Neighborhood Clean-up Program
Program Information
The Neighborhood Clean-up Program works to make Spokane neighborhoods clean, safe, and healthy for all residents to live and thrive in. This program funds neighborhood clean-up and community-building opportunities as a partnership between the Office of Neighborhood Services (ONS) and Department of Solid Waste Collection. The Neighborhood Clean-up Program supports the broader City of Spokane's actions to reduce property crime, beautify Spokane, and promote community resiliency.
For information about the clean-up events, contact your Neighborhood Council’s Clean-up Coordinator. Don’t know which neighborhood you live in? Find your neighborhood.
Disposal Pass Update
- Disposal passes are no longer available for spring. A limited number will be available directly via recognized neighborhood councils beginning August 4, 2026. Each neighborhood council will be distributing their disposal passes differently (at meetings, events, etc.) so please contact your neighborhood council directly to learn more.
- Disposal passes are available on a first come, first served basis and are available until funds are expended. Please review the 2026 Disposal Pass FAQ for more information about disposal passes.
Neighborhood Beautification Project
- Neighborhood councils who are interested in in hosting a volunteer clean-up event are encouraged to submit a Neighborhood Beautification Project Application. Applications allow neighborhood councils to reserve supplies such as litter grabbers, rolling garbage cans, brooms, dustpans, garbage bags, and safety vests. Applications should be submitted by recognized neighborhood councils at least three weeks in advance of the event.
Fees for Disposal
- Recyclables Drop Off – FREE, please divide recyclables by type to make tipping process easier.
- Household Hazardous Waste Disposal – FREE, there is a location to place these at the facility.
- 2026 Trash Disposal Rates – At the Waste to Energy Facility, it is $152.60 per ton, with a minimum charge of $24.93 for up to 320 pounds, plus a $2.68 self-haul transaction fee per vehicle. (Check Spokane County’s website for cost information for the Spokane Valley and North County transfer stations.)
- 2026 Self-hauled Clean Green/Yard Waste Debris Rates – At the Waste to Energy Facility, it is $76.95 per ton, with a minimum charge of $8.19 for up to 200 pounds, plus a $2.68 self-haul transaction fee per vehicle.
The disposal sites accept cash, check, debit cards, Visa, and MasterCard for payment. Please make sure you bring proper identification with you.
