News & Notices

Wildfire smoke isn’t the only air pollutant of concern during Spokane’s summers. In fact, when we aren’t experiencing wildfire smoke, ozone is often the predominant pollutant…

Seasonal fire danger burn restrictions are in effect beginning on Tuesday, June 30, 2026, until further notice.

Wildfire smoke is a regular summer hazard in Spokane, and it’s not just people who are affected. Like us, pets can suffer from poor air quality.

Summer is here and your list of outdoor adventures is endless. But one thing can quickly disrupt your plans: an unwelcome guest that shows up uninvited without an arranged arrival or departure date…

Breathe easier. Check out the new Smoke Ready Spokane website, a one-stop shop for wildfire smoke resources.

Warmer weather means rec fire season! It is important to follow these requirements whenever you have a recreational fire.

We are joining agencies across the PNW to promote smoke preparedness during Smoke Ready Week, June 1-5, with daily tips and resources to prepare for summer’s potential wildfire smoke.

Thank you to all of the students (and their teachers, parents, or guardians) who participated in our Do Your Share, Protect Our Air poster contest! Every year, we host this contest as a lead-up to our May Clean Air Month celebration. We had the best time looking at each of the over 270 entries we received this…