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City of Spokane
Community Update
Feb. 27, 2024
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Message from the Mayor
Despite tomorrow’s forecasted snow, we are starting to see little signs of spring! As we prepare to usher in a new season, it is time to start getting excited about the wonderful things we have to look forward to as the weather warms up. In this week's Community Update, you’ll learn about the return of yard and food waste pickup, roller skating at the Skate Ribbon, and some fun opportunities to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Expo ‘74!
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Cletus the Compost Cart
Putting food waste and soiled paper products in the green yard and food waste cart is the way to go! The City of Spokane has resumed curbside yard and food waste pickup. Click here to learn more about the service.
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Last Day to Ice Skate Is March 3rd
Like all good things, the ice skating season must come to an end. The last day to lace up your skates will be Sunday, March 3! Don't miss out on the chance to glide across the ice one last time before we start transitioning the Numerica Skate Ribbon for roller skates and scooters!
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Planning Efforts Protect Pedestrians
The City of Spokane's traffic calming projects improve safety for cyclists and pedestirans.
To participate in Spokane Regional Transportation Council's Safety Action Plan click here.
Want to talk to someone about your safety concerns in person? Visit the professionals who are working on the Regional Safety Action Plan at one of these public outreach events.
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Council Recap
Council Member Kitty Klitzke recaps the Monday, Feb. 26, Spokane City Council meeting.
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Become A Member Of Club '74
Play a part in making the Expo 50th Celebration a historic success! Become a member of Club '74 for just $74.
This fund, established by the Expo '74 planning committee, supports the Expo '74 50th anniversary public celebration and related activities happening in Riverfront Park and around the Spokane community.
Enjoy exclusive rewards, including a commemorative coin, one free Riverfront attraction admission, and select drink discounts at popular coffee shops, bars, and restaurants like Lord Stanley's, O'Doherty's, and No-Li Brewhouse from May 4 to July 4. New benefits are continuing to be added, so stay tuned to take advantage of all that Club '74 will offer. Join now!
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Division Street Bus Rapid Transit Survey
There are many considerations when it comes to selecting the Division Street Bus Rapid Transit station locations. Let Spokane Transit know your thoughts about the multi-year project that is currently in the design phase by taking their survey!
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CHHS seeks comment on Annual Action Plan
The City’s Community, Housing and Human Services (CHHS) Board and Department are accepting public comments through Saturday, March 9 on the proposed 2024 Annual Action Plan and funding recommendations posted on the City website. Comments can be submitted via email, phone, or at the public hearing on Wednesday, March 6, at 4 p.m. in the Council Briefing Room in City Hall. To attend the hearing virtually, request a meeting link here. Email your questions about the process, proposed allocations, or documents to the City.
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City of Spokane Jobs
The City of Spokane is hiring! Check out our featured jobs of the week:
For a full list of job openings with the City of Spokane click here.
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Visit Our Booth At The FUSE Career Fair
The City of Spokane invites students attending the FUSE Career Fair to visit our booth to learn more about full-time Civil Service positions, temporary/seasonal positions, and working with the Spokane Police Department. The event is Tuesday, March 5, from 2 – 6 p.m. at the Spokane Convention Center. The event is open to students who attend Eastern Washington University, Gonzaga University, University of Idaho, Washington State University, and Whitworth University. Click here to learn more.
For a list of upcoming career fairs, the City of Spokane will be attending visit our website!
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Your Vote Matters
Ballots for the Tuesday, March 12 Presidential Primary Election have been mailed! Return your ballot in a local drop box or by mail, no postage required. For a full list of drop boxes visit the Spokane County Elections website.
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Spokane Rewards. Spokane Solves. Spokane Gives
The City of Spokane is a great place to combine community support with expertise. There are more than 30 boards, commissions and committees made up of volunteers who help shape our community. If you have one day a year, or one day a week, there is an opportunity for you. Pick your passion and get involved!
Current and Upcoming City of Spokane Board and Commission Opportunities
Give back to the Spokane community by joining a volunteer board, commission, or committee! The following boards and commissions are accepting applications to fill current or upcoming vacancies.
Please submit completed applications to the Mayor's Office by emailing them or turning them in at the MySpokane Customer Service counter at City Hall; 808 W. Spokane Falls Blvd., Spokane, WA 99201.
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Winter Wonders: Water Wise Wednesday Workshops
Starting Wednesday, March 6, learn about a variety of Water Wise topics at Spokane Public Library Shadle Park. Meet the incredible Water Wise team, get your questions answered, and expand your knowledge!
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On the Bright Side
Council Member Paul Dillon accepted the Silver Jurisdiction Championship Award on behalf of the City of Spokane at the 2023 Commute Smart Champions Awards!
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