Each day, information evolves about Coronavirus Disease 19 (COVID-19). At the City, we want our citizens and visitors to know that we are working to reduce the spread of this disease in our community, continue to provide critical City services, and address impacts of closures of schools, business and events. For the most recent and local data on cases and outcomes, visit SRHD.org/covid19.

Track information on this county risk assessment interactive dashboard for cases, hospitalizations and deaths for people who have had a positive molecular test for COVID -19.

Gov. Jay Inslee issued a proclamation and guidance memo today clarifying application of COVID-19 requirements for voters and for voting service operations, including county elections offices, county voting centers and student engagement HUBs throughout the state. 

Tuesday, October 27, 2020

Monday, October 26, 2020

As Tuesday, November 3rd approaches, SPD encourages the community to have eyes and ears out for any suspicious activity related to voting stations and ballot boxes. Report any activity immediately to election officers or law enforcement, avoid confrontations and call 911 right away if the safety of anyone in or around a polling location is in jeopardy.

Ballot drop boxes are located at the Spokane County Courthouse – one in front and one behind at the Spokane County Election’s Office, most town halls in the county, and in front of all public libraries.

Last week's snow storm reminded us that it's not too early to make sure neighborhood street drains are clear of debris, snow and ice.

The City is taking the final steps to make sure downtown Spokane’s new police precinct is a fully functional reality. On the outside, new signage to boost police presence and let people know where they can find help. Just inside, visitors will find a desk officer, who is ready to address the concerns of anyone who works, lives or plays downtown.

Mickey Tuter is a lifelong resident and the Spokane Police Department Senior Chaplain who works with police officers and community members. Learn more about Mickey's 14 years with SPD!

Spokane Fire was honored to play a small role in making Kia's Make-A-Wish come true and join in her birthday celebration!

The City of Spokane is a great place to combine community support with expertise. There are over 30 Boards, Commissions and Committees made up of volunteers who help shape our community. Whether it's one day a year or one day a week, there is an opportunity for you. Pick your passion below and get involved!

Hey kids*! There are SPOOKY scenes happening all over downtown Spokane. Through October 31st locate each scene and decipher a riddle to earn a treat-bag full of fall goodies.

Spokane’s first all-inclusive playground is now open in Riverfront Park! It is designed to be physically and socially inclusive, and help meet child development milestones. Learn more!

Through the generosity of over 500 donors, a community relief fund for utilities is available. Those who need utility assistance can contact SNAP at (509) 456-SNAP to request support.

While the matching funds have been exhausted, donations for this effort are always appreciated.

Contact SNAP at (509) 319-3050 or SRTC@snapwa.org

Contact 24/7: Frontier Crisis Line (509) 838-4428

Contact or Walk-In: Inland Northwest Behavioral Health (509) 992-1888

CHAS Health: (509) 444-8200

Excelsior Wellness Center: (509) 559-3100

Help for children, adults and families is available via telehealth.

Veterans Crisis Line: (800) 273-8255

Lutheran Community Services: (509) 747-8224

Intensive Behavioral Health, Victim Advocacy and Foster Care, are available.

#OrderUpSpokane with 10-minute parking zones near restaurants in the City core allows citizens and delivery drivers to efficiently pick up to-go orders. Check out these lists of restaurants you can support.