What is Together Spokane?
Together Spokane is a community-driven partnership between Spokane Public Schools, Spokane Parks & Recreation, and a range of community and private partners. It began as a shared vision for the future of our city’s parks, schools, and neighborhoods.
Strong voter approval of two Nov. 4, 2025, ballot measures means more than 200 projects will transform every Spokane neighborhood over the next 20 years.
Together Spokane reflects what our community asked for:
- Smart collaboration between governments
- Improved safety and access
- High-quality projects that deliver clear value for families
In the months ahead, we will begin sharing timelines, project details, and opportunities for continued community engagement. These once-in-a-generation investments will shape Spokane’s future, and we are grateful for the trust residents have placed in us as we turn this shared vision into visible improvements across our city.
We encourage you to look through the projects in these pages to learn what's ahead. You can follow a specific project to get alerts when we have updates, and ask questions or share comments via the "Ask Questions Here" button or via the methods outlined at the bottom of this page. Thank you for your continued interest!
2026 Projects
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Citywide All-Weather Fields with Lights
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Enhanced Security Across All Neighborhood Parks
Safer parks mean safer neighborhoods
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Ferris Sports Complex
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High Bridge Park
New playground, upgraded restrooms, water efficiency upgrades, trailhead & trail improvements, improved park safety & maintenance, and enhanced natural land management
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Improved Maintenance Across All Neighborhood Parks
Improving daily maintenance and management of existing parks through increased Park Operations staffing
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Meadowglen Park
Develop a new 14 acre neighborhood park on existing city owned property in the North Indian Trail Neighborhood
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Madison School and Rec Center at Franklin Park
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Merkel Sports Complex Expansion
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New & Renovated Amenities
Key improvements include sport courts, a new disc golf course, and a pump track
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New SPS Trades School on SCC Campus
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North Central High School Modernization
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Playground Replacements & Renovations
Replace or repair every playground in need within Spokane parks, improve playground accessibility, and add 9 new larger community park playgrounds
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Three Major Park Renovations
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Three New Neighborhood Parks
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Water Efficiency Upgrades
Replaces approximately 175 acres of antiquated irrigation, all manual systems and several unreliable hydraulic systems with fully automated, high-efficiency systems