liberty Park Library – 1/27 (4-5pm)
Erik is a Spokane dad trying to make a better city for his kid, and would love the feedback and support of those who love Spokane as much as he does.
Please join the Southgate Neighborhood Council meeting Wednesday, January 10 at 7pm at the Talbot Event Center at NEWESD 101 (4202 S Regal St.) This is a hybrid meeting, you can join in-person or via Zoom. Use meeting ID : 849 4369 8811 and Passcode: 227495 to join. Or join by phone: (253) 215-8782.
We’ll see you January 10 at 7pm at ESD 101 or via Zoom!
Would you like to be added to our email list? Send an email to southgatecouncil@gmail.com.
Southgate Neighborhood Council 