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Spokane Valley unveils draft solid waste management plan; public hearing set for Sept. 30
Summary
City staff introduced a draft update to Spokane Valley’s Solid Waste Management Plan on Sept. 2 and set a public hearing for Sept. 30 to gather community feedback before submitting the plan to the Washington Department of Ecology for review.
City staff introduced an updated Solid Waste Management Plan to the Spokane Valley City Council on Sept. 2, describing a multi‑step review and public engagement process that includes a public hearing scheduled for Sept. 30.
Deputy City Manager Eric Lamb said Washington law requires municipalities that manage their own solid waste programs to adopt a local solid waste management plan. The draft combines the city’s previous solid waste plan and its required household hazardous waste plan into a single document and addresses collection, disposal, recycling, organics, small‑quantity…
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