WELCOME TO THE LINCOLN HEIGHTS NEIGHBORHOOD

 The next Lincoln Heights Neighborhood Council meeting will be via Zoom on April 21st, 6 PM.  Included in the meeting:

We will have a speaker from Public Works to give us an update on the Waste to Energy plant. The passage of HB 2416 offers temporary, cost-free allowances to help reduce compliance costs. It has been a popular subject at our council meetings. Get your questions answered. Join us as we learn more about the history and future of our Waste to Energy plant.
 
Nick Hamad, Planning and Development Manager of the Parks, will present on the levy-funded replacement of the playground and restroom facilities at Lincoln Park. This is an opportunity to give your input and learn more about the park improvements projected to be constructed in Spring of 2027. We are so excited for the replacement of the playground and restrooms at Lincoln Park!
 
Marilyn Lloyd, vice-chair, will present on Community Engagement Grant. The grant is used to fund items and activities that boost residential awareness and participation in neighborhood councils. We use the grant to pay for our Zoom. We also use the grant to purchase food, swag for events and booth fees. Pole banners and stickers. This year’s events include Summer Parkways, Spokane Symphony Labor Day Concert in Comstock Park and our council’s annual Meet Your Neighbors in the Park Sponsored by Parks Foundation. Got ideas? Let us know! Want to volunteer at the events? Let us know! We will vote on the grant at our May meeting.
 
 

Disposal passes worth $30 are available through City of Spokane, starting in March.  Details here: Disposal Pass Program

Lincoln Heights extra free curbside pickup of trash will be in the Fall, Sept  23 and 24th. 
 
NEW: Traffic Calming survey (select Safe Streets Survey.. twice… to get started with your report.)
Until 3/31/26, the City is asking people to report the location of dangerous road conditions, such as speeding, collisions, crosswalks, street conditions, safety of people walking, and safety of people biking.  Submissions will be evaluated and may guide upcoming traffic calming projects.
 
District Center Master Plan can be viewed here: https://my.spokanecity.org/projects/lincoln-heights-district-center/.

Minutes from recent meetings are posted below:

LHNC meetings are held live every other month: Jan, Mar, May, Jul, Sept, Nov, on the 3rd Tuesday of the month.  On alternate months, the Council meets via Zoom.

  • Lincoln Heights Neighborhood Council boundaries:West: SE Blvd, Perry; East: Havana; South: 37th; North: 14th, Napa, 11th (it’s complicated); West: Perry; East:  Havana

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