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City urges wildfire readiness; sign up for Alert Spokane

Office of Neighborhood Services · July 30, 2026
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Summary

City staff urged residents to prepare for wildfire risk: sign up for Alert Spokane, prepare a go-bag, know evacuation routes and schedule consultations with wildfire experts to create a plan.

Amber Grow, Office of Neighborhood Services, urged residents to remain ready for wildfire threats during dry weather. "Wildfire risks are constant as dry weather conditions persist, so it is also important that you are wildfire ready," she said, and recommended signing up for Alert Spokane emergency notifications, preparing a go-bag and noting evacuation routes.

Grow also encouraged scheduling consultations with local wildfire experts to develop a wildfire action plan. The update emphasized personal preparedness steps rather than new city mandates or funding.