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The Seattle FIFA World Cup 26™ Local Organizing Committee has announced the establishment of nine fan zones across Washington State, in addition to the main celebration at the Seattle Center. This initiative aims to bring the excitement of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ to a wider audience, ensuring that communities outside of King County can participate in this historic event.
The City of Spokane has transitioned from the Passport parking app to ParkMobile, refunding over 5,800 customers with remaining balances. Residents are being contacted directly until March 2025, with unclaimed balances transferring to the state as per Washington State Escheat laws. Questions can be directed to the city's FAQ for further clarification.
Spokane City Hall and other city facilities will be closed on January 20, 2025, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Solid waste collection will proceed as scheduled, and on-street parking will be free, though time limits still apply. Residents are encouraged to participate in the MLK Day Annual Unity Rally and Resource Fair taking place on the same date.
Solid Waste collection in Spokane will proceed on its normal schedule during the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday, with a reminder for residents to place their carts at the curb by 6 AM on collection days. This announcement is crucial for residents to ensure timely waste management services during the holiday week. For more details on city operations, additional information is available through the provided links.
Solid Waste collection in Spokane will proceed as normal on Martin Luther King Day, January 13, 2025, with residents reminded to place carts at the curb by 6 AM on their regular collection days. The city encourages citizens to stay informed about holiday operating schedules through additional resources provided.
Spokane City encourages community participation in various events celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, highlighting specific activities scheduled in the area. The city emphasizes the significance of this day as a national day of service, with opportunities for volunteering. Solid waste collection will continue on the normal schedule despite the holiday.
The City of Spokane is initiating a periodic update to its Comprehensive Plan, due in June 2026, to guide the city's policies and regulations for the next 20 years. This update aims to gather community input on the city's vision through an online vision board, encouraging residents to share their aspirations for Spokane's future.
A recent weather report from the City of Spokane warns residents about hazardous driving conditions due to slick roads caused by precipitation and freezing temperatures. Authorities advise staying off the roads unless necessary and ensuring vehicles are in good condition. Residents are also reminded of solid waste collection schedules during the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday.
Spokane residents are reminded that winter green carts collection and the final week for Christmas Tree pickup will occur from January 6th to 10th. Ensure carts and trees are placed out for collection by 6 AM on your designated pickup day.
The City of Spokane is offering winter curbside pickup of food and yard waste from January 6-10, 2025. This service allows residents to dispose of their green carts on regular pickup days, promoting sustainability and reducing food waste. An optional subscription is available for $18.01 per month.