Spokane Regional Clean Air

City of Spokane Department of Solid Waste Collection is a provider of garbage, recycling and yard waste collection services for the the city of Spokane in Washington state. It serves the needs of residential customers and commercial businesses. Solid Waste Collection was previously called Solid Waste Management until 2014 when the city of Spokane separated the department into two separate divisions, collection and disposal.

The Moore-Turner Heritage Gardens, located in Spokane, WA, are a beautifully restored historical site that showcases the rich landscaping traditions of the early 20th century. Originally designed by notable landscape architect Hugh Bryan in 1911, the gardens feature a variety of architectural elements, including pergolas, water features, and basalt-faced terraces. Established on the grounds of a prominent home once owned by Frank Rockwood Moore and later U.S. Senator George Turner, the gardens celebrate Spokane's horticultural heritage and are recognized on local and state historic registers. Today, they provide a serene space for visitors to enjoy, reflecting the artistic vision and historical significance of Spokane's past. Generated from the website

The Spokane Fire Station Museum is dedicated to the preservation and restoration of fire lookouts across the Northwest, a mission that began in 1969 under the leadership of Ray Kresek. This initiative has led to the publication of books detailing fire lookouts in Oregon and Washington, as well as the establishment of a dedicated Fire Lookout Museum in Spokane, Washington. Through its efforts, the museum aims to honor the history and significance of these abandoned lookouts, ensuring that their stories and contributions to fire management are not forgotten. The museum serves as a vital resource for those interested in the heritage of fire lookouts in the region. Generated from the website