Healthy Parks,
Healthy Neighborhoods
A citywide investment in neighborhood parks, safety, and maintenance
A Part of Together Spokane
Parks. Schools. Neighborhoods
Park Levy
The Spokane Parks Levy is a $240 million, 20-year initiative approved by voters in November 2025 to enhance every park in every neighborhood across the City of Spokane. The plan reflects the top community requests for park improvements, based on extensive feedback gathered during our 2021/2022 master planning.
The initiative is part of a collaboration with Spokane Public Schools called Together Spokane – two separate initiatives with one goal of improving Spokane neighborhoods.
What projects are in the Parks levy?
- Enhanced security by more than doubling our Special Commission Park Ranger team
- Improved daily maintenance and vandalism repair by adding 50% more maintenance staff
- Renovate or replace all restrooms (85 +/-)
- Renovate or replace all playgrounds (54 +/-)
- 3 new neighborhood parks (Shiloh Hills, North Indian Trail, and Latah/Hangman)
- 3 major park renovations (Minnehaha, Harmon, and Grant)
- 1 new all-weather, lighted, rectangular sports field
- Renovate all sport courts (14 +/-)
- 1 new disc golf course
- 1 new pump track
- Modernize outdated water systems (12 +/-)
- 5 trail and trailhead renovation/developments
- Natural land acquisition and management
- Renovations to 3-5 existing softball/baseball fields with all-weather surface infields and/or practice lights
Spokane Parks Levy – Safety in Spokane Parks
Spokane Parks Levy – Maintenance
Spokane Parks Levy – Restrooms and Playgrounds
Spokane Parks Levy – New and Renovated Parks
Spokane Parks Levy – Fuels Reduction
Frequently Asked Question
Answers to frequently asked quesions about the Levy are available on our website.
Would you like to share feedback?
To submit your feedback, please email parks@spokanecity.org or fill out our simple online form.
