Each day, information evolves 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 with these interactive dashboards for risk assessment, health data, economic impact and recovery, schools and PPE information.

Gov. Jay Inslee, along with the Washington State Department of Health, announced the launch of WA Notify, a simple, anonymous exposure notification tool utilizing smartphone alerts to help stop the spread of COVID-19. Learn more.

Tuesday, December 1, 2020

Monday, November 30, 2020

The City of Spokane is working with local community partners on a plan of activities and ideas that prioritizes new public health guidance and safely supports the community and businesses during the holiday season. Mayor Woodward proclaimed Small Business Saturday for the next three weeks.

Support local growers and artisans in a safe environment! Enjoy fresh local products and handmade goods, plus prepared food available for takeout. Vendors will be placed throughout Riverfront Park's Pavilion Central Plaza (outdoors), Pavilion Main Lobby and Sky Room (indoors) each Wed. from 3-7 p.m.

If you haven't used the Passport Parking app you are missing out! It's convenient, reduces your time in bad weather and for the next four Saturdays you'll get a discount at an on-street meter if you use it!

Meet Logan, a car hopping concierge who makes free curbside pick-up zones even safer for customers and employees in Spokane's Kendall Yards.

We'll be highlighting small businesses over the next two weeks to see how they are responding and adjusting to serving their customers and keeping our community safe. These quick 1-minute videos are a sneak peek to their daily operations.

#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.

When the general manager of three locally owned SERVPRO businesses saw the vandalism done to the Lincoln Statue in downtown Spokane on Thanksgiving, he was angry. Then Jess Hockett turned his frustration into action and together with the business owners offered to clean up the red paint mess at no charge. Hockett contacted City leaders and went to work the day after Thanksgiving.

If you live or live/work in the City of Spokane, we want to hear about your housing needs, issues and experiences. This survey takes less than 10 minutes to complete. Your feedback will help us plan for the future with the Housing Action Plan.

Get your leaves, pumpkins, pine needles, and other yard debris cleaned up. Curbside yard and food waste collection ends Friday, Dec. 4.

City snow crews began their day early, pre-treating arterials with deicer in advance of Monday morning’s snowfall and worked trouble spots throughout the day. Along with pre-treating and snow removal, sign replacement and repair is on the list during winter conditions. As always, motorists should slow down and drive for conditions.

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!

As the season changes to winter, remember we have plenty of room to roam. And because of that, there are so many cool things to experience, both outdoors and indoors.

Cowley Park is close to lighting up Providence Sacred Heart Children's Hospital rooms! Extreme Team crews, sponsors and volunteers are putting on the final touches for Thursday night's bright reveal on KXLY 4 News Now.

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.