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(208) 743-4075 TRASH COLLECTION & RECYCLING Trash is collected every Tuesday. For service questions, please call Sunshine Disposal at (208) 743-4075 2026 HOLIDAY SERVICE SCHEDULE Trash collection is delayed by one day for the following holidays: New Year’s Day Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day Thanksgiving Day Christmas Day If the holiday is observed on a weekend, no changes will occur with the collection schedule. When in doubt, put it out! *In case of inclement weather or road construction, trash will be serviced the following week at no charge. Set carts out by 6:30 a.m., remove them from the street within 24 hours. Place wheeled cart against the curb or along the alley with the handle pointing toward your residence. Keep carts at least three feet away from other carts, mailboxes, fire hydrants, parked cars, or utility poles so trucks can easily access the cart. Roll-carts are available in 35, 65, and 95 gallons. The correctly sized cart should allow for occasional extra volume. Items that are around or fall from your roll-cart during collection are the responsibility of the customer. To avoid this, please tie off all garbage in plastic bags and place in a roll-cart. If your garbage is missed, please call Sunshine (208) 743-4075) as soon as possible. Materials not allowed: construction material, TVs, monitors, hot ashes, human waste, large quantities of animal waste, dead animals, solvents, flammable liquids, asbestos, ammunition, fuel tanks, hazardous materials. WEEKLY GARBAGE PICK UP GUIDELINES Click here for FEES BULKY WASTE SITE GUIDELINES Located on Mill Rd (just beyond the Train Depot at the old mill site) 1ST & 3RD SATURDAY OF THE MONTH Property address and phone number will be required. Limit of 2 loads per household, per Saturday. Extremely large loads: use the Transfer Station in Moscow (open 2nd & 4th Saturdays of the month) Household Waste only accepted in April & October Demolition Waste accepted except in April & October Upholstered Furniture (including mattresses & box springs) accepted year round . What is DEMOLITION waste? Scrap metal 4 passenger tires (NO rims) 2 large appliances Sheetrock Tile, brick, concrete Toilets/porcelain Laminate flooring Carpet/padding Glass windows Vinyl siding Wood furniture Untreated lumber Roofing materials What is HOUSEHOLD waste? Plastic Rubber items Hot tubs Glass Solidified paint Dishwashers Small appliances Microwaves Railroad ties Tents Tarps /canvas CFL light bulbs/tube lights Insulation Styrofoam VCRs Stereos Upholstered furniture Contaminated waste You can find the Solid Waste 2026 Guide here

AGENDAS 9-23-2024 City Council Agenda 9-23-2024 Rates and Fees Hearing 9-9-2024 City Council Agenda 8-26-2024 City Council Agenda 8-12-2024 City Council Agenda 8-12-2024 Budget Hearing 7-22-2024 City Council Agenda 7-8-2024 City Council Agenda 6-24-2024 City Council Agenda AMENDED 6-10-2024 City Council Agenda 5-24-2024 City Council Agenda 5-13-2024 City Council Agenda 4-22-2024 City Council Agenda 4-8-2024 City Council Agenda 3-25-2024 City Council Agenda 3-11-2024 City Council Agenda CANCELLED 2-26-2024 City Council Agenda 2-12-2024 City Council Agenda 1-22-2024 City Council Agenda AMENDED 1-8-2024 City Council Agenda * * * * * 2023 CITY COUNCIL AGENDAS 2022 CITY COUNCIL AGENDAS 2021 CITY COUNCIL AGENDAS 2020 CITY COUNCIL AGENDAS 2019 CITY COUNCIL AGENDAS 2018 CITY COUNCIL AGENDAS 2017 CITY COUNCIL AGENDAS 2016 CITY COUNCIL AGENDAS 2015 CITY COUNCIL AGENDAS 2014 CITY COUNCIL AGENDAS 2013 CITY COUNCIL AGENDAS 2012 CITY COUNCIL AGENDAS MINUTES 9-9-2024 City Council Minutes 8-26-2024 City Council Minutes 8-12-2024 City Council Minutes 8-12-2024 Budget Hearing 7-22-2024 City Council Minutes 7-8-2024 City Council Minutes 6-24-2024 City Council Minutes 6-10-2024 City Council Minutes 5-24-2024 City Council Minutes 5-13-2024 City Council Minutes 4-22-2024 City Council Minutes 4-8-2024 City Council Minutes 3-25-2024 City Council Minutes 3-11-2024 City Council Minutes 2-12-2024 City Council Minutes 1-22-2024 City Council Minutes 1-8-2024 City Council Minutes * * * * * 2023 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 2022 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 2021 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 2020 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 2019 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 2018 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 2017 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 2016 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 2015 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 2014 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 2013 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 2012 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES

Potlatch Days Contact List Non-Food Vendors: Lorna Macy 509-280-5533 Food Vendors: Dan Hernandez 208-407-5773 Dirt Events: Dan Hernandez 208-407-5773 Parade: Tamm Kilborn 208-875-1294 and Heidi Davis Car Show: Craig Swanson 509-209-6706 Small Title This is a Paragraph. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start editing the content and make sure to add any relevant details or information that you want to share with your visitors. Small Title This is a Paragraph. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start editing the content and make sure to add any relevant details or information that you want to share with your visitors. Small Title This is a Paragraph. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start editing the content and make sure to add any relevant details or information that you want to share with your visitors.

Potlatch History The community of Potlatch began as a company town for Potlatch Forest, Inc., once boasting the world's largest White Pine sawmill in the United States (1906) with a booming forest industry. The City of Potlatch has a population of over 800 people. The City is located one mile off of Highway 95 on State Highway 6 (aka Scenic 6) and is 18 miles NE of Moscow and 51 miles NE of Lewiston. Potlatch offers two walking tours for history buffs: "A Walking Tour of the Potlatch Commercial District" and "A Walking Tour of Potlatch Neighborhoods". Pick up your free tour guide document at City Hall or at the WIMHPG railroad depot. These publications are provided by the Potlatch Historical Society and the City of Potlatch. A brochure, "The Palouse Country", which offers directions for driving tours of Latah and Whitman Counties, is also available at City Hall or at the WIMHPG railroad depot. Browse through a digital collection comprised of about 3,500 photographs and documents from Potlatch and surrounding areas here . You can read more about the WI&M Depot here . WI&M Depot By 1905, the Potlatch Lumber Company owned 100,000 acres of timber in Idaho’s white pine belt, the largest remaining stand of virgin white pine timber in the world. Potlatch Union Church Dedicated in 1912. When it was built it was the largest church in Latah County and could seat approximately 1000 people. The church burned to the ground July 15, 1951. Potlatch Mercantile The cornerstone of the Potlatch Mercantile Company Store is dated 1906 and it was a major economic force in Latah County, until it burned down on January 13, 1963.

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