Neighborhoods

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.

Get involved with your neighborhood council to stay in the loop with clean-up related efforts! Don’t know which neighborhood you live in? Find your neighborhood.

More information about the 2026 Neighborhood Clean-up Program will be posted this webpage on March 2.

Clean-up Coordinator Training

The 2026 Clean-up Coordinator training is scheduled for Friday, Feb. 20 at 6 p.m at the Shadle Park Library (Events Room)/ Zoom. RSVP to Amber Groe (agroe@spokanecity.org) by Feb. 12 if you plan to attend. This training is only open to designated neighborhood council volunteers.

Information about Disposal

Visit the Waste to Energy Facility webpage for more information about waste disposal. Please refer to the Waste Disposal Guide for information on what is allowed and not allowed at the Waste-to-Energy Facility. Electronics (computers, monitors, TVs, DVD Players, e-readers) are not allowed. Please visit the Washington Recycles page to learn where your closest electronics recyclers are.

2026 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.