Spokane C.O.P.S.

Whether you are a religious person or not we ask that you keep our first responders in your thoughts as they battle these horrible fires in Spokane. We also want to send our deepest condolences to all those who lost their homes.

Spokane COPS NW is hosting a free shred day!

Clean out those unwanted files and dispose of your information safely.

If your family is in need of a little help this summer feeding the kiddos, please take advantage of this amazing program.

SUMMER MEALS: When kids are busy riding bikes, playing in parks, or running through sprinklers during the summer, they sure do work up an appetite.

Families with kids ages 0 to 18 are encouraged to visit more than 30 locations across Spokane offering no-cost breakfast and lunch.

Spokane Public Schools Nutrition Services staff are serving meals at twenty-three school sites this summer, so take a walk, visit a playground, and fuel up with nutritious food!

Meals will be served through Aug. 14; there is no service on July 3. Find locations and times at spokaneschools.org/summermeals.

As we take time today to remember those who gave everything in defense of our country, here’s some interesting history about Memorial Day.

The C.O.P.S. shops will be CLOSED Monday May 25th 2026.

Take time this weekend to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

Happy Mother’s Day!

Remember Bloomsday is this Sunday May 3rd. That means streets will be closed in the downtown and West Central area. If you live West of Lindeke St. remember…you need to park your vehicle on the East side of Lindeke or leave the area before 8am. If you don’t you’ll be stuck until the race concludes. Police will be in place and will not let you cross once the race has started. Enjoy the beautiful weather and have a safe Bloomsday Weekend!

Help keep our community clean! The city still has dump passes…get one while they last.

This past weekend, April 18th, Spokane C.O.P.S. West helped the Spokane Fire Department with their Blitz event. They used the C.O.P.S. West building on W. Boone Ave as a staging area for distributing and installing smoke detectors in the West Central neighborhood.