The Emerson-Garfield neighborhood is so lucky to have such dedicated, engaged, and community-oriented neighbors. Reminder: During our December meeting, we voted to skip the January 2024 meeting. We will next meet on Wednesday, 2/14/24 from 6-7:30pm at the Corbin Senior Activity Center.
We, the Emerson-Garfield Neighborhood, don’t currently have a Safety Committee representative – so we are sharing this information broadly. Anyone who is interested is welcome to attend. If you would like to learn more about this open representative position, please reach out via email: info@emersongarfield.org The last Neighborhood Safety Committee Meeting of the year will be on Wednesday, 12/27/23, from 6-7pm, at The Hive (Events room A). Are you tired of graffiti plaguing your neighborhood as much as we are? Well,…
The April Emerson-Garfield Neighborhood Council meeting has been cancelled. We are looking into online options for a May meeting.
This event has been cancelled. We hope to reschedule. The Emerson-Garfield Neighborhood in conjunction with Spokane Urban Forestry will be holding a 3-hour workshop on a variety of topics related to neighborhood trees and care. WHEN: Saturday, April 18, 2020 from 11am-2pm WHERE: Alter Church, 2803 N Lincoln St (map) Workshop Agenda Intro to Spokane Urban Forestry (15 mins) City Tree Permit Processes (15 mins) Homeowner Assisted Street Tree Planting Information (15 mins) Recommended Tree Species + Importance of Species…
The City of Spokane is initiating a short land-use study process regarding the North Monroe Corridor and the residential uses around it which is being led by Kara Mowery and Kevin Freibott at the City Neighborhood and Planning Services Department. At this point, the North Monroe Corridor has been designated and planned, and the City has updated its Comprehensive Plan and Municipal Code policies accordingly. However, when the City considers the transition between the Corridor and the surrounding Emerson-Garfield neighborhood, as well…